Most popular tourist attractions in Europe (most views)

Schwangau has two impressive castles to offer. Neuschwanstein Castle may be the better known, but the older of the two is Hohenschwangau Castle, where King...

One of the largest king's palaces in Europe, Nymphenburg Palace is located in Munich's west. Visitors start their tour through the palace...

Isola del Garda (lit.: Garda Island) is the biggest island in North Italian Lake Garda . It is located between lakeside towns Salò and San Felice del...

The Achilleion is a palace on the island of Korfu. Its construction was commissioned by Austrian empress Elisabeth, also simply known as Sisi. It was...

Wilhelma, the only zoological botanical garden in Germany, presents 9,000 animals around 1,100 different species from all over the world....

The German Museum in Munich is one of the largest science and technology museums in the world. The permanent exhibitions are generously...

The Linnanmäki amusement park has 44 rides, more than all other amusement parks in the northern countries. Safety is very important here, as there is a table for all rides...

NOVI SAD - in the Serbian language, the word 'sad' means 'plantation', or synonymically 'garden', 'yard' or 'bed of flowers'. The first impression of this city is how well-kept and...

Disneyland Paris is the most visited amusement park in Europe and awaits its visitors around 30 kilometres east of the French capital. It has many...

Hamburg's Reeperbahn is known as 'the most sinful mile in the world' . If you want to get to know Hamburg's nightlife, Reeperbahn in St. Pauli is the place to go. You can find night...

The Parco Natura Viva in Bussolengo is located at Lake Garda. It is split up into a regular zoo where you walk through by foot and a Safari Park where you...

The Herrloh Blitz is one of three summer toboggan runs in Winterberg, along with the Schanzen Wirbel and the summer toboggan run at the Kappe adventure...

Italy’s longest Alpine toboggan run is located on Klausberg in South Tyrol’s Ahrntal valley. The 1,800-meter-long Alpine Coaster is called the “Klausberg...

At 345,000 hectares, the wadden sea by the Lower Saxon North Sea coast is the second biggest national park in Germany. It is even recognised as a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Alongside...

Amidst the tri-state-area, Europa-Park attracts visitors of all ages with more than 100 attractions and shows. Whether Iceland, Austria or Spain - in...

The Museum Gherdëina accommodates artefacts depicting the Val Gardena culture derived from various areas and eras. The little and lovely (partially)...

Hohensalzburg Fortress has still got its charm from earlier days of gory and encompasses 30,000 m² (3 ha) of total surface. Considering its size it's...

With 10 million visitors a year, the Louvre in Paris is the most visited museum in the world. It has several collections with different themes , such as...

A very particular christmas market is located at Stephansplatz in Munich. This is where the local gay community celebrates Christmas time with mulled wine and pink lights. Gay people,...

The Museo Nacional del Prado is one of the largest and most significant art museums in the world. The collections showcase artworks from the greatest...

A running jump from 62 metres - and on skis? Most people get weak at the knees just from watching ski jumpers on tv. At the Olympic ski jumping hill in...

The sunken tower in the lake is the landmark of the vacation region Reschenpass . The landmark is both fairytale-like and fascinating: a sunken church tower rises from the...

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:...

The Styrian Bodensee is located at an altitude of 1,150 meters at the foot of the Hochwildstelle (2,747 meters) in the middle of the Schladminger Tauern....