Best European City Breaks

One of the most popular destinations in Europe is Paris, in France. Paris is one of the largest cities in Europe and has the long-held reputation as being one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world. The city is brimming with culture and offers a wealth of fantastic restaurants, art museums and fashion houses. Many world-famous landmarks are situated within Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre Museum. Paris has long been the most popular tourist destination in the world with over 45 million tourists visiting the city every year, placing it top of our city list.
Barcelona is one of the most beautiful and impressive cities in south western Europe. Situated on the Mediterranean coast, Barcelona is steeped in architectural history with museums, churches and markets situated all over the city. Barcelona is a very humid city, so you may be better off visiting outside of peak times. Anything above 23 degrees Celsius can feel very uncomfortable due to humidity levels. Barcelona is easily accessible by plane or rail with travel links situated all over Europe.
The German capital of Berlin is famed for its culture and liberal approach to social values. Following Germany's reunification, Berlin has grown to become a thriving business center and cultural haven within Europe. Trips to the Brandenburg Gate and Berliner Dom are highly recommended for those interested in history, culture and architecture while the city offers a wealth of restaurants and bars as well as popular dance halls and nightclubs for those looking to enjoy more of the famous Berlin night-life.
The multicultural city of London in the United Kingdom boasts a wealth of world-famous landmarks and attractions including the London Eye, Tower of London, Big Ben, Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace. You can travel around the city with ease using the popular London Underground train system and travel into the city is easy using any of the city's five major airports. The city boasts a number of districts, each with its own unique nuances and specialties in culture and architecture.
The stunning Italian capital of Rome is famous as the capital of the Roman Empire and the home of the Vatican City. Rome is the ancient capital of culture and religion as was the center of power for much of Europe and world throughout history. At the center of the planet's greatest global civilization, Rome still exerts huge power over the world. Famous attractions include the unmissable Coliseum, Pantheon and Santa Maria. Rome is easily accessible by rail or air and transport around the city is easy using the Roma Pass scheme.

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