Europe

Accentuated with glorified buildings, quaint shops, delightful cafes and perfectly-landscaped horse-chestnut trees, Champs-Elysees stretches its irresistible beauty from a public square called Place de la Concorde to a famous landmark, the Arc de Triomphe. In France, Champs - Elysees is regarded as the most upscale and high-end boulevard where prestigious and luxurious shops are seen in every turn.

The Blue Grotto is the famous sea cave in Italy, on the coast of the island of Capri. Its official name, Grotto Azzurra, is courtesy of its stunning feature--the blue reflection created by the sunlight that passes through the seawater.

Temple Bar is known as Dublin's award-winning Old City that serves as a calming alternative to the hustle and the bustle of the city center. As Dublin's "Bohemian Quarter," this place is packed with action ranging from culinary, entertainment and art.

Russia's The State Hermitage, otherwise known as Hermitage Museum, is one of the oldest and biggest museum of art and culture in the world. The museum was founded by Empress Catherine the Great in 1764, a time when her passion for collection of fine art bloomed.

Palace Versailles, or Chateau Versailles in French, used to be the center of France's governance and French royal residence. It erects in the city of Versailles 10 miles west-southwest of Paris.

Europe has some of the greatest cities for tourists, providing some of the greatest attractions in the world. Europe is full of history and culture, so if you would are trying to decide where you want to go, here are some of the greatest European cities:

The Natural History Museum, found in London, is a museum that houses a wide array of collection from the various episodes of natural history. Along with Science Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum, it belongs to the three large museums on Exhibition Road in South Kensington.

London, the capital city of England, is a leading tourist destination. Being a proud home of wonders and attractions, London has never stopped enticing almost 15 million travelers each year that makes it one of the most-visited cities of the world.

The Tivoli Gardens, of simply Tivoli, is the famous amusement park of Copenhagen, Denmark. It was opened in 1843 and it is the second oldest amusement park in the world next to Dyrehavsbakkenn of Klampenborg. But the recognition of Tivoli does not stop there.

Britain’s top holiday resort is Pleasure Beach located in Blackpool, a seaside resort town in the North West. The town of Blackpool is rich of interesting spots such as pristine beaches and arcades, but it is the Pleasure Beach and its partner, the Blackpool Tower, that attracts visitors the most.