Travel Guide: Europe
Guides and photos of famous European cities
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Guides and photos of famous European cities
The central and largest square of Krakow, where many city attractions are located.
A popular city attraction among tourists. This is the only surviving entrance gate to Berlin
An exquisite palace located almost in the center of Paris on the territory of a green garden. This is a great place to relax and walk in the city center.
A pompous monument built in Paris in honor of the military victories of Emperor Napoleon
The unique park built by the architect Gaudí in Barcelona impresses the imagination with the fantastic appearance of its buildings and alleys.
Wawel Cathedral (Archcathedral Basilica of Saint Stanislaus and Saint Wenceslaus). The main Catholic cathedral of Krakow and Poland as a whole
One of Berlin’s historic buildings, built of red brick, is the headquarters of the city’s burgomaster. Admission is free.
The central pedestrian zone of Kosice where most of the city’s attractions are located
In the past, this Roman castle managed to visit the mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian and the fortress of the Roman Popes… Today, a museum is located here.
A unique temple made of bright white stone, built on top of Montmartre hill in Paris.
A residential building in Vienna, the capital of Austria. Among tourists, this house is no less popular than the well-known palaces of the city.
The main cathedral of Florence, a temple of unusual polychrome color, the construction of which lasted for about 600 years.
Zagreb managed to successfully combine the architectural heritage of Austria-Hungary with elements of Croatian culture.
Country: France.
Population: 10.6 million people. with suburbs
Time: UTC+1, in summer UTC+2.
Telephone code: +331
Currency: euro.
Language: French.
Climate: moderate.
Official website: paris.fr
Located in Montenegro on the shores of the Kotor Bay of the Adriatic Sea, Kotor is considered one of the most beautiful medieval cities in the region.
The main square of the Vatican is located directly in front of St. Peter’s Basilica. It is here that the famous balcony of the Pope is located, from which he addresses the believers.
The ruins of the baths, which during the times of Ancient Rome were the eighth wonder of the world
A pedestrianized green boulevard that runs from the sea to Plaza Catalunya. A favorite place for walks for the city’s residents.
This palace was the main summer residence of the Austrian Habsburg dynasty during the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Charles Bridge is not just a bridge, but an entire architectural complex half a kilometer long, located in the center of Prague
