Five Classic European City Breaks
Europe is a diverse continent with numerous different countries
, each individual and unique. Deciding which country you want to visit can be tough with so many options to choose from but having a look at some of the classic and most visited European cities acts as a good starting point.
Berlin is known as the "city of cool" and has a mind-boggling array of world-class museums and galleries, not to mention the bars, restaurants and clubs that are spilling out of almost every street you pass by.
Highlights of Berlin include famous landmarks such as the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie.
Paris is another quintessentially European city to visit and the "City of Light" certainly is a sight for sore eyes. The breathtaking architecture, unmistakable Parisian style and top notch selection of attractions and landmarks makes this an unforgettable destination to visit.
For a glimpse at the grandeur that makes Paris so special, take a trip to the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral. The River Seine runs through the city and the differences between the Left and Right Banks almost make you feel like you're visiting different destinations.
London is a European capital city that packs a punch and gives you a taste of all things British. A vibrant and bustling city, you will never be stuck for something to do when visiting the big smoke. From Buckingham Palace to Tower Bridge and the Houses of Parliament at Westminster, London is crammed with iconic sights.
Museums and galleries like the Tate Modern and the British Museum are definite must-sees. Despite being the capital city of Britain, London has plenty of parks and green spaces, all perfect for a leisurely stroll or lunchtime picnic.
If you fancy a taste of something Spanish then Barcelona could be a great place for you to visit. One of the Mediterranean's busiest ports, this cosmopolitan city started off as a Roman town and has developed into the buzzing and lively capital city of Catalonia.
Barcelona has one of the greatest concentrations of Gothic architecture in Europe and is home to some of the globes most bizarre buildings; look out for Antoni Gaud's Sagrada Famlia church.
Last but not least, Rome is another enduringly popular European city to visit. Most major sights lie within the compact area of the centro storico, so you can walk pretty much everywhere and taking to the streets is one of the best ways of soaking up the atmosphere and appreciating the historic buildings.
Famous landmarks to see no matter what time of year you visit include the Colosseum, Pantheon, the Roman Forum, Piazza Navona, Trastevere and the Trevi Fountain. All these sights and many more are testament to Rome's rich history and culture and give you a little taste of traditional Italy.
There are hundreds of destinations to choose from when it comes to booking
European city breaks and numerous different ways to reach your chosen spot, from air to rail to road.
Five Classic European City Breaks
By: andrew.regan.2006@googlemail.com
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