1. Madrid Madrid is the Spain capital city and largest city and it is known in the world over for its sizzling nightlife. Madrid is home to a wide array of diverse ethnic groups, something that makes it one of the most colorful cosmopolitan cities in Europe. It also has lots of attraction sights like …
1. Rome The capital of the Roman Empire, ‘Rome’is presently the government seat as well as capital city of Italy. Situated in the country’s central region of Lazio, Rome is a gigantic and complex city that is both historic and modern at the same time. It is one of the most visited cities in Italy. …
1. Bern Bern is capital city of Switzerland. You should definitely visit Switzerland’s quiet capital city, Bern. Instead of focusing on some of the modern sights around the town, look for the historic center, which dates back to the 12th century. Walking around the old cobblestone sidewalks and seeing buildings that lined the streets centuries ago will …
1. Vaduz Vaduz is the capital of the Principality of Liechtenstein. It is located close to the Rhine. The city is worth a visit: Vaduz Castle and Schlau Castle 12 century, the Red House, Parliament, the Kunst National Museum and Postal Museum are the most famous near by places to visit in Liechtenstein Vaduz 2. …
1. Chemin de la Corniche One of the most spectacular views in any European capital can be had by strolling the 600m-long Chemin de la Corniche, which winds its way along a bluff overlooking the river. The walk, which is one of the top things to do in Luxembourg City, overlooks the Grund district far …
1. Amsterdam Amsterdam is one of the largest and most beautiful cities on the European continent and also capital of Netherlands. It’s a city characterized by beautiful clusters of river canals that enable one to take breathtaking boat rides through the city. From the moment you land in the city you will be in a …
1. Paris It may be not possible to write about France without Paris because France is famous around the world From the Eiffel Tower, Louvre and Musee d’Orsay to Notre Dame Cathedral, Ile de la Cité, and Moulin Rouge, all of these are situated in Paris, the French capital houses some of the most visited …
1. Brussels The capital of Belgium is the perfect city to start this list with. Although most people speak French here, you’ll soon discover that there are also many Dutch-language elements. As there are two languages, there are also two faces of Brussels in Belgium. On the one hand the city has fantastic hotspots and sights, on …
1. Berlin Germany’s capital and the center for German art, music, fashion, and design, Berlin is a city of contrasts. Its tranquil side is packed with stunning architecture, museums, and bears traces of the most atrocious war. Walking along the Berlin Wall Trail to see the borderline that divided Europe for decades is a must. …
1. Vienna Austria’s capital and the country’s largest city, Vienna is a cultural haven for music and architecture lovers everywhere. Known for its masked ball tradition, the city hosts over 200 balls a year and there are concerts from some of the most famous historic composers, such as Mozart and Schubert, almost every night. The …
