Tourist Attractions in Europe

The district of "Petite France in Straßbourg" is located right by the river Ill on the Grande Îlem, the main island where the river splits up into a number of canals and cascades...

On an area of 1,700 square metres you can experience the fascinating world of beer up close: in the Bitburger Experience you can see, hear, feel, smell...

At Sea Life Hannover, you embark on an exciting journey from the cool North Sea waters through the Amazon rainforest to the coral reefs of the tropical...

Perched high on a steep cliff above the Echaz Valley, Lichtenstein Castle looks like something straight out of a fairytale. Often referred to as the...

St Paul's Cathedral symbolises the centre of the Diocese of Münster and attracts members of all religions as well as those interested in culture, history and architecture. Visit the...

Line 28E is not just a tram line, but a Lisbon landmark and one of the city's most famous tourist attractions. The historic tram connects various...

Lake AhornSee and AhornBachl stream are the perfect places for nature lovers. Around the lake, there are plenty of opportunities to play, rest, and relax. Take a deep breath and...

The Franz Liszt Museum is located in Liszt's dying house, near Haus Wahnfried, the home of his son-in-law Richard Wagner. Liszt died in 1886 while...

The Japanese Garden is a place of deep peace. The Japanese Garden in Furth was also created as a retreat from the hectic world. Harmony, peace and restraint determine the atmosphere...

The 1.6-kilometer-long Vintgar Gorge is located in the immediate vicinity of Gorje and four kilometers northwest of Bled. The rocky gorge was discovered...

Explore the most beautiful underwater landscapes on earth surrounded by sharks and giant turtles at the Saint-Malo Grand Aquarium. The aquarium,...

Named after Pan, the Greek god of the forest, and 'arbor', the Latin word for tree, the Panarbora treetop path is located in the Bergisches Land region near...

Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park stretches over the high levels of Hunsrück at a surface of 10,000 hectares. Hikers and nature lovers find a spacious reserve, where nature is left to...

Stamps issued from 1912 onwards in the Postal Museum of Liechtenstein as well as associated drafts, proofs and engraving plates will be exhibited. You can also visit historical...

The Bauhaus in Dessau was one of the most famous schools of architecture and art . Hardly any building embodies “modernity” more than the Bauhaus and the...

If you're looking to step back in time while exploring the Innviertel region, Schloss Katzenberg is the place to be. DINOLAND transforms the historic...

When most people think of South Tyrol, they imagine rolling alpine pastures and the jagged peaks of the Dolomites. But on the Ritten Plateau, nature has carved out something entirely...

The history of Weilburg is marked by the time as a baroque residential town on the one hand and by mining on the other. This is also documented by the...

Majestically perched above the Elbe River, Albrechtsburg Meissen is a late Gothic architectural masterpiece and the oldest castle complex in Germany....

The castle Trausnitz Castle is situated above the city and offers a beautiful view of Landshut. Visitors are guided through the castle's medieval...

In the AUTOVISION museum you go on a journey through time through the history of mobility. On an area of over 2,000 square metres, more than 200 vehicles...

At the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers lies the famous " Deutsches Eck" which translates to "German Corner", in Koblenz, one of the most iconic landmarks in...

In the middle of the historic district of Gaia, lies "The Chocolate Story Museum". It is part of the "WOW Porto" cultural complex , along with the "Planet...

The Duchess Anna Amalia Library was one of the first publicly accessible princely libraries in Germany. Wieland, Goethe, Schiller and Herder had already...