The tourist destinations of Europe are believed to be suitable for every type of traveller. They are adorned with breath-taking places to visit to create a lasting impression of your stay. Europe’s tourist destinations are perfect to take you back to the glory days of antiquity from the past.
When planning your excursion to Europe, it’s tempting to visit every city on the most diverse continent. It’s tempting to sit on top of the Eiffel Tower, take a ride on the London Eye, and visit the television tower of Berlin. If you don’t have plenty of time getting everything done cannot be easy!
Therefore, to make your life more manageable, I’ve put together an overview of the top 7 European cities that you should consider visiting in 2021. Check out also these places that you can explore with Europe tour packages.
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Best Places to Visit in Europe
1. Paris
Paris, the capital of love of the world, is one of the most frequented cities in the world. The French city, which is visited by more than 30 million people every year (pre covid-19), is where you will find some of the most well-known landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower, museums such as the Louvre, and lively boulevards and artistic masterpieces. Visitors come from across the globe to take in its magical and captivating beauty. You may fall in love with the city only after one short visit. The city is also called the “World Fashion Capital” and holds a wide range of fashion-related events all through the year. The city remains at the forefront of global fashions for many decades. Numerous famous boutiques and stores should be a must for every tourist.
2. Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a city with a rich historical background. It’s unique due to its huge historical central. It has a long architectural heritage that is dominated by water canals. It’s a hub for people from all over the globe and is a warm and welcoming place for tourists. The city is famous for its museums, red-light district, cafes, and nightlife. It is even said to be the ‘Gay capital of Europe’. It’s a gorgeous and romantic city dotted with pretty bridges, beautiful houses, and famous canals.
The city’s Museum District houses the Van Gogh Museum and paintings of Rembrandt and Vermeer in the Rijksmuseum and contemporary artwork in the Stedelijk.
3. Dublin, Ireland
Dublin is one of the most amazing cities I know. I was thinking only of cities with beautiful skylines that took my breath away when I started making this list. Dublin doesn’t have a great skyline but has amazing people that make me laugh, that is the reason it is on this list.
The Liffey River flows through the middle of Dublin, and walking along it allows the visitor to take in its beauty. Dublin has beautiful parks to enjoy getaways, castles to explore, as well as a superb golfing scene. Make sure that you will bring your sunday golf bags for your to store all your golf equipment needed. The more I explore Dublin, I discover new great locations.
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4. Keirkjufell, Iceland
A few of Iceland’s more well-known places, such as Trolltunga, are as naturally stunning as they are remote. The distinct (and beautifully perfectly symmetrical) mountain along the northern shores is part of the Selflessness Peninsula, surrounded by waterfalls, beaches, and everything you’d expect Iceland to have. Its colors shift drastically in the course of the seasons and provide a great photo opportunity regardless of its month.
5. Rome, Italy
The Colosseum and Pantheon immediately come to mind when you think of Rome. This was the city that was the birthplace of the Roman Empire, which shaped the history of the world. A myriad of other architectural wonders is also located in Rome. If 2 pennies went off around and tossed towards the Trevi fountain that has been featured in a variety of Hollywood films, it’s believed to bring love to those who live there. The Vatican City, which is an autonomous part of Rome, is located in the city. The holy sites home to the globe’s Catholics are a must and must be done at least once. To visit these attractions you can take also a private tour with Rome Private Tours for in-depth explanations. While there make sure also to taste the authentic Gelato and Pizza.
If you have more time to spend in Italy, think of a drive to the Italian countryside. Tuscany Villas are a great option for a great holiday.
6. Sibenik, Croatia
Sibenik, Croatia, is a stunning coastal town that is certainly one of the most attractive places to visit in November. Many tourists come from all across the globe to see the lovely old village made famous by Game of Thrones. The Cathedral of St. James, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is among the most important places to visit. It is the largest Renaissance structure in the country. It was built at the 15th-16th century entirely from stone. The baptismal font of the cathedral is stunningly decorated with depictions of God and angels in the interior.
7. Budapest, Hungary
Budapest is now a very popular destination for travellers traveling through Europe in summer! Budapest is a perfect combination of modern and traditional. Walking tours of Buda and Pest will lead you through landmarks like the stunning Hungarian Parliament Building, Matthias Church, Charles Bridge, the Hungarian State Opera, and the city’s rich history and impressive architecture.
The Danube’s waters are tranquil in August. An evening cruise is the best way to take in the city’s atmosphere. There’s an abundance of exciting events ranging from the Formula One Grand Prix to the Sziget Festival and the Budapest Summer Festival! Enjoy a trip and enjoy Hungarian treats like Langos, Gulyas, and Dobos Torta.
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