Tourist Attractions in Europe

The most famous art gallery in Italy is  the so-called Uffizi (offices). Together, these offices are merged into a single building complex. The...

High mountains, deep valleys, and crystal clear mountain rivers are what characterises the reserve Berchtesgaden National Park right at the German-Austrian border. The only Alpine...

Ortenburg Castle is located near Passau in South East Germany, and is over 500 years old. It is mostly known for its museum of local history, but also...

The pilgrimage church of the Flagellated Saviour on the Wies - in short Wieskirche or just "The Wies" - near Steingaden is a true rococo jewel and to this day a popular destination for...

The Gasometer ("Gaskessel") is - along with the famous suspension railway - one of the landmarks of Wuppertal. Today, the former gas storage facility...

Directly on the Baltic Sea, Germany's first Sea Life can be found: Sea Life Timmendorfer Strand. With an area of 1,500 square meters and over 38 creatively...

Germany's highest climbing forest at the Blomberg offers imaginative courses for children from 6 years of age embedded in a dense mountain forest. To...

In the heart of Bavaria and the beautiful city of Regensburg is the ancestral seat of the world famous princely house of Thurn und Taxis . During Advent,...

Ancient Pompeji was located in Campania close to Naples and became famous on august 24th, 79 A.D. when the vulcano Vesuvius broke out and buried the city in...

A highlight one shouldn't miss is the hall of mirrors, which was most probably modelled on Palace Schönbrunn. The cultural historical collection has...

The colourful Limburg Cathedral is perched on a rock above the small town on the Lahn and can be seen from afar. From the picturesque old town of Limburg, you can walk up winding alleys...

State Museum Württemberg at the Old Castle in Stuttgart is among the oldest state museums in the region. Different exhibitions teach visitors about the...

The Ganz climbing centre in the Bischofswiesen district of Strub is one of the largest of its kind in the area and has a total of 2000 m² of...

The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, commonly known as the Mariendom or New Cathedral , is the largest church in Austria — though not the tallest. Legend has it that no church in...

Märchenpark Marquartstein is the perfect destination for the whole family – offering fun for visitors young and old. The park’s wide variety of...

The Invalides Cathedral is a church that was converted into the burial place of Emperor Napoleon in the 19th century. The dome is part of the Hôtel des...

One of the most famous and oldest theatres in Europe is the Passion Theatre in Oberammergau. Every ten years, the great Passion Play is performed here,...

Just a few minutes away from the city center of Dresden lies the largest and most beautiful park in Dresden: the Grand Garden of Dresden (German: "Großer Garten"). This historic...

The Cueva de las Ventanas Cave is located in the last part of the Sierra Arana on a height of 1000m (1094yd) above sea level. The temperature within the...

The Palais des Beaux Arts de Lille, founded in 1792 is one of the very first art galleries in France and placed within an exceptional building. The...

Suurhausen is a little town in East Frisia, counting approximately 1,200 inhabitants. It is home to the world's most leaning tower. Although it is only half as high as its Italian...

The Historical Museum Saar offers a varied programme for anyone interested in history and culture. The museum's exhibition informs visitors...

The cathedral St. Peter to Worms, as the cathedral of Worms is actually called, is more daintily built than the Mainzer and the Speyerer cathedral and is thus the smallest of the...

The Semper Opera House is located on Theaterplatz and in the historic core of Dresden, the capital of Saxony, and is the venue for concerts by the Saxon State Orchestra. The name is...