In Love with Europe
For those tourists who are interested not only in spending relaxing moments, Europe is a great cultural opportunity.
There are many interesting European destinations, but you will discover now the most interesting and attractive of them.
It is said that Budapest has never looked better than it does today. That is because renovations and restorations in the old center have ended. Budapest is brand new, despite an old history, rich in events. Called "The Danube’s Bride" or "The Paradise of Central Europe", Budapest is the city that will delight you with unforgettable memories. It is enough just to take a few walks through its streets without a specific goal and you will still leave with a richer soul than you arrived. An absolute must is taking a trip on the Danube with one of the small boats that leave the piers every thirty minutes, or a promenade on the bridges that link Pesta and Buda, the two parts of the town.
Bologna is called the Red City because of its rooftops and old facades. This fortress town is the capital of the northern region Emilia-Romagna and differentiates itself from other towns through a fascinating tradition and an extremely well preserved architecture. The Bologna fortress is one of the most beautiful fortresses in Italy. Fortunately, crowded areas are nonexistent here, unlike other Italian cities. This is the perfect destination for long walks on its medieval streets.
Portuguese authenticity and charm floats everywhere in this city that was apparently founded by Phoenicians. Lisbon remains a financially accessible capital city, which many praise for its aesthetics. One thing is certain: it is impossible to find boredom in Portugal’s capital. From long walks on its famous boulevards, to visits to the medieval castles and cathedrals in the center of the city, from the busy nightlife in Lisbon’s clubs to visiting all of the important museums, this is one city, which has something for everyone.
Oslo, the city of 343 lakes, is situated on the fiord with the same name. Norway’s capital is in full touristic ascension due to recent investments made in the city’s cultural life. Over 1000 years old, this northern metropolis attracts more and more tourists eager for unique experiences.
Croatia’s capital is a city, which first appeared on Europe’s map about 1000 years ago. Today, this metropolis on Mount Medevnica is one of Europe’s most important bohemian destinations. With a population of only one million inhabitants, this economic and cultural center of Croatia is also a hot spot on the map of worldwide tourism. Zagreb does not have the spark or fame of other European cities or metropolis, but it does have three cities in one, an impressive medieval fortress, the oldest park in Europe and a great deal of admirers that return year after year.
While this country is extremely new on world tourism’s map, it stands for one of the least discovered destinations of Europe. This makes it even more attractive, especially taking into consideration the fact that Montenegro has many things to be proud of. A generous coast at the Adriatic Sea, many wild beaches, mountains that go over 2000 meters, historic cities, medieval strongholds and many more! Tourism is here and it is just waiting to be discovered. However, act quickly, before it gets crowded!