Traveling Europe

The city of Wells is situated in south-west England, to the south of Bristol in the county of Somerset. It is about two hours by train from London and a visit is recommended if you are exploring England.It is in the heart of Wells that you will start your visit, surrounded by a very impressive selection of buildings and monuments, many dating back to the period from the twelfth to fourteenth centuries.The most dominant building in the centre is the cathedral. It is because of the presence of the cathedral that Wells is officially defined as a city, although it only has the population of a small town. One of the most attractive cathedrals in England, the main facade is ornately decorated with hundreds of statues inset into the stonework. Inside, you can see a very early mechanical medieval clock, where each hour the figures of the knights leap into .. more»

Almost everyone knows the expression "Rome Wasn't Built In A Day" and wandering around this ancient city you will soon realise that it will take several days just to visit a few of the numerous historic sights and monuments. The Eternal City---as Rome is renowned--- is perhaps the only urban center in the world where you stroll along an ordinary street and turn the corner to be confronted by the massive Roman Colosseum. Or perhaps you are taking a leisurely walk along a narrow cobbled lane and at the end of the street is a piazza with the magnificent Trevi fountains right before your eyes.But Rome has much more to offer than simply the well-known tourist attractions. Mussolini's home and gardens are soon to be open to the public for the first time since his death and the Auditorium Parco Della Musica is a modern day amphitheatre dedicated to arts .. more»

Prague could easily be called the Jewel of central Europe, tourism actually plays a very important role. Prague is known as the ancient capital of Charles Bohemian Kingdom, and plays quite an important role in the development of central Europe all the way as far back as the middle ages. This unique history has made Prague beautiful, making tourism of vital importance to the economy. Prague is by no means overrun by tourism, but the effects of it are visible pretty easily. The historical centre in Prague is normally divided into five different areas, and spanning both of the banks of the Vltava river.The Charles Bridge is the main connection for the two. Prague castle is a premier tourist attraction in Prague, sitting on a hill it offers fine views over the whole city. Some other sights and attractions for tourism include old town bridge, old town tower, Klementinum, Mala .. more»

Spain comes in second place after France as the most visited country in the world. The country is just wonderful and this is evident by the increasing number of foreigners visiting it for leisure, business, or educational purposes. Tourism is thriving in this part of Europe thanks to its history and the many natural features that can't be found elsewhere.spain has a wide variety of favorable tourist destinations well scattered in its cities and regions. It has 17 regions in total, all of which have uniquely memorable landscapes. Natural beaches and mountains are ready and waiting to be explored by all kinds of people. Besides the natural features, it has historical museums, monuments, and architectural buildings that are breathtaking. The natural habitations found here contain very rare flora and fauna species making it the ultimate destination.Tourist destinationsSince Spain has a wide range of famous tourist destination, it is always advisable .. more»