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Life is short and there are many milestones to cover is the basic theme behind any kind of holiday in Europe and picking the best attraction to visit can be a tad difficult. Each nook and corner of the destinations of the Europe Packages is filled with cultural attractions and a wealth of historical sights. Whether it is the Colosseum in Rome or the Eiffel Tower in Paris to the Leaning Tower of Pisa these magnificent and famous landmarks in Europe which emit the essence of a European holiday. The cream-coloured marble Parthenon is a fine example of European antiquity and is also the crowing glory of Athen’s rocky Acropolis hilltop. Featuring on the brochure of beautiful places to visit in Spain La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona has an intricate display of spires, towers, sculptures, and carvings. This brainchild of the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi still remains unfinished. Dating back to the eighth century is the famous fortified island of Mont Saint Michel which is one kilometre off the northwestern shores of Normandy is still in use. During the high tides water makes the island seem like a floating fortress in the sea. A top reason for many travellers to visit Norway is to see the U-shaped valleys, and majestic fjords with carved cliffs shaped by the glaciers create a bewitching landscape.
Switzerland
The Switzerland Tour is popular around the world for its scenic landscapes, charming towns, cheese, and lover’s true delight chocolate. Anywhere you turn or stumble you come across a bit of history, a slice of nature’s beauty as well as mouthwatering cuisine in between. Zurich is not only the capital city of Switzerland but is the hub of all commercial activities, a haven for foodies, and a romantic city to visit. It has loads of tourist attractions like art galleries, museums, and international shopping brands. Geneva the second most populated city in Switzerland lies sprawled around the mesmerising Lake Geneva at the mouth of the River Rhone. It is also safeguarded by the Alpine peaks and the hills of Jura. Also known as the “City of Peace” which clubs art with architecture and the beauty of nature This picture-perfect destination is known for its Jet Déau which is located on the edge of Lake Geneva and is a fountain or a water jet that can be spotted anywhere across the city. Located along a bend on the Rhine River is the enchanting city of Basel. It is located roughly where the borders of French, German, and Swiss touch. It is jam-packed with amazing museums making it a wonderful place for art lovers. Situated at the foot of Matterhorn which is one of the highest Alpine peaks is the mountain town of Zermatt. It attracts tourists for activities like skiing and mountain climbing. The city has no trains or cars running through it only solar-powered and electric buses. So mostly everyone is either on a bike or on foot. As a result, the atmosphere of the city becomes not only welcoming but also refreshing.
Barcelona
With the Europe Packages visit Barcelona which was once described as the ‘Paris of Spain” due to its resemblance to the French atmosphere by Hans Christian Anderson. Barcelona is known for its rich cultural significance and bewitching charm. Visit the giant Basilica and a UNESCO World Heritage site that still remains under construction since 1882. It is one of the best works of architect Gaudi and is an expression that symbolizes Christian Faith in stone. Take a walk on the Las Ramblas which is the oldest and the liveliest walkway in Barcelona. A major destination is known for shopping and numerous performing acts as it is lined with trees. Parc Guell has one of the best views to offer as this garden complex is located on Carmel Hill in Barcelona. This public park is composed of varied architectural elements and gardens. Full of flower shops, bars, and restaurants in the Gothic Quarter which stretches from La Rambla to Via Laietana. It has many peaceful squares where visitors can relax, shop, eat and enjoy. La Barceloneta located in the heart of the city of Barcelona is known for its attractive beaches and boulevards. The venue for conducting theatrical performances and food festivals is Poble Espanyol which resembles an actual village and is an open-air museum.
Venice

With the convenient and flexible Switzerland Tour, the next place of interest to visit is Venice. Venice is built on more than a hundred islands and with the absence of cars, it is a walker’s paradise. Even when the visitors reach exhaustion a simple stroll down the Floating City‘s passageways brings forth the abundant charm of the city. Just a few steps away from the Saint Mark’s ferry dock is located the drawing room of Europe-St Mark’s Square. It is encompassed by Venice’s top attractions like Saint Mark’s Basilica, Doges Palace and bell and clock tower. The Grand Canal of Venice is an S-shaped waterway over a stretch of 3.8 km. Located on the Piazza San Marco is the St Mark’s Basilica which is fondly known as the Golden Church because of its glistening golden mosaics on the inside of the dome-shaped ceiling. It is an architectural as well as an artistic wonder making it a cultural heritage of Venice. The true heart of Venice is the Rialto Bridge which connects the districts of San Marco and San Polo as the stone bridge spans the width of the Grand Canal.
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