Tourist Attractions in Europe

Just 20 kilometres to the south of Trento in Italy is the castle of Beseno. It is not only the largest fortress in the autonomous province of Trentino....

Castle Tyrol sits on the castle hill above Merano in Italy. South Tyrol's name is both a landmark and a country's name. Originally, the name Tyrol was...

The Opel Zoo is an idyllic retreat in Kronberg im Taunus, named after the founder and entrepreneur Georg von Opel. It covers a generous 27 hectares and is a...

The Botanical Garden in Munich-Nymphenburg is one of the largest  Botanical gardens in Germany with an area of 21.2 hectares and over 350,000 visitors...

High mountains, deep valleys, and crystal clear mountain rivers are what characterises the reserve Berchtesgaden National Park right at the German-Austrian border. The only Alpine...

In the centre of Mainz's old town stands the imposing St. Martin's Cathedral. The massive structure made of red sandstone is around 1,000 years old and still bears the imprint of its...

The Invalides Cathedral is a church that was converted into the burial place of Emperor Napoleon in the 19th century. The dome is part of the Hôtel des...

Over 2000 years ago, in today's Windisch, Vindonissa, the roman camp for legionary was found. Over time over 10 000 civilians settled around the camp....

In the heart of the city of Dresden lies the Dresden Zoo. With its impressive variety of animal species, lovingly designed enclosures, and a wide range of...

The Palais des Beaux Arts de Lille, founded in 1792 is one of the very first art galleries in France and placed within an exceptional building. The...

The colourful Limburg Cathedral is perched on a rock above the small town on the Lahn and can be seen from afar. From the picturesque old town of Limburg, you can walk up winding alleys...

A prestigious collection of modern art in a calming environment paired with a beautiful view of the Danube - located about 20 kilometers (12.4 miles)...

Within the mediterrane area the Sea Museum Galata is the biggest of its kind, moreover it is the most progressive museum in Italy. Overall the...

Hallgrímskirkja is Reykjavík's most distinctive building. The tower of the Evangelical Lutheran parish church, which belongs to the Icelandic State Church,...

The pilgrimage church of the Flagellated Saviour on the Wies - in short Wieskirche or just "The Wies" - near Steingaden is a true rococo jewel and to this day a popular destination for...

Whitby is a small coastal town in the county of North Yorkshire. The place became known through Bram Stoker's novel Dracula from 1897, in which Count Dracula lands by ship in Whitby on...

The room „Balthasar Eggenberger“ is dedicated to the finance tycoon Balthasar Eggenberger, the richest citizen of Graz during the late middle ages. You...

The Open Air Museum Lychnostatis is a privately run museum, which was opened in 1992. Not only are the inner rooms of the museum filled with exhibition...

The Loos-Interieurs are eight furnished apartments, which were designed by the architect Adolf Loos in the 1930s. On a narrated tour you can visit these...

Carnac is a little French village on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean within the Département Morbihan and is known for more than 3,000 menhirs that rise high above the heath and leave...

Ulm Museum is divided into three sections: archaeology, Old Arts, and Modern Arts. You can explore them individually or in the course of a guided tour....

Every Christmas the cathedral becomes home of Austria's biggest creche built by Sebastian Osterrieder and on various guided tours through the cathedral you will be able to explore...

Expect to discover art from the antiquity up to the present when you visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rennes, a museum that is worldwide recognized for its...

The Guinness Storehouse is not only the most popular visitor attraction in Dublin, but also in the whole of Ireland. This is hardly surprising, given...