Every European country has its wonderful places that attract the interest and are visited by thousands of tourists each year. This is one of the main reasons why it is so difficult to choose among the many excellent European travel destinations. Read on to discover a few places that really deserve to be visited.
The Netherlands comes first on our list. While visiting its capital, Amsterdam, do not forget that the Van Gogh Museum will be waiting for you, to irreversible charm you with its unique paintings. Few people know this, but Van Gogh has managed to finish no less than 200 paintings and 300 drawings.
Besides Van Gogh’s wonderful artist projects, the museum also exhibits some of the letters that were written by the famous painter. In addition to this, the museum has opened a new wing recently, where the visitors can enjoy the modern Japanese art. The museum is open every day of the week and the price of a ticket is 10 Euros.
The old city of Amsterdam is made of canal rings, which can be explored using a smaller boat. If this idea does not attract you, there is always the possibility to visit the city by bike.
Sacre Coeur Montmartre is indeed one of the most photographed parts of Paris, France. Montmartre is the highest point in Paris; a basilica was built on top of it, to honor the Sacred Heart. The project of building the church started in 1875 and it was finished only in 1923; its initial purpose was to honor the 50,000 French soldiers that died in the Franco-Prussian war.
You will be allowed to walk in the wonderful gardens around the basilica and you will marvel at the perfect white of the walls. While being there, you should take several pictures of the city, as this is one of the best places in Paris to do that. The view stretches as far as 50 kilometers / 31 miles away, so the pictures will be great.
You can either walk to Montmartre, or use a funicular that can take you rapidly to the top. Make sure to visit the church early in the morning or late in the afternoon; this way you will have the chance to avoid the huge crowds of tourists.
Another unique area in Europe is the Central Dalmatia, a coastal region that is separated from Italy by the Adriatic Sea. While there, visit Hvar Town, a place where tourists can find numerous shops, bistros and cafes. The island city is built around the TRG Svetog Stjepana, a square that has been built in the fifteen century.
You should also take some photos of the astonishing Arsenal and of the Cathedral of St Stjepan. The city is the perfect place where building and their architecture will help you travel back in time hundreds and hundreds of years ago. Nevertheless, during night Havr Town changes completely, being filled lots of people, locals and tourists, that are looking for a night time vivid experience.
Split is the capital of Souhtern Croatia; there you will be able to visit the palace of Diocletian, an ancient castle that is surrounded by other old, historically important buildings. You will be charmed by the fascinating blending of old, well preserved houses and modern bistros, cafes, bars and restaurants.
The castle was built in the honor of the Roman emperor, at the very beginning of the fourth century. Starting with 1979, UNESCO has included the castle on the World Cultural Heritage List, so it benefited from the gathered funds that helped specialists preserve it properly.
More than this, even though in 2007 the municipality decided to surround the castle with parking lots, shops and a shopping centre, the locals protested and no new buildings were added in the area.

