100 Places To Visit In Europe

Standing tall right in the heart of Paris, the Eiffel Tower is a mesmerizing visual gaze, bringing alive the city of romance. Also, famous as the ‘Iron Lady’, the Eiffel Tower in Paris holds a place in the Seven Wonders of the World. Boasting of a flamboyant architecture, the Eiffel Tower in France is cherished as a landmar...

The Colosseum in Rome is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. This ancient gladiatorial arena in Italy has about 50,000 seats. With beautiful architecture, it gives a glimpse of the atmosphere when the gladiators used to fight with animals and also with each other. The whole structure has deep roots with underground compl...

Trevi Fountain is a fountain in Rome, Italy in the district of Trevi. It’s one of the most famous fountains in the world and has even appeared in several movies, including ''La Dolce Vita''. It’s the biggest Baroque fountain in the city at 26.3 meters high and 49.15 meters wide. The foundation depicts water and the fact tha...

Catalan Architect Antoni Gaudi is remembered for his fantastic creations. La Sagrada Familia Church is one of his masterpieces. Located in Barcelona, the unfinished Catholic Church can be seen from any high point. Although the temple is still under construction, the majestic structure is marvellous to look at. Students of a...

The Las Ramblas Street is the favorite spot for locals as well as tourists. What makes Las Ramblas in Barcelona a happening place to visit? Although it stays crowded throughout the year but there are many restaurants, cafes, interesting shops and human statues.

It is an interesting street and there are many things to do as...

It was in the year 1929 when the Poble Espanyol museum was built for the Barcelona International Exposition. The museum exhibits the culture and architecture of Spain. One can witness replicas of 117 buildings in Spain. Visit the famous Montjuic Hill & Poble Espanyol to have a fun-filled and memorable trip. The buildings in...

Arc De Triomphe has been one of the most famous monuments and landmark of tourist attraction in Paris that stands right at the centre of the Place Charles de Gaulle also called as the “Place de l’Étoile“. Situated on the western side of the famous Champs-Élysées, the Arc De Triomphe in Paris is a part of L’Axe historique, a...

Notre Dame de Paris is a world-famous Catholic Cathedral that boasts of magnificent French Gothic structures. Situated on the Île de la Cité in the fourth arrondissement of Paris, it is also called as ‘Our Lady of Paris’. Famous for its architectural richness and size, Notre Dame de in Paris is located on the eastern end of...

The former imperial palace in Vienna is referred to as the Hofburg. It had its inception in the 13th century and modifications to it extended to the future generations. The Habsburg dynasty rulers set up base here and in modern times it is the workplace along with the residence of the President of Austria. It is the summer ...

The Vienna State Opera House happens to be an Opera house that is situated in Austria. The members of the Vienna Philharmonic regularly perform at this prestigious venue in Vienna. Throughout the summer months, there are round-the-clock classical music performances echo through this beautiful building. A Vienna Opera House ...

The best ways to view the colossal clock are from a compartment on the near to London Eye Ferris wheel or on a Thames River voyage, both offering fantastic points of view of the 315-foot (96-meter) clock tower and the Neo-Gothic Palace of Westminster while empowering you to keep up a key separation from the gathering that c...

Hyde Park is one of the royal and the largest parks of Central London in England and is famed for its Speaker’s Corner. Stretching over 350 acres along with Kensington Garden, which stretches over 275 acres, the overall area covered by these two prominent parks of London is 625 acres. The Hyde Park in London is separated by...

The Pantheon Temple in Rome is famous for its magnificent architecture. The temple was commissioned by Marcus Agrippa and was completed by Hadrian. It was earlier a temple which later got converted into a church. Pantheon Temple is one of the most preserved architectures in Rome.

History of Pantheon Temple

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Buckingham Palace in London is currently the working headquarters of the monarchy where the Queen carries out all her ceremonial and official duties. Being one among the few working royal palaces, this place in London is open to people for almost 20 hours every day during the summer. During their visit to Buckingham Palace,...

Churchill War Rooms in London is located on the King Charles Street and is the combination of the earlier Churchill Museum and the Cabinet War Rooms. In the year 1938, with the probability of a big war ahead, the British government, under the control of Neville Chamberlain, agreed to strategize the elimination of staff from...

The Sistine Chapel is a famous place of the Apostolic Palace, where the Pope resides in Vatican City. The place is well known for its great history. Initially, Cappella Magna was the name to call it, but now, it is known as Chapel. Mainly, it is famous for the frescos art which decorates the interior of this place. Sistine ...

The Hampton Court Palace embodies an ancient royal architecture. It is settled on the shores of the Thames in London. In the year 1515, the first brick was laid under the punctilious guidance of Thomas Wesley, who was in the list of the dearest of King Henry VII. Due to some conflict with Thomas Wesley, the king ended up th...

A Giant Ferris wheel located on the Thames’ South bank in London, this 443 feet high structure having a 394 feet diameter has been publicized as the London Eye. Formerly known as Millenium Wheel, London Eye in England is the world’s fourth tallest ferris wheel. Visitors can hop on to this wheel, and enjoy a ride of 30 minut...

The British Museum in London was one of the first national museums opened in 1759 for the national public in the world. It was designed in the 19th century, including the four wings of the museum. Free to all visitors, it is one of the world's greatest museums that dedicated to human history. Located in the Bloomsbury distr...

Tower Bridge in London is one of the most remarkable bridges in the world. The deck of the bridge can be accessed free of cost by both the pedestrians as well as the vehicles, however, one needs to pay in order to access the bridge's twin towers, Victorian engine rooms, and high-level walkways. The then Prince of Wales offi...

The Victoria and Albert Museum is the greatest museum of design and art in the world. The structure opened in 1909 and has been modified in adjacent buildings. It includes some great masterpieces of furniture, paintings, sculptures, ceramics, jewelry, posters, glass, and textiles.

The collection includes art from almost e...

Located west of the House of Parliament, Westminster Abbey church is one of the must-see historical sites in the world. Dating back to more than 1000 years in history, this was the first location where Benedictine monks used to visit to carry out their daily worship. Today this is a beautiful church in London and a beloved ...

Basilica di San Lorenzo is an intriguing spot associated with Michelangelo. His sculptures are here for tombs of Giuliano Medici and Lorenzo. There are the best examples of Mannerist architecture in Biblioteca Laurenziana. Filippo Brunelleschi rebuilt San Lorenzo in the year 1419 at the place where one of the oldest churche...

Boboli Gardens in Florence is something more than just a garden but it is an open-air museum which embraces Pitti Palace, a culture site. The park is rich with the fountains, sculptures, oak trees that are century’s old and beautiful flora. This site can be regarded as the green spot in the city of Florence.

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Galleria Dell ‘Academia is a popular museum in Florence that houses the beautiful artworks of popular artists from various centuries. The museum offers great and beautiful artifacts that can satisfy anyone’s curiosity on art symbols, music, and botany. The painting techniques that one can find here can amaze anyone. It is a...

Built in Renaissance architectural style, Palazzo Pitti is a huge palace and is among the largest architectural monuments of Florence. Pitti Palace in Florence was originally built in the year 1457 for the Pitti Family. The palace complex is home to royal quarters, museums with Italian artworks, and sprawling gardens.

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Palazzo Vecchio is a must-see attraction that is worth visiting on a trip to Florence. This historic monument cherishes the history of three eras. There are renaissance paintings and chambers, medieval fortress and Roman ruins housed in the beautiful location. It is the site where you can find art blended with history thus,...

Moulin Rouge is a celebration of music, dance, truth, beauty, and freedom. It is here when the scenes from movies and shows come to life on stage dressed extravagantly in glitzy costumes making the entire atmosphere enchanting and lively.

History of Moulin Rouge

One of the most popular cabaret shows of Paris, Moulin Rouge...

The Notre Dame Cathedral is a medieval era Catholic cathedral in Paris. Its name can be translated into “Our Lady of Paris”. It is located in the 4th arrondissement of the city, on the Île de la Cité. It is one of the most popular of all Gothic cathedrals of the middle ages in Paris. The construction of Notre Dame cathedral...

Devoted to Ceramic and Glass artworks, the Musée Ariana or the Ariana Museum houses over 25,000 objects collected through the last 1200 years. It showcases the technological, artistic and historic changes throughout the centuries from the purview of glass and ceramic works created during these time periods. It is a magical ...

Chillon Castle is a beautiful island castle in Lake Geneva. The place has become a major tourist attraction because of the beautiful view of the surrounding mountains and the lake. The Castle of Chillon has easy accessibility to other parts of the country, which makes it one of the most visited places in Switzerland.

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Lake Geneva, Switzerland is one of the largest lakes in Western Europe. It is shared by Switzerland and France. The length of the lake is 73 Km and the width is 14 Km, also the depth of the Lake is 310 meters. Apart from being one of the largest lakes, Lake Geneva is popular because it is divided into 3 parts due to its dif...

Lavaux Vineyard terraces are protected UNESCO World Heritage sites and a 30 km stretch of vineyards on the northern shores of Lake Geneva. This Swiss wine route from St. Saphorin to Lutry is a sight to behold and a stoppage no wine lover can shy away from. The source of the ‘Grand Crus’ in wine for Switzerland, the Lavaux w...

Saint Pierre Cathedral is old Geneva’s main church. It is more than 850 years old and located in the middle of Geneva’s Old Town, overlooking the city. The home of Saint Pierre Geneva is a mixture of various architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Ancient. Saint Pierre Cathedral is 64 meters tall and has old and spaciou...

The Jet D’Eau Geneva is a fountain on the Lake Geneva which is one of the major tourists’ attractions of the place. The water jet has become a symbol of Geneva over the few years, and therefore a visit to the Geneva water jet is important if one is staying in the nearby areas.

The Geneva Water Jet Fountain is quite high, ...

Palace of Nations is located in Ariana Park, it houses the European Headquarters of the United Nations and is the largest UN center after New York. Initially, the Palace of Nations was built for the League of Nations. To design the palaces, an architectural design competition was held in the 1920s. The jury of architects ha...

The reformation wall also known as the International Monument to Reformation is built inside the old city walls of Geneva. It is a representation of the fortifications’ and the importance of the city of Geneva in the Protestant Reformation. The reformation wall honors the individuals, events and the documents of the Reforma...

History of Charles Bridge

Charles Bridge in Prague is one of the oldest bridges in Prague. It was built in 1357 by Charles IV. The construction of the bridge was led by a famous German-Czech architect named Peter Parler and it took half a century to build it. Formerly, the bridge was known as “Stone’ or “Prague”, but after...

Prague Castle, Czech Republic, is the largest castle in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage site and is spread over 70,000 acres of land. Since the Velvet Revolutions Castle Prague has gone under extensive repairs. The castle receives 1.8 million visitors each year and is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Prague...

The Old Town Square Prague is a historic monument in the Old Town quarter of Prague. The Old Town Square Prague features various historically significant buildings like the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Týn, which has been the main church of this part of the city since the 14th century. The Old Town Hall holds a medieval...

Prague Astronomical Clock was first installed in 1410. It is also known as Prague Orloj Astronomical Clock. Travelers can find the Prague Astronomical Wall Clock fixed on the southern side of the Old Town Hall, which is near Old Town Square. To house the clock’s mechanical parts, a stone chamber was also built near it. It m...

St. Vitus Cathedral Prague, the seat of Archbishop of Prague, is a cathedral of Saint Adalbert, Saint Wenceslaus, and Saint Vitus. The St. Vitus Cathedral interior is heavily influenced by Gothic architecture with a renaissance and baroque touch as well. The construction of the church took longer than expected; there were s...

The National Museum Prague in 1818 with a focus on natural sciences. Later, in between the years of 1830 and 1840, the museum also started collecting historical objects. The museum was then seen as a center for Czech nationalism. It took almost an entire century to balance out the historical artifacts with the science ones....

Many times, Prague can become a bit dull as most of the tourist spots are historical buildings. But fret not; Prague Zoo is to the rescue. It is the place to go to spruce up the trip especially for children. Built in 1931, the Prague Zoo was built to help students and scholars gain advanced knowledge in wildlife and zoology...

Dancing House Prague was designed in 1992 and completed in 1996. It was designed by an architect called “Frank Gehry”. Representing the US bombing on Prague in 1945, the Dancing House holds a lot of historical significance. The plot remained vacant till the area was cleared in 1960. Frank Gehry originally named the house “F...

One of the greatest architectural contributions by the Greek can be found in the Acropolis of Athens. Located at the height of 150 m above the sea level, the Acropolis of Athens is the ancient Greek Citadel built high above the city of Athens on the rocky outcrop. As a direct reference to the placement of the citadel, Acrop...

The Parthenon is the crown jewel of the Acropolis of Athens and a testament to the prosperity of ancient Athens. Dedicated to Goddess Athena after whom the city is named, Parthenon has been the centre of the history of this city and has seen countless battles and owners staking claim to this magnificent monument built on to...

The temple of Olympian Zeus is a colossal temple right at the centre of Athens dedicated to Zeus, the king of Olympian gods in Greek mythology. The temple was commissioned by Peisistratus in the 6th century BC, but the construction was halted due to lack of funds. The temple saw multiple starts and pauses by various rulers ...

The Erechtheion temple is an ancient Greek temple in the ancient Citadel of Acropolis built during the 5th century BC dedicated to both Athena and Poseidon. The Erechtheion temple was commissioned by Pericles during the golden age of the city of Athens after the Persians were defeated. The temple was designed to house the w...

The temple of Hephaestus earlier known as Theseion is a temple dedicated to Hephaestus, the god of fire, sculptors, metallurgy, blacksmith, craftsmen and everything encompassing creation and art in Greek mythology. The temple was earlier attributed to Athenian hero Theseus, but later the inscriptions in the temple confirmed...

Built at the base of the Acropolis, the Odeon of Herodes Atticus is a hub of theatre experience in Athens. The fully restored site has a sitting capacity of 5000 people and has been hosting theatrical performances, musical concerts, orchestra performances and even operas. The open-air theatre has captivated the modern popul...

A visit to the White Tower of Thessaloniki is a must when someone is on a trip to the city, because the tower is a symbol that represents the city, and any trip would be incomplete without visiting such a popular tourist destination. Located near the waterfront, the White Tower Thessaloniki Greece is a monument and a museum...

The Arch of Galerius and Rotunda are two neighbouring buildings in Thessaloniki, whose history dates back to the 4th century. Both the places are an example of the brilliant minds and creativity of the people in those time because of the architectural excellence of the Thessaloniki Rotunda as well as Arch of Galerius Thessa...

The Hagia Sophia Thessaloniki is a famous tourists’ destination in Thessaloniki, because of it being one of the oldest churches of the city. Due to its architectural excellence, the building has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Site along with various other buildings and monuments of the city of Thessaloni...

The upper town of Thessaloniki, with all its vivid and colourful glory, phases in and out of the 4th-century Byzantine era to the 15th-century touch of the Ottomans, with a fair amount of glimpse of a modern city.

Traditionally called Ano Poli, this neighbourhood in the northern side of Thessaloniki was the favourite of t...

Ever since the city was founded by King Cassander of Macedonia in 315 BC, the outer boundaries of Thessaloniki have been bordered with high walls. It was a common occurrence in the European and Middle-eastern imperialism culture back then to mark territories between empires. But the Byzantine Walls that one can see now stan...

The Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki reflects the life, culture, and heritage of the Sephardic Jewish community of Greece. Sephardic Jews hail from the Iberian Peninsula or Sepharad in Spain. This ethnic community is spread across countries like Portugal and Greece. The museum is about its history and the evolution of their co...

Located on Stationsplein 15, Amsterdam Centraal Station is the largest railway station in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It connects all the places in Amsterdam. All kinds of public transport are available in the Amsterdam central. Around 165,000 passengers use the station every day, making it one of the busiest stations in the co...

The Anne Frank House is the house of Anne Frank who wrote her famous diary during World War 2. The Diary of Anne Frank depicts the life of the author and the situations during the war. The Anne Frank House is located on Prinsengracht in Central Amsterdam, Netherlands. The house is more like a museum and is visited by people...

Canal Cruise in Amsterdam is one of the most magical experiences for a memorable getaway. With a stunning backdrop to the city’s historical nature, floating down the canals and discovering the city’s sights is a unique experience while on an Amsterdam’s canal cruise tour. Amsterdam City Canal Cruise offers an alluring exper...

The heart of Amsterdam, Dam square connects all the places. The Amsterdam Central Station is located in Dam square. All the museums, parks, and shopping malls are located here. It is the busiest place in Amsterdam and the rush is always there. Historical importance is attached to the place. One should visit Dam Square in Am...

Located in Amsterdam, the Heineken Experience is one of the major tourist attractions in Amsterdam. The tour to the Heineken Experience was first established in 1991 when the visitors were shown the brewery process in this famous industrial museum. A visit to the Heineken Experience in Amsterdam would give one a glimpse of ...

I Amsterdam City is a famous hub for tourists which encompasses cultural diversity. With a host of fascinating museums, exotic nightlife, and iconic attractions, the city offers a memorable experience with your loved ones. I Amsterdam is rich in architectural buildings, pristine natural spaces, bustling shopping streets, an...

The Leidseplein, a square located in Central Amsterdam, is one of the busiest streets too. It is perfect to explore the nightlife of the city. It lays in the Weteringschans neighborhood immediately northeast of the Singelgracht canal. The square is situated at the crossroads of the Weteringschans, the Marnixstraat, and the ...

One of the major tourist attractions, Madame Tussauds, is a wax museum located in the capital city of the Netherlands. It consists of wax statues of famous personalities from all over the world. Visitors who come to Amsterdam always visit Madame Tussauds museum as it is a part of all the tour packages. It is one of the most...

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is a museum that illustrates the beautiful art and history of Amsterdam from the middle ages to the present. It houses over 8000 objects in 80 massive rooms that tell the tales of Dutch art and history. Rijksmuseum is the largest and most visited tourist attraction. Rijksmuseum art...

Royal Palace Amsterdam is located in the heart of the Dutch capital of the Netherlands. It is the World’s eighth wonder and is a magnificent architectural building that is open to the public to visit. Royal Palace Amsterdam is the most famous historical landmark in the Netherlands. It is in active use by the Royal Dutch Fam...

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is located at the Museum Square in the south of Amsterdam where there are other Museums too like Stedelijk Museum and Rijksmuseum. The Van Gogh Museum is an art museum that consists of the largest collection of Van Gogh’s paintings. It receives many visitors every year, which makes it the 23...

Vondelpark is the largest park in Amsterdam with the most beautiful views. There are a lot of things that one can do while in Vondelpark. People go for picnics, cycling, jogging, and other activities. There are lakes, cafes, and aesthetic statues here. Vondelpark in Amsterdam is located near the Museumplein and has the high...

Gorky Park in Moscow is named after famous Soviet political activist, writer and founder of the Socialist Realism literary method, Alexei Maximovich Peshkov aka Maxim Gorky. In August 2018, the park completed its 90th anniversary and is now only a decade away from its centenary celebrations. Given the importance of Gorky Pa...

The Grand Kremlin Palace is a lavishly and royally decorated palace which is now used as the official residence of the State. All the country leaders and important and powerful personalities who visited Russia, would definitely walk down this beautiful palace. This palace is incredibly beautiful and is closely associated wi...

GUM is known as the Glavny Universalny Magazin and is the largest department store located in Russia. It is situated on the northeastern direction of the Red Square in Moscow and the building was established in the year 1889-1893. This building was originally famous as the Upper Trading Arcade and was designed by A.N. Pomer...

Kremlin is the word used to denote the many Russian citadels spread all over the country. Among these, the Kremlin in Moscow is the most famous one of all, and rightfully so. The Moscow Kremlin or simply Kremlin, in short, is located in the heart of the city, on Red Square area. It overlooks the Moskva River to the south, t...

Lenin Mausoleum is the tomb of Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin, right in the heart of the country’s capital city of Moscow. It is a location befitting the greatest of the Russian leaders and a communist revolutionary. Inside the mausoleum, Lenin’s embalmed remains lie peacefully inside a specially curated sarcophagus, where vi...

Luzhniki Stadium is not only the largest stadium in Russia but also one of the largest in all of Europe. The country’s national stadium which is located in Moscow is one giant arena for sports and entertainment, with a seating capacity of 81,000. The name ‘Luzhniki’ comes from the Russian word, roughly meaning ‘The Meadows....

The Red Square of Moscow is the lifeline of the city, and the whole country. This is the very center and heart of Moscow, from where all of the city’s important streets spread out like a spider’s web into various ring roads and highways. Red Square separates the former royal citadel and current resident of the Russian presi...

St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow is one of the most iconic artistic structures in Moscow which is also called Pokrovsky Cathedral. It is often said by the locals that the architect of the cathedral was blinded by Ivan to keep its design unique and to avoid replication of the structure. It is also said that earlier the cathed...

The Amsterdam Museum was earlier known as Amsterdam Historisch museum until 2011. The museum consists of the exhibits that shows the history of Amsterdam. It has many amazing artefacts and objects from the Renaissance period. It is located in the centre of Amsterdam, between Kalverstraat and Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal. The mus...

There are many churches situated in Saint Petersburg, Russia which you can pay a visit to for worshipping Jesus and seeking his blessings. These churches are built wonderfully and have fantastic architecture and interiors as well. There are also some very old churches present here but still under proper maintenance and care...

St Petersburg is the cultural capital of Russia, and the Hermitage Museum by the River Neva is the best center of art and culture one can find here. The city’s most popular tourist attraction is home to over 3 million, but only a small part of it is on display for the public. To fully understand the importance of the State ...

The second largest city in Russia, St Petersburg, is also the cultural capital of the country. One of the biggest landmarks of cultural importance is the Krestovsky Stadium. Hosting the 2018 Fifa World Cup, the stadium recently rose to the forefront of the country and was referred to as the St Petersburg stadium during the ...

St Petersburg, the cultural capital of Russia, is home to many culturally important landmarks. However, one of the most important sites of cultural importance in Russia is the Peterhof Palace. It is a series of palaces and gardens which are located in Peterhof, St Petersburg. One of the best features of the area that catche...

Saint Petersburg is the Russia post city and is situated on the Baltic Sea. It has also been the imperial capital of Russia for two centuries. There are various places to visit and things to do in Saint Petersburg and amongst them is The Catherine Palace. The Catherine Palace is an extremely famous palace situated in the to...

Saint Petersburg is the port city in Russia. Also, it has been the imperial capital of Russia for two centuries. There are various places to visit, and things to do in Saint Petersburg and among them is the Peter and Paul Fortress. Peter and Paul Fortress is an extremely famous citadel situated in Saint Petersburg, Russia. ...

Saint Petersburg is the extremely beautiful port city in Russia. Also, it has been the imperial capital of Russia for two centuries. There are various places to visit and things to do in Saint Petersburg and among them is The Russian Museum. The Russian Museum is an extremely famous museum and is situated in Saint Petersbur...

Amidst all the glitz and glamour of urbanization, the best thing that St Petersburg has to offer is still its rich history and heritage. And right in the middle of it stands the magnificent Winter Palace of Peter the Great and all the Russian Tsars that came after him. Today, it is an inseparable part of St Petersburg’s cul...

If one wants to have a cultural experience during their excursion to Brussels, then Centre for Fine Arts, called Bozar is a must-visit attraction. With an endeavor to provide its audience with some rich artistic experiences, Bozar in Brussels emphasizes on the importance of creation. And thus it organizes some interesting c...

The Grand Place is one of the most visited places in Brussels. Considered as one of the most important places, Grand Place is home to many historic monuments and even has its own historical importance. It is even included in the itineraries for the visitors who come here.

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The Grand Place was built back in the 10t...

Brussels is the capital city of the mesmerizing country of Belgium and is full of the many hidden architectural treasures. For those who wish to explore this wonderful city at its best, one such must visit destination is the Magritte Museum. Located in the heart of the city, Magritte Museum in Brussels houses the largest co...

The Atomium is one of the most marvelous pieces of sculpture or monument which was built in 1958 during the Export fair. Located at Brussels, Belgium, Atomium has its own share of history too. It is one of the major attractions of the city. Tourists from all over the world come to view this marvelous sculpture which clearly...

A miniature park in Brussels, Mini Europe is the perfect place for visiting. Considered as the perfect place for visitors of all ages, Mini Europe has gained a lot of importance since its opening. Inaugurated by Prince Phillip in 1989, Mini Europe has been the center of attraction for the visitors who come over to Brussels ...

Nemo 33 is basically an indoor pool which is designed with the purpose of scuba diving and other water related sports. It is one of the deepest indoor swimming pool and is not for the faint hearted. The depth of the pool is around 34.5 meters and is advised that one should never go without any guide to the Nemo 33.

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The Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels are a group of five museums which are home to over 20,000 pieces of art including paintings, drawings, sculptures dating from the 15th century to the present day. Also called Musées Royaux Des Beaux Arts, these museums are situated in the downtown Royal District. Located a few kilo...

One of the most well maintained Palaces in the whole world, the Royal Palace of Brussels is the ultimate symbol of constitutional Monarchy. Being the administrative residence of the King, where the King received, to this day, the political representatives of various institutions both domestic and foreign and foreign guests ...

Sablon is basically a hill in the upper town of Brussels and holds a lot of importance for the city. It has lots of places in there which are visited by tourists throughout the year. The twin squares, the grand Sablon Brussels and the Petit Sablon are located at the heart of the city. The Sablon is basically the medieval pa...

Historic yet hip, confident yet modest, Brussels is multicultural to its roots. And, the center of this magnificent city is decorated by the mesmerizing architectural wonder of the Brussels Town Hall. A gothic building from the Middle ages, it is located on the Grand Place. Being the only remaining medieval structure of the...

After being buried in the Volcanic ash of the catastrophic eruption that occured in the year 1613 BC, the Ancient city of Akrotiri in Greece was excavated fairly recently in the year 1967 and has been a major tourist attraction that appears on almost all the must visit lists of all travellers. This age old Minoan city is lo...

With special rules and regulations governing the construction and demolition of buildings, the small quaint village of Imerovigli, Santorini has been given an official title of a Traditional Settlement. It is often called as the Balcony of Santorini, owing to the fact that it is located at the highest and the centermost poi...

One of the most visited and immensely popular beach resort towns in all of Greece, Kamari Beach in Santorini is a sight quite unlike any other. Situated about 10 kilometers southeast of the Capital town of Fira, this amazing beach is a tourist favorite because if its blue crystalline waters. Another thing that makes this be...

A beautiful and enchanting beach located about 15 kilometers southeast of Fira, the Perissa beach in Santorini is one of the longest beaches. Stretching on and on for about 7 kilometers, this beach is equipped with all the modern amenities that you might require on your visit here. What makes this beach one of the most love...