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With The Coliseum, The Kremlin, The Eiffel Tower and all the musical charms of a traditional Irish pub, and stretching from the sunny coast of Portugal to the sparse Ural Mountains of central Russia, 50 countries, over 200 languages and a vast array of the world’s most famous sites make Europe many traveler’s idea of paradise.

The west hosts the cultural grandeur of former empires: the Houses of Parliament in London, the elegant art of Barcelona and the ‘pillars of civilization’ in the crumbling buildings of Athens. To the east you’ll find a world emerging fast from the remnants of communism, and blessed with the rustic beauty of the Romanian countryside and an imposing gothic look crossed with bohemian novelty in beautiful Prague.

There are experiences you’ll never forget, like sunrise over Stonehenge on the longest day of the year, or the gentle splash of your gondola weaving down the watery streets of Venice. For nature fans, the soaring peaks of the Alps and the Pyrenees blow skiers’ and hikers’ minds. With a little luck, you can gasp at the eerie natural lights of northernmost Norway, or swim with turtles off the rustic coastlines of Greece.

For modern-day mayhem, Germany’s beer halls, the glitz and glamour of Monaco’s casinos and a host of summer music festivals offer nightlife you’ll never forget; central Europe’s snowy Christmas markets put you in seasonal spirit, while liberal Amsterdam lets you bend the rules without breaking them. Earlier in the day, Belgium’s mussels, Italy’s ice cream, Spain’s fried baby squid and the soft Cepelinai dumplings of Lithuania will all have you hassling the chef for recipes.

Getting around is easy, with long distance buses, budget airlines and Euro rail passes that’ll keep you hopping through countries galore, and an ever-increasing number of competent English speakers to help you on your way. Over each border a new greeting awaits you: a glass of wine in France, an extra strength coffee in Italy, a bowl of olives in Greece and a slug of vodka in the Ukraine, each one unique, and each unforgettable.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Countries in Europe

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Europe

  1. London
  2. Paris
  3. Rome
  4. Amsterdam
  5. Barcelona
  6. Prague
  7. Berlin
  8. Istanbul
  9. Venice
  10. Vienna
  11. Budapest
  12. Dublin
  13. Florence
  14. Madrid
  15. Athens
  16. Brussels
  17. Munich
  18. Dusseldorf
  19. Edinburgh
  20. Moscow
  21. Krakow
  22. Oslo
  23. Stockholm
  24. Lisbon
  25. Saint Petersburg
  1. Copenhagen
  2. Sevilla
  3. Milan
  4. Antwerp
  5. Brugge
  6. Salzburg
  7. Warsaw
  8. Heidelberg
  9. Leiden
  10. Helsinki
  11. Santorini
  12. Nice
  13. Granada
  14. Bratislava
  15. Tallinn
  16. Cologne
  17. Dubrovnik
  18. Frankfurt
  19. Vatican City
  20. The Hague
  21. Hamburg
  22. Rotterdam
  23. Reykjavik
  24. Vilnius
  25. Mykonos
  1. Naples
  2. Zurich
  3. Kiev
  4. Utrecht
  5. Valencia
  6. Manchester
  7. Pompeii
  8. Pisa
  9. Bucharest
  10. Lyon
  11. Liverpool
  12. Glasgow
  13. Blackpool
  14. Belgrade
  15. Dresden
  16. Stuttgart
  17. Eindhoven
  18. Split
  19. Geneva
  20. Bath
  21. Lucerne
  22. Malaga
  23. Belfast
  24. Bergen
  25. Ljubljana
  1. Arnhem
  2. Palermo
  3. Sofia
  4. York
  5. Porto
  6. Cinque Terre
  7. Antalya
  8. Toledo
  9. Marmaris
  10. Delft
  11. Verona
  12. Brighton
  13. Cardiff
  14. Auschwitz
  15. Zagreb
  16. Leeuwarden
  17. Oxford
  18. Innsbruck
  19. Bristol
  20. Maastricht
  21. Bodrum
  22. Crete
  23. Interlaken
  24. Cedeira
  25. Ibiza