Poznata po Crkvi svetog Vasilija Blaženog, ruskom baletu, i čuvenom zoološkom vrtu, Moskva je u suštini srce Rusije. Turizam je pojačan tokom zime preko Transsibirske železnice kada je grad prekriven suvim snegom i obojen svetlucavim noćnim nebom. Ietnji izleti su ređi (iako mnogo prijatniji) i nude mogućnost razgledanja znamenitosti ovog istorijskog grada.

St. Petersburg

Čuveno prebivalište ruskih careva u zalivu prema finskoj obali, to je grad parkova, palata i fontana i izvanredne je arhitekture.

St. Petersburg

Moskva

Ako imate vremena i mogućnosti, posetite jednu od najlepših istorijskih evropskih metropola. Prag je jedan od najposjećenijih gradova u Evropi, gde letovi iz Velike Britanije postaju sve više dostupni i konkurentni. Postoji širok izbor mesta za boravak u Pragu, od vrhunskih hotela do self catering apartmana. Oni su locirani na centralnim lokacijama ili malo dalje, ali ne brinite, ako niste u centru dešavanja, javni prevoz u Pragu je dobar, u gradu nije velika gužva i ako ste van centra nema brige – samo proveriti sve rezervacije.

Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic

Karlove Vari ili Carlsbad kao što je bio ranije poznat je važan Spa centar. Grad je procvetao u 19. veku, a mnoge atrakcije datiraju iz tog perioda. Pa čak i ako niste zainteresovani za Termalna kupatila, grad je apsolutno vredi posetiti. U drugoj polovini 19. veka mnogi znameniti objekti su podignuti – ponosni su na javna kupatila i hotele, Grad pozorište, štedionicu, poštu, crkvu.

Atina je glavni i najveći grad u Grčkoj. Ime je dobio po Boginji Atini, Atina je kozmopolitska metropola sa populacijom od 3,7 miliona ljudi. U Atini gradsko područje čini centar ekonomije, finansija, industrije, kulture i politike i života u Grčkoj. Grad je takođe vrlo brzo postao značajan poslovni centar u Evropskoj uniji.

Santorini

Rodos

Ostrva Grčke

The cultural roots of Italy lie in Roman civilization; once the capital of one of the largest empires, Rome’s spectacular scenery centers around aesthetically dynamic bridges over the Tiber River. Landmarks such as the Collosseum, the ruins of the Roman Forum and the Vatican throb with tourists. Although streets are congested, the plethora of shops and cafés bustle along on a positive and congenial note.

Venice, Italy

Because there isn’t an airport on Venice, other ways to get to the sprawling archipelago of 120 islands include the bus & train. If you’re driving, a large parkade will store your vehicle for the duration of your stay, when boat transport is the only way. 310,000 people live amongst distinctive architecture in a city that produced artists like Titian and Tintoretto. Splendid hand blown Murano glass is a best buy in this expensive city.

Florence, Italy

The masterpiece of the Renaissance, Florence is a living tribute to the creative era between the 13th and 16th centuries that produced some of the world’s greatest artists. A respect for art allows outdoor statues to remain unharmed. High qualityhand made leather goods and jewellery items fill the fabulous stores and narrow decorative streets attract strollers intent on the enjoyment of life.

Tuscany, Pisa Tower, Italy

A popular day trip from Florence, Pisa’s famous leaning tower and surrounding buildings that form the Field of Miracles are from the 16th and 17th centuries. Tourists are no longer allowed to climb the stairs to the top of the prized national icon whose adjoining streets are lined with vendors sellings souvenirs dedicated to the monument.

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Amsterdam is a city like Venice founded on and still today focused around water and waterways. However, unlike Venice, Holland’s largest city is no mere museum piece. Amsterdam is a real, living and breathing metropolis, not just an oasis for tourists, those who like ‘a smoke’ and men in search of extra-marital sex.

Amsterdam, Holland

Learn how to ride common forms of transport in Amsterdam including trams and bikes.

Amsterdam, Holland

Anne Frank’s neighborhood where art, history, and culture come alive.

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Stop first at one of Paris’ many information centers to best navigate the city charmed with icons such as the Eiffel Tower, L’Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde and Notre Dame Cathedral. Many highlights can be viewed from a cruise along the Seine River. The Louvre is one of the world’s great art galleries, and nearby Jardin de Tuilleries provides a natural retreat. The city of much joi de vivre has numerous accommodation options and a vivacious nightlife.

The Louvre Museum, Paris, France

The Musée du Louvre is undoubtedly one of the world’s finest art collections, and there would be nowhere more fitting to house such a collection than the magnificent Louvre Palace, an immense Renaissance complex once used as the residence of French royalty. There’s so much to see that it would be possible to spend a whole day or more exploring it.

Nice, France

Nice is a beautiful city on the Mediterranean side of the south coast of France. It is a great settle point to exploring the French Riviera and Provence region. It boasts fascinating historic culture and is very popular with artists.
Travelling There If you are after exploring the Côte d’Azure (French Riviera) then Nice International Airport is the most conveniently located and easiest option. Two TGV high speed trains reach Nice each day from Paris. That journey takes a total of six hours one way. There are large roads entering the city from all areas making car and bus a good travelling option as well.

St Tropez, France

St Tropez is one of the most stunning locations on the French Riviera, and is often described as a modern version of a medieval town. Set on the sparkling blue waters of the fabulous Golfe de Saint-Tropez, St Tropez is generally seen as a holiday destination for the rich and famous; but its historical genesis as an international vacation destination is slightly more complicated.

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London is a traditionally desired destination which never leaves its visitors dull or apathetic. There is a special place for everybody here so the city appeals to people of different ages and backgrounds. London’s places of interest can be divided into two types – those which date back to centuries ago and the modern ones. When there, you should savour both types of places but with a hint of precaution. We have an apprehension that following the beaten track you will not get the real flavour of London.

Cambridge, England

Famous for its university, Cambridge is full of history as well as a number of high tech modern companies, giving rise to the name “Silicon Fen”. If you ever owned an Acorn computer, this is where it was made as were its rivals Sinclair, who were also based in the city.
There have been people living in the Cambridge area since at least 1,000 BC. The university has been in the city since 1209, although the earliest college that still exists is Peterhouse, which can trace its roots back as far as 1284.

Linkoln, England

The City of Lincoln is a two-hour train ride from London by taking the train from Kings Cross Station to Peterborough and then the train to Lincoln. The main tourist attractions are located in the old quarter or a short distance away within walking distance of each other. The traveller can take a taxi from the train station to the many over-night accommodations near the main attractions and not get in a car again until ready to leave Lincoln.
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