Tourist Attractions in Europe

Tierpark Hagenbeck is a zoo in north-west Hamburg, and one of the most popular destinations of the Hanseatic city. For more than 100 years, it has...

The Pontifical Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary of Pompei, or as it is called in Italian “Santuario della Beata Vergine del Rosario”, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in the new...

The Valhalla is Bavarian King Ludwig I.'s legacy. Many personalities of German history are represented here in marble busts and brasses.  In...

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...

Amsterdam, one of the oldest cities in the world, has a rather dissolute history. The Erotic Museum is situated inside an old warehouse in the center of...

The Île Vierge measures 82,5 meters and is the highest lighthouse in Europe. It belongs to the small village Plouguerneau in the Département...

The Dolomites | 'The most beautiful mountains in the world' - Reinhold Messner This is what most people who have been in the presence of these gigantic rock formations say....

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...

Grainau, a village at the foot of Zugspitze, has an impressive natural spectacle in store: Höllental gorge – a feature which has been attracting tourists...

North of Villach lies the adventure monkey mountain Landskron on Lake Ossiach. Here you can immerse yourself in the world of the Japanese macaques . Around...

Located in Cassino, Italy, the Ladin Ursus Ladinicus Museum takes you back in time to a prehistoric era. Hence the Latin term “ursus”, meaning “bear” in...

The  Söllereck   in Oberstdorf in the Allgäu not only attracts skiers in winter with its well-prepared slopes, but also offers an attraction in...

Ischgl wouldn't live up to its expectations and standards if it was not to launch a new attraction every now and then. Its newest addition is the zipline...

The history of Zermatt and the Matterhorn is the central theme of the Matterhorn Museum and a must for every Zermatt visitor . The additional name of the...

Prague is known as the Golden City all year round, but at Christmastime the Czech capital shines even brighter. You will see what we mean when you visit the Christmas market at...

With a surface of 320 square kilometres, Müritz National Park is the biggest forest national park in Germany . More than 70 percent of the area is covered in forest, 13 percent in...

The Musée d'Orsay is one of the most famous museums of Paris and is located within the seventh arrondissement beside the Seine river. It is not only known...

On the road through the Val d'Hérens in Valais, an exceptional natural monument awaits you: the pyramids of Euseigne . The cones of earth, on the top of which there are large boulders,...

Strada della Forra (lit.: "Canyon Road") is one of the most famous roads at Lake Garda. Starting at Tremosine port, it leads up to an elevation of 350 metres. It goes all the way to...

The Winterberg Climbing Forest at the Kappe Adventure Mountain takes you up into the treetops. Here you can prove your courage at dizzying heights. Not...

The Krimml waterfalls are the highest in Europe, and the fifth highest in the world. Every year, around 350,000 visitors come here to marvel at the...

One of the largest and most significant Christmas markets in Germany can be found in the heart of the country, in Frankfurt am Main . It is set up in front of the historical scenery of...

The Lucky Flitzer in Flachau is a toboggan run at a track length of 1.1km, which is open all year round. Plenty of features, such as jumps, bends, and...

The Basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde stands on a rocky plateau in Marseille. The church is reminiscent of a Roman-Byzantine architectural style due to its gold ornaments and mosaics....