Most popular tourist attractions in Europe (most views)

The Bavarian National Museum (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum) in Munich is one of the most important museums of decorative arts in Europe. It was founded...

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...

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...

Pullman City is not just an amusement park – it is a completely reconstructed Western town where the history of the Wild West comes to life. In Eging am...

No sight in Paris is more famous than the Eiffel Tower. In 1887 it was built in Paris under the supervision of Gustave Eiffel. It is located in the...

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....

One thing that makes the Zoological Gardens in Karlsruhe so special is their structure. The zoo is divided into different theme worlds which are all meant...

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:...

Schwerin Palace is located in a charming lake and park landscape on a small island in Schwerin. Aside from the inner wings of the castle's lake wing,...

Štrbské Pleso is situated amidst the High Tatras in Slovakia , at an elevation of 1,346 metres (4,416 feet). On average, the glacier lake is covered in ice about 155 days per year. The...

Munich is a several hours' drive away from the sea. Nevertheless, it is known and loved among surfers worldwide, thanks to the wave on Eisbach at Englischer Garten . In summer...

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...

The climbing forest at Söllereck near Oberstdorf is Germany's highest forest ropes course at an altitude of almost 1400 metres and offers you well...

Highgate Cemetery was opened in 1839 in the London Borough of Camden, in north west London. With its atmospheric paths winding through tombs, mausoleums,...

Oasis park in Fuerteventura holds a botanic garden and a zoo of an overall surface of 800.000qm, about 250 african, southamerican and canarian animal...

We all know it, the tragic love story of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. It is said to have taken place here in Via Cappello 23 in Verona. You enter the...

The Agora used to be a public space used as a market place and a venue for assemblies, particularly for assemblies of the people. Here, on the Agora,...

The Trümmelbach Falls at Lauterbrunnental valley are a unique natural spectacle. Through ten glacier waterfalls, Trümmelbach alone drains the giant...

The Partnachklamm near Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a spectacular natural spectacle. It was declared a natural monument in 1912. Waterfalls, rapids and...

Since 1950, sport cars are produced at Porscheplatz in Stuttgart. So of course this is where the Porsche Museum  opened its doors...

One may argue about what is probably London's most important attraction , but the Tower of London should always be among the closest contenders. The Crown...

The treasuries of the House of Habsburg are accommodated in the medieval part of the stronghold. The entrance to the Imperial Treasury can be found in...

Black Forest National Park is the first and only national park in Baden-Wuerttemberg, and extends over 10,000 hectares. You can explore the area on 400km/249mi of designated hiking,...