Tourist Attractions in Europe

With its extraordinary stalactite formations, the Dechen cave in Iserlohn is considered one of the most beautiful caves in Germany. It was discovered in...

The zoological garden Tierpark Berlin is one of two zoos in Germany's capital Berlin. As Europe's largest landscape zoo and thus Europe's biggest animal...

Gullfoss, the Golden Waterfall , is Iceland's most famous waterfall. It spectacularly showcases the power and beauty of untouched nature, captivating visitors. On sunny days, a...

Before you head out to hunt for rare Northern Lights in the dark, we highly recommend you a visit to Aurora Reykjavik, the Northern Lights...

The Stadttheater Fürth is located in the middle of the old town of Fürth between the Frauenkirche and the town hall. The interior is decorated in the style of neurococo. The...

In the middle of Bürgergasse and Burggasse lies "Grazer Dom". This cathedral, built in late Gothic style, is one of the most important buildings in Styria in terms of art and cultural...

Sasso Corbaro is one of the three castles in Bellinzona that were declared UNESCO World Heritage in 2000. The fortification towers around 755 feet above...

The Hundertwasser House in Magdeburg, also known as the "Green Citadel", is the last completed project by artist and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser. His goal was to bring...

Stuttgart TV Tower  (Fernsehturm Stuttgart) was the first telecommunications tower in the world made of reinforced concrete. Soon after its...

Haldenstein Castle was built at the beginning of the 16th century and extended and splendidly furnished in 1544-48. Not least because it reflects very well the historical transition...

The Jewish Museum in Berlin is the biggest Jewish museum in Europe, and one of the most outstanding of European museums. The architect Daniel...

Since the middle of the 19th century the textile industry has great meaning to Saxony and especially to the city of Plauen, as its world-known for "Plauen...

In the Gardens of the World in the north-east of Berlin, you can experience impressive and diverse international garden art from different eras and...

What used to be a manor is now a museum. Paul von Buol zu Strassburg Rietberg once lived here, and since 1872 the house has housed a museum for science and...

The ethnographic museum Regiunal Surselva shows how the combination of handicraft, agriculture and housekeeping made life in the Surselva possible in the...

Photography is art aswell as a design of reality. Following that slogan the photography museum in Winterthur has been ensuring the exhibit of influential...

The 1250-metre-long treetop path in Bad Wildbad in the Black Forest winds up to 20 metres above the forest floor through fir, beech and spruce trees. Here...

The German Clock Museum is located in the central part of the Baden-Württemberger town Furtwangen in the Black Forest. It shows the production of...

The Graz Clock Tower, also known as the "Schloßberg Tower," is the landmark of Graz. The tower stands 28 meters tall, is one of the city's oldest buildings, and is part of the...

The collection of the Bündner Kunstmuseum comprises around 8000 works from all areas of the fine arts from the 18th century to the present day. A small...

With an area of 400,000 m², Freizeit-Land Geiselwind is Bavaria's largest amusement park in terms of surface area. Among the more than 120 attractions are...

Without a doubt the church of St. Michaelis is Hamburg's landmark no. 1. The tower of the main church is 132 meters high and the skyline of Hamburg would be inconceivable without it....

With an area of almost 63 hectares, the Thuringian Zoo Park is the third largest zoo in Germany. Over around 48 hectares, the zoo in Erfurt, which opened...

The Jewish Museum Frankfurt consists of two branches: the Rothschild Palace and the Museum Judengasse. Together, they form an important cultural...