Best Places to Visit in Europe

Europe houses some of the world’s largest and most beautiful cities that attract tourists from across the world. There are many cultural and historical places of significance here as well as stunning landscapes that are delightful for the senses. Moreover, there are many festivals, concerts and other celebrations that keep happening here and add to the charm of the unforgettable experience that Europe is. When you plan to travel to Europe, take a flight to the first city that you start with and then use trains for travelling between the cities. Rail journeys can be fun and let you enjoy the scenic landscapes on your way as well. Take, for instance, the case of train from Vienna to Prague. Here are some of the best places you must visit in Europe:

1. Rome, Italy

Commonly referred to as the city of seven hills, Rome is an extremely popular destination especially amongst honeymooners. There is a whiff of magic and fantasy in Rome’s air, which can be attributed to its exciting mythical past. There are many things to do in Rome, from visiting the Vatican City or the Colosseum, having a delicious lunch in an afternoon caffè on Piazza Navona or indulging in some delicious pasta at a trattoria. Art enthusiasts can enjoy the historical art kept safe at the Vatican Museums whereas foodies can gorge on mouthwatering Italian fare and gelato.

 2. Paris, France

 Also known as The City of Light, it invites over a million visitors annually owing to its splendid ambience, divine cuisine, huge art collection and the historic Churches. River Seine runs across Paris, a city known for Musée d'Orsay, Champs Élysées, the boutiques in Le Marais, and the majestic Eiffel Tower. There is simple delight in visiting the districts and munching on delicious crepes as well.

 3. London

London life is truly mesmerizing, and travelers often come back from this old city feeling that they need another visit to experience everything it offers. In London, the amalgamation of the antiquated with the contemporary is reflected in the historic Tower of London as well as the avant-garde Tate Moderten. The land of Shakespeare now also enjoys jamming to artists such as Adele and Arctic Monkeys.

 4. Prague

Prague has seen an increase in the number of tourists in recent times. The city is known for its dark past with a huge number of overthrows, invasions, fires and floods. Today, the storied churches, narrow streets,beautiful hilltop castle and statue-lined bridges are a reflection of the city’s strength amidst tragedies. Prague is a haven for travelers that seek memorable experiences at prices that are not exorbitantly high. Most famous attractions include the Charles Bridge and the historic Prague Castle.

 5. Amsterdam:

There is much more to Amsterdam than the notorious red light district and marijuana coffee shops, that we often hear about. One can enjoy an excellent Indonesian meal, a twilight canal-side rambling or shop through the boutiques of Nine Little Streets and realise that Amsterdam is massively underestimated. It is also famous as a romantic getaway for two or an interesting educational excursion for art students. The most popular tourist attractions here include cycling along canals, remembering the Holocaust through the eyes of Anne Frank,exploring the swirling Expressionism of Vincent van Gogh and lounging in the expansive Vondelpark.

 Apart from the five mentioned above, there are many other cities in Europe that are wonderful to visit as well. Without further ado, plan your journey to Europe and be prepared to be swept off your feet!