Must-see attractions in Europe

  • Evreon Martyron Square, Jewish Martyrs Square, in Rhodes.

    Jewish Quarter

    Rhodes Town

    The Jewish Quarter, an enclave of narrow lanes in the Old Town’s southeast corner, centres on Plateia Evreon Martyron (Square of the Jewish Martyrs). Now…

  • Frilandsmuseet entrance

    Frilandsmuseet

    Copenhagen

    The main sight of interest in the Lyngby area is Frilandsmuseet, a sprawling open-air museum of old countryside dwellings that have been gathered from…

  • Mozia

    Western Sicily

    Located on the tiny island of San Pantaleo, ancient Mozia (also known as Motya or Mothia) was one of the Mediterranean's most important Phoenician…

  • Clean sand and turquoise water on the beach of Drobni Pijesak.

    Drobni Pijesak

    Adriatic Coast

    Hidden in a secluded cove three minutes north of Rijeka Reževići, Drobni Pijesak is a 240m stretch of ‘ground sand’ (the literal translation of the…

  • Arkhangelskoye - unique monument of Russian architecture of the manor, located 20 kilometers northwest of Moscow.

    Arkhangelskoe Estate

    Moscow

    In 1810, the wealthy Prince Nikolai Yusupov purchased this grand palace on the outskirts of Moscow, and turned it into a spectacular estate. Now his…

  • Blick über den Eckensee zum Opernhaus im Oberen Schlossgarten bei Nacht, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland

    Schlossgarten

    Stuttgart

    A terrific park for a wander right in the heart of the city, Stuttgart's sprawling Schlossgarten threads together the Mittlerer Schlossgarten, with its…

  • Virgohamna

    Svalbard

    One of the most intriguing sites in northwest Spitsbergen is Virgohamna, on the bleak, gravelly island of Danskøya, where the remains of several broken…

  • Forum Marinum maritime museum in Turku, Finland.

    Forum Marinum

    Turku

    Partly housed in an old granary, this excellent maritime museum offers a comprehensive look at ships and shipping, from scale models to full-size vessels…

  • The gothic cathedral in Chester, UK

    Chester Cathedral

    Chester

    Chester Cathedral was originally a Benedictine abbey built on the remains of an earlier Saxon church dedicated to St Werburgh (the city's patron saint);…

  • Moominhouse at Moominworld in Naantali, Finland.

    Muumimaailma

    Turku & Finland's South Coast

    Crossing the bridge from the Old Town to Kailo island takes you into the delightful world of the Moomins. The focus is on hands-on activities and…

  • Évora

    Guarded by a pair of rose granite towers, Évora’s fortress-like medieval cathedral has fabulous cloisters and a museum jam-packed with ecclesiastical…

  • Schloss Weesenstein

    Saxony

    A magnificent sight on a rocky crag high above the Müglitz River, Schloss Weesenstein is an amazing alchemy of styles, blending medieval roots with…

  • Jewish Museum

    Syntagma & Plaka

    This small museum traces the history of the Jewish community in Greece – starting with the deeply rooted Romaniote community established in the 3rd…

  • Ervin Szabó Central Library

    Budapest

    Southeast of the Hungarian National Museum is the main repository of Budapest’s public library system, which holds some 2.4 million books and bound…

  • The sail wall with its bell, which separates the first and second enclosures of the fortress in Alcazaba, Almeria, Spain.

    Segundo Recinto

    Almería

    The second enclosure of the Alcazaba sits above the Muro de la Campana de la Vela, a wall named after its bell, which once chimed in times of danger. Much…

  • The cable car to the Diavolezza glacier.

    Diavolezza

    Graubünden

    This cable car, with its own station on the Bernina Line (Bernina Diavolezza) and a huge car park at its base, whisks passengers up from 2093m to…

  • Gradište Monastery

    Adriatic Coast

    Perched on a hill overlooking Buljarica Beach, Gradište Monastery is a tranquil collection of stone buildings facing onto a central courtyard. The…

  • Cloth Hall

    Cloth Hall

    Kraków

    Dominating the centre of the Main Market Square, this building was once the heart of Kraków’s medieval clothing trade. Created in the early 14th century…

  • Manchester, United Kingdom - April 22, 2013: People visit John Rylands Library on April 22, 2013 in Manchester, UK. The library opened to public in 1900 and is a Grade I Listed building.

    John Rylands Library

    Manchester

    Less a library and more a cathedral to books, Basil Champneys' stunning building is a breathtaking example of Victorian Gothic, no more so than the…

  • Hiker sitting on a rock in front of Gjendesee Lake in Jotunheimen National Park.

    Jotunheimen National Park

    Central Norway

    This national park, 17km southwest of Lom, is one of Norway's best wilderness destinations. It has a network of hiking trails leading to some 60 glaciers…

  • The main gate into Palais Fesch with the central museum of fine arts in Ajaccio on Corsica.

    Palais Fesch – Musée des Beaux-Arts

    Ajaccio

    Established by Napoléon’s uncle, cardinal Joseph Fesch (1763–1839), Ajaccio’s superb art museum holds the largest French collection of Italian…

  • The Lorraine Museum, also called the Palace of the Dukes of Lorraine is the historical museum of the Lorraine region in Nancy, France.

    Musée Lorrain

    Nancy

    Once home to the dukes of Lorraine, the regal Renaissance Palais Ducal now shelters the Musée Lorrain. The rich fine arts and history collection…

  • Haukipudas church in Finland.

    Haukiputaan Kirkko

    Central Finland

    Haukipudas, 21km north of Oulu at a scenic spot along the Kiiminkijoki, is renowned for its cream-painted, terracotta-roofed wooden church, one of Finland…

  • The church Oratorio di Santa Maria in Valle, also known as Lombard Temple, in the city of Cividale del Friuli in Northern Italy.

    Tempietto Longobardo

    Friuli Venezia Giulia

    Cividale's most important sight is this stunning complex that houses the only surviving example of Lombard architecture and artwork in Europe. Built in…

  • Statue of Dom Perignon at Champagne house Moët & Chandon in Epernay, France.

    Dom Pérignon

    Épernay

    Everyone who visits Moët & Chandon invariably stops to strike a pose next to the statue of Dom Pérignon (c 1638–1715), after whom the prestige cuvée is…

  • Place du Capitole, Toulouse, France.

    Capitole

    Toulouse

    On the eastern side of place du Capitole (the main square) is the 128m-long façade of the Capitole, Toulouse's city hall. This neoclassical masterpiece,…

  • Swiss tectonic arena Sardona with Glarus Thrust in Switzerland.

    Swiss Tectonic Arena Sardona

    Northeastern Switzerland

    Centred on the peak of Piz Sardona, this nature reserve has held Unesco World Natural Heritage status since 2008. A geologist's dream come true, it's one…

  • Lindau, Bavaria, Germany - July 17, 2021: Patrician house Cavazzen on the market place of Lindau in the Lake Constance from 1729 used as local museum of the city - Germany.; Shutterstock ID 2391700893; full: digital; gl: 65050; netsuite: poi; your: Barbara Di Castro
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    Stadtmuseum

    Lake Constance

    Lions and voluptuous dames dance across the trompe l’oeil facade of the flamboyantly baroque Haus zum Cavazzen, which contains this museum, showcasing a…

  • The Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, MAMCS.

    Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain

    Strasbourg

    This striking glass-and-steel cube showcases an outstanding fine-art, graphic-art and photography collection. Besides modern and contemporary works of the…

  • View of Celerina, the Upper Engadine Valley and the four Upper Engadine Lakes from inside the Mouttas Muragl Bahn funicular train, waiting at the top station Muottas Muragl.

    Muottas Muragl Bahn

    Graubünden

    This fun old funicular railway, the first in the Engadine Valley dating from 1907, takes its passengers up over 700 vertical metres to Punt Muragl (2454m)…

  • The church, the bell tower, and the liturgical fountain "the Paradise" in the Exarchic Monastery of Saint Mary in Grottaferrata, Greek Abbey of Saint Nilus, the last Byzantine-Greek monastery in Italy.

    Abbazia Greca di San Nilo

    Castelli Romani

    Grottaferrata's fortified monastery, the last of the Byzantine-Greek abbeys that once dotted medieval Italy, was founded in 1004. The walls and…

  • Église St-Joseph

    Le Havre

    Perret’s masterful, 107m-high Église St-Joseph, visible from all over town, was built using bare concrete from 1951 to 1959. Some 13,000 panels of…

  • Trift Hanging Bridge

    Triftbrücke

    Bernese Oberland

    The Hasli Valley is laced with 300km of signposted walking trails. A huge hit is this 170m-long, 100m-high suspension bridge, Europe’s longest and highest…

  • Dusting of autumn snow covers Ammarfjället mountains in Vindelfjällen nature reserve from Kungsleden Trail, Lapland, Sweden.

    Vindelfjällen Nature Reserve

    Lappland

    The largest natural reserve in Sweden and one of the largest protected areas in Europe, covering 5628 sq km, the Vindelfjällen Nature Reserve is named…

  • Early morning light at Melanda Beach in Cyprus.

    Melanda Beach

    Cyprus

    An arc of fine pebbles and sand sheltered by low, white cliffs and backed by olive trees, this is one of the best beaches in the region. It’s signposted…

  • Parc du Marquenterre Bird Sanctuary

    Lille, Flanders & the Somme

    An astonishing 300 bird species have been sighted at this 2-sq-km bird sanctuary, an important migratory stopover between the UK, Iceland, Scandinavia and…

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    Herbst Palace Museum

    Łódź

    Now a branch of the Museum of Art, this building started life in 1875 as a grand villa of the Herbst family. Although the owners fled before WWII, taking…

  • The village of Foroglio in Bavona valley, Switzerland.

    Val Bavona

    Ticino

    A smooth road follows a mountain stream through this valley, where narrow meadows are cradled between steep rocky walls. Its tightly huddled stone and…

  • Fontfroide Cistercian Abbey.

    Abbaye de Fontfroide

    Languedoc-Roussillon

    Founded by Cistercian monks in 1093, Fontfroide Abbey became one of southern France’s most powerful ecclesiastical centres during the Middle Ages…

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