Trains in Europe offer scenic views and cultural exploration, with convenient travel across cities like Paris, Rome, and Berlin.
The Klementinum Library in Prague, dating back to the 18th century, features original globes and clocks, showcasing centuries of knowledge and art.
The Hague, known for politics, also offers beaches like Scheveningen and cultural treasures like Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'.
The Cologne Cable Car, opened in 1957, was the first aerial tramway in Germany, offering a unique view of Cologne's skyline
Did you know Dresden Castle in Germany houses the New Green Vault, one of the world's largest treasure collections?
Valletta, Malta's capital, is known for its old buildings and history, and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Segantini Museum in Saint Moritz is dedicated to Giovanni Segantini, an artist famed for capturing the stunning Alpine landscape in his paintings.
The Amalfi Coast is home to Ravello, a town renowned for its peaceful gardens and breathtaking views high above the sea.
You will find in Ghent, Belgium, the famous Ghent Altarpiece, a masterpiece of medieval art housed in Saint Bavo's Cathedral.
Did you know Mont-Saint-Michel was never conquered during the Hundred Years' War, thanks to its strong fortifications and strategic position?
The Royal Alcazar of Seville was a filming location for "Game of Thrones," serving as the exotic Water Gardens of Dorne.
Did you know that Háifoss Waterfall, one of Iceland's tallest, plunges a breathtaking 122 meters into a deep, rugged gorge?
Did you know that Colmar is home to Little Venice, an area where you can enjoy canal boat rides?
You can explore Liverpool's The Beatles Story Museum and see replicas of The Cavern Club and Abbey Road.
You can hike Mulhacén, Spain's highest peak in the mainland, and enjoy panoramic views from an impressive 3,479 meters high.