Tourist Attractions in Europe

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,...

The Trier Cathedral is the oldest bishop's church in Germany and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Located in the heart of the Trier Old Town, it combines Roman building...

For 75 years, the Dresden Park Railway has been running its routes through the Großer Garten – a green oasis in the heart of the city. What began as a...

The room „Balthasar Eggenberger“ is dedicated to the finance tycoon Balthasar Eggenberger, the richest citizen of Graz during the late middle ages. You...

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...

Carnac is a little French village on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean within the Département Morbihan and is known for more than 3,000 menhirs that rise high above the heath and leave...

The most impressive of the three Ludwigsburg castles is the Residenzschloss Ludwigsburg. With its three courtyards, 452 rooms in the 18 buildings and...

The Loos-Interieurs are eight furnished apartments, which were designed by the architect Adolf Loos in the 1930s. On a narrated tour you can visit these...

St. Stephan's Cathedral in Passau is a Baroque episcopal church , built between 1668 and 1692. It is located at the highest elevation between rivers Danube and Inn, which coalesce only...

Whitby is a small coastal town in the county of North Yorkshire. The place became known through Bram Stoker's novel Dracula from 1897, in which Count Dracula lands by ship in Whitby on...

Where the city's manifested walls protected the historic downtown Pilsen for centuries in the past, a huge city park was created in recent years. As the need for a strong protection...

The Guinness Storehouse is not only the most popular visitor attraction in Dublin, but also in the whole of Ireland. This is hardly surprising, given...

The Open Air Museum Lychnostatis is a privately run museum, which was opened in 1992. Not only are the inner rooms of the museum filled with exhibition...

You want to spend a day in the Neolithic? Live the life of a Stone Age man ? You want to know what his environment looked like, what he ate, how he...

Teatro Della Concordia is know for a rather peculiar reason: it is known to be the world's smallest theater. It holds 99 seats, devided into box and orchestra. The audience is seated...

Expect to discover art from the antiquity up to the present when you visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rennes, a museum that is worldwide recognized for its...

Ulm Museum is divided into three sections: archaeology, Old Arts, and Modern Arts. You can explore them individually or in the course of a guided tour....

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...

Loch Ness is Britain's most famous lake. Who doesn't know the legend of the monster said to wander inside its depths? The loch is Scotland's second...

Note: The Bärenschütz Gorge is closed for the time being after a rockfall at the beginning of July 2020! The Bärenschütz Gorge in Styria is one of...

Red Light Secrets - Museum of Prostitution in Amsterdam is the only museum in the world dedicated to prostitution . Here, inside the walls of a former...

At 159m/522ft, Stuibenfall is the highest waterfall in Tyrol . The natural spectacle not only provides pleasant refreshment on a hot day, it is also scientifically proven to enhance the...

Within the mediterrane area the Sea Museum Galata is the biggest of its kind, moreover it is the most progressive museum in Italy. Overall the...

The Sea Life Munich is located between the Olympic Tower and the Olympic Hall. Covering a total area of 2,200 square meters, the aquarium provides a home...