Trip to Paris, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Seville, Lisbon, Brussels, Marseille, Ghent, Porto, Bruges

Amsterdam Museum is an enriching museum that introduces you to the history of Amsterdam through i...

If you are interested in royal life and want to see that from close, then this is the most crucia...

De Wallen is the local name for the largest and most popular red light district in the city of Am...

Indomitable. That’s the first word in my head when I look at Gravensteen. With two metre th...

Running along the two sides of the River Leie, these two sister streets are the heart and soul of...

“It’s a fairy-tale town, isn’t it?” That was a line from "In Bruges", a c...

Some of Europe's biggest draws are their gigantic cathedrals built in a range of styles overwhelm...

At first the site of various markets, the Grand Place gained political importance once the Brusse...

Saint Michael and Saint Gugdule are patron saints of Brussels. On the site where the church now s...

The Place Du Grand Sablon used to be an undeveloped area in the past. In fact, in the 13th centur...

Prepare to be enraptured by panoramic Monet masterpieces at the Musee de L’Orangerie. The m...

The foundation stone for this beautiful, extravagant and ornate bridge laid in 1896 by the man wh...

The Musee du Louvre French Museum is known as the Louvre Museum in English, or The Louvre. It is ...

When Prince-President Louis-Napoleon visited Marseille in 1852, he said liked the city a lot and ...

After the Notre Dame, this will not feel comfortable – the church has obviously seen great ...

Seen from above, Marseilles is a sea of terracotta roofs and that’s exactly the view you ge...

To add to the already huge list of horrendous deeds done by the Nazis, is the destruction and blo...