Tourist Attractions in Europe

At the Mirador Torre Glòries, you can enjoy a 360-degree view from a height of 125 metres . Take the lift up to the 30th floor of the tower for a stunning...

HafenCity is a small quarter of Hamburg, featuring a number of modern and spectacular buildings. Go for a stroll, and explore the area around the harbour. Elbphilharmonie has...

The building contains five exhibition rooms, one project hall, one event hall, one workshop, a library and a commercial area. The floors, halls and...

The Cliffs of Moher are directly on the Wild Atlantic Way, the longest designated coastal route in the world, on the southwest coast of Ireland in County...

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

The Graz Clock Tower, also known as the "Schloßberg Tower," is the landmark of Graz. The tower stands 28 meters tall, is one of the city's oldest buildings, and is part of the...

The Oberammergaumuseum was commissioned in 1905 by the Oberammergau carving publisher Guido Lang from the Munich architect Franz Zell, who designed and...

Meteora is an area in the region of Thessaly in central Greece. Several monasteries are located here, many of them built high up in the mountains. Back...

If you are travelling in Burgenland and would like to visit a particularly time-honoured masonry, you have come to the right place at Burg Güssing. The...

A prestigious collection of modern art in a calming environment paired with a beautiful view of the Danube - located about 20 kilometers (12.4 miles)...

Mizen Head is the southern tip of Ireland and extends dramatically into the wild Atlantic Ocean with its sea cliffs. On the Mizen Peninsula is the Mizen...

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...

The Erotic Museum Barcelona is situated inside an old house on Rambla , one of the most famous historic streets of the city, right across the street...

The historic Ulm City Hall is located close to the cathedral and can be recognized from afar by its striking exterior paintings from the early Renaissance period. Besides these, the...

Berlin's East Side Gallery is an open air gallery located at the riverbanks of Spree, extending over almost one mile. Not only is it the longest remaining original section of the...

Thierbach is the smallest and probably the most romantic of the four Wildschönau church villages. 1,150 metres above sea level, the village consists only of the parish church, the...

The Corinth Canal is an artificially constructed maritime thoroughfare for ships between mainland Greek and Peloponnese, a large Greek peninsula and geographic region. The...

The Aquarium of Lüttich takes you on a journey through an impressive underwater world with more than 2,500 fish from all around the globe. The...

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...

In the middle of Bürgergasse and Burggasse lies "Grazer Dom". This cathedral, built in late Gothic style, is one of the most important buildings in Styria in terms of art and cultural...

Tucked away in a secluded valley near Oppenau, the All Saints Waterfalls plunge nearly 90 metres down moss-covered cliffs in seven cascades – one of the most breathtaking natural...

The Plönlein is the landmark of the small town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber and one of its most popular photo motifs . But what exactly is the Plönlein? Many people think that the...

Are your kids really into the Stone Age? The children's room is crammed with dinosaur replicas and on excursions they turn over every stone and search for...

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...