To help you plan and get inspired for your next trip, you may browse the top travel guides for Europe and discover the best ideas for trips throughout the continent. Any lover who has ever been in love would want to travel to Europe. the well-known global capitals, including Rome. Some of the most well-known tourist destinations in the world, including the Eiffel Tower, the Romanesque Colosseum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, Schonbrunn Palace, and many more, can be found in Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid, Vienna, and Lisbon.
Europe covers 3,930,000 square miles and is home to 742,452,000 people. The Vatican is the smallest nation, Russia is the largest, and Istanbul is the largest city. Europe is made up of 50 countries, with France, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, and Germany receiving the most tourists. Five transcontinental nations that span the divide between Europe and Asia are located in Europe. Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkey are these nations.
We present you the main attractions from every country and we help you find the best and cheapest vacations and trips in Europe and great tours of Europe!
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Interesting Facts about Europe:
- Building of Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia Is Taking Longer Than Pyramid Construction
- In Europe, the Louvre is the most popular tourist destination.
- Disneyland One of the Most Visited Destinations in All of Europe is Paris
- Croatia is home to the tiniest town in Europe.
- There is a Rainforest in Europe
- Europe has the highest GDP (income per person)Iceland Doesn’t Have Mosquitos
- Europeans eat 50% of all the world’s chocolate
- Red Wine Flows From a Fountain in Italy
- There Are More Bicycles Than People in the Netherlands
- Blonde hair in humans developed in Northern Europe
- There Are More Than 200 Languages Spoken in Europe
- In Switzerland, it’s estimated that you are never more than ten miles from a lake.
- The continent produces over half of the wine produced worldwide.
- The Czech Republic Has the Most Castles
- The Plague killed about 60% of all Europeans
- More Chocolate Is Bought at Brussels Airport Than Any Other Place in the World
- Austria Is Home to the World’s Oldest Zoo
- St. Peter’s Basilica Is the Largest Church in Europe
- There are more UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Europe than any other continent in the world
- Though they weren’t introduced until the 16th century, tomatoes are currently one of the most widely consumed crops here.
- The predominant religion is Christianity, though many people identify as nonreligious.
