Most popular tourist attractions in Europe (most views)

At the Collepietra Museum, visitors can take an unforgettable journey back in time through the history of Tyrol. Rural life, the role of religion, forgotten...

Unravel the secrets of the oceans (or at least some of them) at Palma Aquarium in Palma de Mallorca. The aquatic zoo makes impressive use of the local...

The Hofkirche is home to the tomb of Emperor Maximilian. This makes it one of the most important monuments in Tyrol. The grave is surrounded by 28...

La Lonja de la Seda, the silk exchange, is a central trading venue from the 15th and 16th century. Due to the building's unique late Gothic style...

Heitersheim Palace is among the most beautiful cultural monuments along the southern Upper Rhine. Once a residence for ecclesiastics, it is now privately owned, and can be visited in...

Santa Pauli, at the heart of Hamburg's infamous St. Pauli district, is a Christmas market for all those who enjoy the mix of conventional Christmas tradition and red-light milieu . The...

The Arena Skyliner at Gerlosstein in Zillertal Arena is not for weak nerves. The aircraft is a further development of the Flying Fox and offers even more...

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...

One of Copenhagen's most popular sights to visit is the Little Mermaid statue at the Langelinie pier. The bronze statue is about 125 cm tall (410 ft) and 175 kg heavy. Due to its size of...

The Museu Picasso is a museum located in Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, which has its focus laid on the early life of Picasso. By Picasso's own...

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...

Located behind Obersee (Lake Königssee) in Berchtesgaden National Park , the idyllic Röthbach Waterfall cascades 470m/1,542ft down, making it the highest...

Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is a piece of art itself. By night, the glass cube  that is home to the art museum starts to glow and lights up the whole of Schlossplatz square....

If you want to visit the holiday island Fehmarn, you can easily reach it via the Fehmarn Sound Bridge . The bridge, often referred to by the locals as the "coat hanger", is an...

The German mining museum in Bochum is the biggest of its kind in the world. Numerous exhibitions tell you about iron ore and coal mining as well as...

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 theme park “Särkänniemi” offers countless attractions. This place has anything it takes to spend some fun time. Those looking for that extra...

The main features of the cathedral are the “Puerta del Perdón” (gate of mercy), the starred rose-window and a gallery with statues portraying the past...

Habsburg Palace is the main residence of the Habsburg royal family. Ever since their twin castle was founded in 1020, the House of Habsburg went on striving for glory and imperial...

There is plenty of action on the Blomberg near Bad Tölz in the Bavarian Pre-Alps. The year-round toboggan run "Blomberg Blitz" has six steep turns,...

The history of the village of Curon/Graun is closely tied to the construction of the dam on Resia Lake, for which hundreds of families of Curon and Resia/Reschen lost...

Ötzi Dorf, literally Ötzi village, was founded by the community of Umhausen and the Ötztaler tourist association for prehistoric buildings & local...

In 1997, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao was opened. It was designed by Frank Gehry and is considered to be one of the most significant buildings of modern...

One of the largest amusement parks in Europe is located in the south of the Netherlands: Efteling. What once began as a fairytale forest now attracts...