Top 10 Cities to visit in Europe in 2017

Have a glance of the Top 10 Europe cities you need to visit!

Florence, Italy

Florence is a picturesque city known as the cradle of the Renaissance. With an exquisite art and architecture, it is impossible to resist visiting its historic center and discovering the romantic hidden spots. Florence has an exciting nightlife and restaurants. But, if you want to be like a local, you can go to the Ponte Alle Grazie, bring a bottle of wine and watch the glorious sunset.

Lucerne, Switzerland

Lucerne is an ancient town with beautiful sights. You can start at the Water Tower and the Chapel Bridge; this is a covered wooden bridge through the river Reuss. Take a walk in the town, and feel the fairy-tale atmosphere while going along the old stone buildings painted in bright colors and the little squares with fountains.

Salzburg, Austria

Salzburg is the Mozart’s city; you can visit the Mozarteum and the composer’s residence and birthplace to gain fascinating insights into the life and times of the city’s most famous son. Besides this, Salzburg has an inspiring baroque architecture. The best way to see it is on foot. After going around the old center, you can take a 20 minutes’ walk to the southeastern summit of the Mönchsberg and see the Hohensalzburg, the biggest fully preserved castle in Central Europe. 

Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona is a vibrant city, better known for its architecture; it has a medieval quarter, the Barri Gòtic. However, the Modernist architecture stands out with the avant-garde Surrealist buildings designed by Antoni Gaudí. The best example is the fantastical Sagrada Familia Church. In Barcelona, you can escape to its Mediterranean beaches, attractive due the warm water and white sand.

Vienna, Austria

Vienna has a cosmopolitan atmosphere; it retains a distinctive charm and flair, an effect accentuated by its fine old architecture, its famous horse-cabs, as well as its splendid street-side cafés with their Viennese coffees and treats. The Modern architecture also has a very special charm, such as the Imperial Palace, the State Opera House, the Kirche am Steinhof or the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

Paris, France

The historic buildings in Paris are stunning. The Eiffel tower, one of the most iconic constructions in the World, is breathtaking. Another construction you must see is the Arc de Triomphe, take a walk to the Champs Elysees and find it at the end of the avenue. Talking about museums, you cannot miss out the Louvre and its most famous exhibition: the Mona Lisa. On the other hand, the food is delicious; savor the cheeses, bread, patisserie, pates, the wines, and the gourmet restaurants.

London, England

London shines as an exotic and multicultural city. More than 2,000 years of history have converted it into the city with the largest number of iconic buildings and landmarks. You must go to the London Eye and fail impressed by the views of the city, it is wonderful. The city will delight you with its art at the museums, galleries, parks and house exhibitions. Conversely, London is new as the new Babel with more than 270 nationalities and 300 languages.

Rome, Italy

Travel to the past in Rome through the Ancient Ruins, the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, and the beautiful fountains, you cannot leave Rome without had thrown a coin at the Trevi Fountain. There are countless streets and alleyways where you’ll find churches with Baroque art, boutiques, gelaterias, cafés, and restaurants.  

Nuremberg, Germany

Nuremberg is an ancient city with a large representation of German arts and culture. The city still preserves many old medieval buildings, despite having been severely damaged in world war two. The Nuremberg castle is one of the most important surviving medieval fortresses in Europe; it was the residence of all legitimate German kings and emperors from 1050 to 1571. Moreover, the city is the home of the National Germanic Museum where you will find impressive coins, paintings, archives, and decorative arts collections.

Venice, Italy

Venice is a charming city very famous for the romantic gondolas rides on the Venice’s Grand Canal. You can choose between two different routes that allow you to explore the major monuments and picturesque byways of the Sestiere San Marco or the Sestiere San Polo. But, if you want to live the city as a local, the markets are very bright and vibrant place to visit. The smells, sounds, and colors make the city come to life.