Tourist Attractions in Europe

Opened in 1874 in the outer city district of Simmering, the Vienna Central Cemetery is the second largest cemetery in Europe with Hamburg's Ohlsdorf Cemetery being the largest one. Being...

The Heide Park Resort in Soltau is northern Germany’s largest theme park , boasting fun for all the family with over 50 attractions and shows. Visitors...

The Swiss National Park encompasses a particularly impressive piece of Alpine landscape with a wealth of flora and fauna. Within its boundaries nature is...

Panoptikum in Hamburg is Germany's oldest wax museum, and looks back on a long tradition. First opened in St. Pauli in 1879, it is still family-run. Their...

The Belgrade Fortress was built during the 2nd and 18th century as a protective structure on a hill overlooking the union of the two rivers Sava and...

The Allgäu Museum of Mountain Farming in Diepolz near Immenstadt documents the life and work of mountain farmers 200 years a go. A natural path leads you...

Only a few kilometres away from Meran, you can find a stunning natural spectacle. Partschins waterfall may not be the highest (97m/318ft), but it is one of the most beautiful waterfalls...

The Church of St. Elizabeth in the centre of Bratislava is said to be one of the most beautiful ecclesiastical buildings in Slovakia. Both inside and out it is charactarised by its...

Charles Bridge in Prague is one of Europe's oldest stone bridges , tourist magnet, and main landmark of the Czech capital. It connects the Old Town to Malá Strana (lit. "Little Side")...

The Pantokrator is the highest mountain of Korfu, measuring 917m (1002 yd) difference in altitude. The mountain is located in the north east and is visible from almost any angle of...

The Farmhouse Museum in the historic Biedermann House in Schellenberg shows the way of life and living culture of the inhabitants of Liechtenstein around 1900. The house itself is almost...

In ancient Greece, the Oracle of Delphi used to be a pilgrimage site close to the city of Delphi and was regarded as the centre of the world for a very...

The lantern alone is 32m (105ft) high and contains 24 bells in total. The bell tower up to the lantern is 82m (269ft) high. It consists of an inner...

Spiš Castle, located in the northwest of Slovakia, is one of the largest castle sites in Central Europe . Its walls comprise an incredible 41,000 square...

The Treetop Path (Waldwipfelweg) in Sankt Englmar offers something for young and old all year round. You move along a footbridge up to 30 metres...

The Temple of Minerva is an ancient Roman building in Assisi, Umbria, central Italy. The only part left from the ancient Roman times is the exterior façade of the original Minerva...

At the east side of the Piazza Bra, the well-preserved amphitheatre, the Arena of Verona, is located. After the Colosseum in Rom and the Arena of...

The Laurenskerk (or Grote) is a well-known Gothic church in Rotterdam. It is the only remnant of the Dutch city in the Middle Ages. Up to this...

The archaeological site Fumane Cave is located at Progni valley, a few kilometres north of Fumane in the Italian province of Verona. Archeaologists were...

The painting gallery has made it to worldwide fame due to its enormous Pieter Bruegel collection, one of the more famous ones being his “Tower of...

In the Ibex Centre at Schrofen everything revolves around the Pitztal heraldic animal. The "King of the Alps", as the ibex is also called, was considered...

Hooks, rubber bales, bags of coffee, ... in the authentic frame of a 1888 warehouse, typical imported goods as well as work tools are on display. They...

At about 700 metres above the abyss, the viewing platform stands not far from the Triassic Park on the Steinplatte and offers you a magnificent view of the...

Built in 1760, the presidential palace in Bratislava has been the setting of a number of historical events. It has been the residence of the president of Slovakia since the mid...