Tourist Attractions in Europe

Before the High Alpine Road between the Passeier and Ötztal valleys was extended, there was only a narrow mule track here. But soon the great potential of the track was discovered at...

The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía, the Queen Sofía Palace of Arts, is one of the largest opera houses in Europe. Located in Valencia, it is a part of...

With a length of 1.5 kilometres, the Laax treetop walkway is one of the longest of its kind in Europe . At a height of up to 28 metres, it...

Dive deep into the various oceans of the world and gaze at more than 1,000 different ocean species in spectacular aquariums. The Océanopolis in Brest/...

Hansa-Park Sierksdorf is Germany’s only theme park by the sea. If you want to visit the park by the bay of Lübeck, be sure to allow for plenty of time:...

Situated in the heart of Europe amidst the picturesque landscape scenery of the Alps, one of the tiniest countries in the world holds a surprise of a very...

Norway is the only country in Europe that still has wooden churches, so-called stave churches, which have existed since the middle ages. One of the most...

The Jardin des Tuileries is a park in the heart of Paris and is situated in the first arrondissement. What used to be the garden of a castle was commissioned by Catherine de Medicis in...

Located not far from the German capital Berlin, you can delve into a fascinating world of film and TV entertainment at Film Park Babelsberg. Inside...

Berlin Zoo, or Berlin Zoological Garden, is the oldest zoo in Germany and one of two in Berlin. Opened in 1844, it is located in the Berlin district...

The Tower of London is one of the main sights you shouldn't miss on your trip to the English capital. Dive into Britain's rich history as you visit Tower...

Dokumentation Obersalzberg, or Obersalzberg Documentation Centre, is a historical place of remembrance and guided learning conceptualised by the German...

Within the country, the National Museum of Scotland is one of the top 10 most popular attractions in Great Britain and, on international scale, one of the top 20 most visited...

At 1,493m/4,998ft above sea level,  Feldberg is the highest mountain in the Black Forest. The only German mountain to be higher is the Zugspitze. A...

Sanssouci Palace with its 290ha park area is the oldest part of the Potsdam cultural landscape that has flourished over a period of four...

The Santiago de Compostela Cathedral is one of the most famous pilgrimage churches in the world. Santiago de Compostela is the long awaited destiny of thousands of pilgrims taking the...

Founded in 1911, zoo Hellabrunn is one of the most visited zoos in germany. The park is located right within the nature preserve of the eastern...

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg, named Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg in french and Liebfrauenmünster zu Straßburg in German, is the second-most visited church in the whole...

After the Olympic Games in 1972, the 300 ha (741 acres) large park was successfully transformed into a local recreational area in the center of Munich. Joggers, cyclists and swimmers...

Technoseum presents 200 years of industrialisation history on an exhibition area of around 8,000 square metres. Displays of engineering and social history...

Twice every year, Munich is home to popular Tollwood Festival . Traditionally made up of the Market of Ideas, an organic foodcourt, and a diverse programme of music, theatre,...

Hohenzollern Castle is located in Baden-Württemberg on a hilltop between the communities of Hechingen and Bisingen. It is the ancestral seat of the...

The Zugspitze, with a height of 2.962 meters (9717 ft) and its unbelievable location, is a mountain for everything and everyone. The largest mountain in...

The Parisian catacombs comprise a surface of 11,000m² underneath the city. Their name is derived from the catacombs in Rome. Originally, the space nowadays...