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#AprilGoodDestinations2025 📍Segovia Castle Alcázar de Segovia Address: Plaza Reina Victoria Eugenia, s/n, 40003 Segovia, Spain Opening hours: April–October: 10:00–20:00 / November–March: 10:00–18:00 (last admission half an hour earlier) 🎟️Ticket price: General ticket €10 (including castle + museum + tower climbing, excluding commentary) This castle is the most representative one that you must not miss when you come to Segovia. It is said to be one of the inspirations for the Disney princess’ castle. All the decorations and items in the castle are well preserved as if they traveled through time and space. You can see the rooms of kings from past dynasties and the armor from the past. It’s super cool! There are time slots for climbing the tower. When you buy your ticket, it will be noted on the ticket that you need to gather at that time before you can check your ticket and climb the tower. The view of the entire Segovia from above is really dreamy and beautiful. #Segovia #Segovia Castle #Spanish Historic Sites #Spanish Attractions #European Travel #Spanish Free Travel #segovia #Segovia Attractions

According to online travel guides, it's highly recommended to book tickets in advance. However, we didn't do that 🤣. When we arrived, there were many people with lanyards around their necks offering tickets. They might sound like official staff, but they are not. They were selling tickets for €40, which is way overpriced. We almost fell for it! Official tickets cost €20 for adults, and online reservations add a €5 handling fee per ticket, allowing you to skip the line. On the day we visited, the crowd wasn't too bad, so we decided to try queuing. It took us about an hour to get in, which is much shorter than the two to three hours mentioned online. We noticed that every 15 minutes, staff let in about 6-8 people. In conclusion, I think it's worth spending a bit more to book tickets in advance and save time 🤣. Inside the Vatican Museums, there are many Renaissance artworks. The halls and frescoes are stunning ⚜️, with harmonious and subdued colors. Some famous areas include the Raphael Rooms 🖼️, the Gallery of Tapestries, the Round Hall, and the Gallery of Maps 🗺️. I love paintings, but I felt there weren't as many paintings as I expected. Instead, the museum showcases a variety of artistic elements, and I found myself admiring the intricate decorations on the walls and ceilings. When I first saw Raphael's famous "The School of Athens" (a classic from school textbooks 😂), I didn't even recognize it 🙈. I hadn't realized it was a massive wall fresco, and I hadn't done my homework 🙈. Overall, the Vatican Museums are quite enjoyable to explore and definitely worth visiting 🙌🏻. Unfortunately, the Sistine Chapel was closed for the election of a new Pope 🗳️, so we couldn't see Michelangelo's "The Creation of Adam" and "The Last Judgment." Such a pity 🥹.

Walk from the center of Utrecht, pass a park along the river, and walk for about twenty minutes to reach the Netherlands Railway Museum located behind the houses. Different from the hustle and bustle of Amsterdam, the road is very quiet and comfortable, and you can also appreciate the characteristics of Dutch suburban houses. As soon as you step into the museum, you will be attracted by the quaint train station lobby. Old trains from different eras are displayed on the tracks: the oldest steam locomotive in the Netherlands, wooden carriages, postal carriages, carriages that carried Jews during World War II... The trains there are very open, and tourists can walk through the entire train from the rear to enjoy the seats, high-end carriages, cloakrooms, meal cards, etc. of the classic trains, and the appearance of the trains of the past comes to life before your eyes. In addition to viewing old trains from different periods, the museum also offers many simulation games and experience activities suitable for all ages. The first is the Trial By Fire simulation warehouse experience, which takes everyone on a 200-year journey through the Netherlands' railway history, which is both thrilling and exciting. The second is taking the small roller coaster Steel Monsters to explore the train engineering, which seems tense in the dark, but is actually relaxing and fun. Children can even simulate driving a train in the train model room. The Tech Lab on the upper floor has many scientific experiment games related to trains, which are interesting and fun, and you can also learn some small knowledge at the same time. There is also a small village simulated next to the train station in the museum. When you walk around, it feels like you are walking into a time tunnel and are in an ancient village. At the end of the tour, the energetic children played games in the game room in the lobby, while the adults could sit in the cafe next to the game room to have a cup of coffee and rest. The Netherlands Railway Museum has a wide range of exhibits and games suitable for all ages. It is well worth a visit if you come to Utrecht; if you are a train fan, it is not to be missed! #Netherlands #Utrecht #Museum #Train #Netherlands Railway Museum #Free Travel #European Travel

Located in Utrecht, Netherlands, the Museum Speelklok is a unique music museum that is often overlooked by visitors. Most tourists tend to explore Utrecht's canals, the Miffy Museum, churches, and castles, easily missing out on this special museum. The museum houses a variety of self-playing musical instruments, showcasing everything from early small music boxes to large-scale musical machines. Stepping into the grand music hall is truly awe-inspiring. Sitting in the hall, listening to the music played automatically by giant machines, and imagining people dancing to the tunes is a mesmerizing experience. The gift shop offers a range of exquisite music boxes and sound books. The café inside the museum features an automatic piano, allowing visitors to enjoy soothing music while sipping their coffee. Tips: Be sure to join the free guided tour offered by the museum. The guides provide detailed introductions and demonstrations of the various unique musical machines.

Walking through the cobblestone streets of Segovia feels like traveling back to medieval Europe. This city blends Roman ruins, Gothic architecture, and Spanish charm, with every alleyway full of stories. In the city center, the magnificent Segovia Cathedral stands before you, its intricate carvings and splendid exterior leaving you in awe. The Roman she-wolf statue at the corner quietly tells the tale of the city's connection to ancient Rome. Strolling into a bustling alley, the traditional buildings and the flowers spilling from balconies give you a sense of the city's unique warmth and vibrant life.

Amorino Italian ice cream shop, which will also have branches in England and France, I will find in Windsor, London and Paris city, every time I see my wife has to clamor to eat ice cream. Amorino is an ice cream shop famous for its handmade Italian ice cream. #Europe Travel #Europe Travel #London Attractions #Windsor #Paris #Paris Food #Europe Food Diary #UK Travel #Valentine’s Day Good Places 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 📍Address: Downtown Paris, Windsor Town, Streets of London, England 💰Average consumption per person: under HKD100, £7-10, €7-10

Once you visit, you will never want to leave. That's my impression of Lake Como. Located in northern Italy, Lake Como is hailed as one of the most romantic lakes in Europe. The entire town is surrounded by mountains, and along the lakeshore, there are several towns each with its own unique charm. Among the more popular ones are Bellagio, known for its narrow cobblestone streets, enchanting gardens, and exquisite restaurants. Varenna is another town that attracts many visitors. Taking a ferry is the most convenient way to explore Lake Como. Being here feels like stepping into a paradise, like a fairyland - it's truly breathtakingly beautiful. Whether it's a romantic trip for couples or a solo journey seeking tranquility, every corner of this place will make you fall in love at first sight, and you won't want to leave ❤️

Whether you have heard of this city or not, it is highly recommended to visit Dresden when you come to Germany. As soon as you step out of the train station, you might think the scenery here is unremarkable, just ordinary European buildings. But when you go deeper into the old town, the whole atmosphere changes instantly and it is amazing. The architectural style of the old town is mainly spires and Baroque, full of art and history. Walking on the streets, it feels like being in the Renaissance era. Dresden has many attractions worth visiting. For example, the Zwinger Palace, a gorgeous Baroque building with exquisite sculptures and fountains, is a paradise for art and architecture lovers. Another famous landmark is the Dresden Frauenkirche. This church is not only a symbol of the city, but also carries historical stories of war and reconstruction, which makes people feel its profound humanistic significance. The banks of the Elbe River are also a place not to be missed. The riverbank is picturesque, especially in the evening when you can enjoy the city skyline at sunset. Dresden is known as the "Florence of Germany" and it combines the essence of art, architecture and culture. Whether you are enjoying the scenery, exploring the historical sites, or feeling the unique atmosphere of this city, you will deeply appreciate its charm. When you come to Germany, I highly recommend this historic city #Germany #dresden #Baroque architecture #Europe #European travel #Backpacking #Fuji camera

#2024Travel Review Are you also an architecture fan? When you come to the Netherlands, don’t miss the city #Rotterdam. Rotterdam is famous for its unique modern architecture and avant-garde design. Although the city was almost razed to the ground after World War II, it was rebuilt with astonishing creativity and has become a pilgrimage site for architecture fans around the world. There are several architectural highlights in Rotterdam that you cannot miss: Cube House, Mark Tower, Fenhaus Complex, Pencil House... and many more. Since we were traveling to and from Rotterdam on the same day, we could easily roam around the city center. I particularly like the building complex composed of the Pencil House and the Cube House. These buildings can become a "small urban forest", where the Pencil House is like a "giant tree in the forest", forming a harmonious contrast with the surrounding cubic "tree houses". And the yellow and white square houses actually have residents inside~it’s so cute!!! Then, we walked to the Rotterdam Market (Markthal), which is the first indoor market in the Netherlands, integrating shopping, food and art. The entire market is located in a huge high-ceiling arched building. The interior space is spacious and bright, and residential and office spaces are integrated on both sides. There are more than 90 stalls in the market, full of delicious food from all over the world. Although Rotterdam is a modern city, it can surprise your visual senses with creativity and design at every step. Friends who like architecture and urban culture must come to experience the unique charm of this city. I guarantee you will fall in love with it! #Rotterdam #Holland Free Travel #Rotterdam Architecture Tour #European Travel #Dutch City Exploration #Architecture Fans Must Visit #City Slow Travel #Rotterdam #Travelgram

When you come to Amsterdam, be sure to rent a bike and explore the city. Some must-visit tourist attractions include the Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum, and the Rijksmuseum. However, my favorite activity is sitting by the canal and enjoying the city's leisurely atmosphere. This trip was very spontaneous, which unfortunately meant that there were no tickets available at the Van Gogh Museum (I recommend booking online in advance). The main attraction I wanted to see was the Anne Frank House, one of the most historically significant sites in Amsterdam and a must-visit for tourists from around the world. This site documents the life of a Jewish girl who, during World War II, hid with her family and friends in a secret annex to escape the Nazis, writing her famous diary during this time. The original design has been preserved, allowing visitors to deeply experience the fear and loneliness they felt during that period. It was a heavy experience, but it also made us reflect on the importance of peace. :( Amsterdam is truly a city full of freedom and multiculturalism, with unique charm in every corner. From the art-filled museums to the diverse atmosphere of the Red Light District, you can feel the city's inclusiveness and creativity everywhere. If you are planning your next trip, Amsterdam is definitely a destination that will leave you wanting more.

#Giethoorn, known as the Venice of the Netherlands, is a fairy-tale water village. It is famous for its canals, quaint thatched houses and lush green nature. Although there are many tourists, it is definitely worth coming here to experience the unique way of playing! Many of the thatched houses in the village were built in the 18th and 19th centuries. They are arranged in rows along the canal and are surrounded by gardens and green trees. Sitting on the boat and looking up at the canal is so healing, and any photo you take looks like a postcard. We chose to drive the boat ourselves this time, and it turned out to be surprisingly exciting! We thought it was easy to sail a boat, but we almost collided with others many times. The process of steering the boat by ourselves was really fun and left a deep impression on us. Next time you come to the Netherlands, remember to put Giethoorn on your travel list. It is guaranteed to fill you with memories. 🚇 Transportation: From Amsterdam: • Take the train to Steenwijk and then take bus number 70 to Giethoorn. • The whole journey takes about 2 hours. Self-driving: • It is about 1.5 hours drive from Amsterdam and there is parking for tourists. #Giethoorn #Giethoorn #FairytaleVillage #DutchTravel #SlowTravel #MustVisitSpots #EuropeanTravel #Netherlands #ChristmasDestinations2024 #2024TravelReview

#2024TravelReview The most famous thing about Kinderdijk in the Netherlands is, of course, the row of 19 windmills. When you first see them standing on both sides of the canal, it is hard not to be shocked by the picture. This place really looks like a fairy tale world, with rows of windmills standing on both sides of the canal, so beautiful that people can't help but press the shutter a few more times. When you come here, it is recommended to rent a bicycle and go on a bicycle tour along the river. Along the way is a large area of ​​windmill scenery with a super atmosphere! Take a photo, relax for a while, and instantly forget the hustle and bustle of the city. Of these 19 windmills, only a few are open to the public. In short, you must come here when you come to the Netherlands. This healing feeling can only be experienced in person! 🚇 Transportation: There are currently three ways to get from Rotterdam to Kinderdijk. We took the water bus, which allowed us to experience different scenery. 1/ Waterbus Take the waterbus from the Erasmusbrug in Rotterdam to Kinderdijk. Take Waterbus line 20 to Ridderkerk (approximately 30 minutes). After arriving at the station, take the shuttle ferry and reach Children's Dike in 5 minutes. Time: The whole journey takes about 40 minutes to 1 hour. Ticket price: one way, about €4-6, depending on the route; you can also buy a day ticket for multiple use. 2/ Take the bus Take bus line 90 from Rotterdam Central Station (towards Alblasserdam or Dordrecht) directly to Kinderdijk. Duration: Approximately 1 hour. Ticket price: about €4-5 one way. 3/ By car Drive from downtown Rotterdam along the A16 highway for about 25 kilometers (about 30 minutes). #Kinderdijk #Children's Dike #Dutch Windmill #World Heritage #Holland Travel #European Travel #Rotterdam Surroundings #Must-visit Attractions #Rotterdam #Rotterdam #Nederland #Netherlands

#2024TravelReview If you ask me, where must I go to feel the authentic local atmosphere when visiting Budapest? The answer is definitely #BudapestCentralMarket. This is one of the most iconic landmarks of the Hungarian capital and a favorite market for locals and tourists alike. Built in 1897, the Central Market is the largest covered market in Budapest. The neo-Gothic architecture is very eye-catching, especially the colorful glazed bricks on the roof, which can be seen from a distance. Walking into the market, you will see a high iron frame structure and a bright three-story space. The first floor mainly sells fresh agricultural products, meat, spices and Hungarian specialty foods. When you come here, you must buy Hungarian paprika and hot pepper sauce. There are also many choices of noble rot wines here, and the prices are relatively good. I highly recommend it. The second floor mainly sells handicrafts and street snacks. When you get tired of shopping, you can go upstairs to eat Hungarian pancakes and Hungarian beef soup. They are simple but delicious, making you want to order more. Budapest is really a highly recommended place. The prices here are really the kind that will make you feel that it is "worth the money" no matter you are a foodie or a shopaholic. If you have the opportunity to come to Budapest, remember to set aside half a day to come here to eat something delicious, buy some beautiful things, and take away some warm memories of this city! ✅ Budapest Central Market Nagyvásárcsarnok 📍 Address: Vámház körút 1-3, 1093 Budapest, Hungary ⏰ Opening hours: • Monday: 06:00 – 17:00 • Tuesday to Friday: 06:00 – 18:00 • Saturday: 06:00 – 15:00 • Sunday: Closed Transportation: • Metro: Take Metro Line 4, get off at "Fővám tér" station and walk about 1 minute to the market entrance. • Tram: Take tram line 2, 47, 48 or 49 and get off at the "Fővám tér M" stop to reach the market entrance. #budapest #budapest_hungary #hungary #europetravel #EuropeanTravel #Budapest

#2024TravelReview When traveling in Europe, it seems that there must be an old town to visit. The Old Town of Prague seems like a time capsule frozen in the Middle Ages. Every street and every building exudes a strong historical and artistic atmosphere. The following are the attractions that can be visited together~ Let me help you plan it out / One-day itinerary / Old Town Square > Tyn Church > Prague Astronomical Clock > One Minute House > Black Madonna House > Powder Tower > Obecní Dům > Broadway Theatre In the early morning, no matter which direction you look at the Old Town Square, you can appreciate the diversity of architectural styles - Gothic splendor, Renaissance elegance, and even Baroque complexity, which will definitely meet all the expectations of architecture, art and history fans. On the other side of the square, you’ll see the towering #TynChurch, with its two spires like giants guarding Prague. A few minutes’ walk further you will reach the famous Prague Astronomical Clock. . This 15th-century mechanical clock is the crystallization of science and art at that time. At every hour, puppets on the clock face will appear one after another. The exquisiteness of the astronomical clock is fascinating. Whether it is the details of the clock face or the hourly performance, it is worth stopping to see. Next to the astronomical clock is the House of the Minute (Dům U Minuty). The building is famous for its unique Renaissance-style murals, with delicate and intriguing patterns on the walls. The "minute" in the building's name comes from a German phrase meaning "a moment's work", perhaps a metaphor for the fact that it can leave a deep impression on people in just a short moment. It is said that the famous writer #Franz Kafka also spent his childhood here. Stroll along the alley for about 10 minutes and you will reach the House of the Black Madonna. This typical Cubist building houses a museum that displays a wealth of Cubist works. Its winding and smooth staircase design, in particular, is a must-see for taking photos. Continuing forward, you will see the Powder Tower and the Civic Hall (Obecní Dům). On one side is a Gothic black tower, and on the other side is a gorgeous Art Deco building. The two stand side by side, creating a strong visual contrast, but are also unexpectedly intriguing. Finally, after a day of sightseeing, it is highly recommended to experience Prague’s unique #BlackLightTheatre. This is a unique theatrical form that combines light and shadow effects, illusions and movements, and can capture the audience's hearts through visual effects and music throughout the whole process. The content of each performance is slightly different, but they are all immersive and there is never a dull moment. I sincerely recommend everyone to put it in your itinerary. #Prague Old Town #Prague Travel #Medieval Time Capsule #Old Town Square #Tyn Church #Prague Astronomical Clock #One Minute House #Kafka's House #Black Madonna House #Gunpowder Tower #Civic Hall #Prague Black Light Theater #Black Light Show #Must-See in Prague #Architecture Art #History Fan #Czech Travel #Beauty of Prague #Cubist Architecture #Light and Shadow Magic #European Travel

#2024TravelReview I have been to Europe many times, and I always recommend my friends to visit Portugal, which is really a beautiful country with good quality and low price. This time I want to recommend #Porto, the second largest city in Portugal. This charming port city with both history and modernity is neither too big nor too small. If you like in-depth travel, you can slow down and walk and play slowly. If you want to concentrate on experiencing this city quickly, then remember to save this article first. / Two-day walking route / 🟣Day1: Breakfast: Majestic Café > Armas Church > Central Market Mercado do Bolhão > Shopping at R. de Passos Manuel > Lunch: Café Santiago > Church of San Ildefonso > Porto São Bento Station > Dom Luís I Bridge > Porto Cathedral > Caves Cálem Winery > Dinner: Restaurante Cantina 32 If you come to Porto, why not start your day at Majestic Café! This cafe is located in the city center and is recommended by many people as a must-visit place. Not only does it have a retro vibe, but it also has super delicious coffee. However, because it is so popular, it is recommended to go early, otherwise you may have to wait in line for a long time! Afterwards, you can walk to the Iglesia de Armas. The most special feature of this church is the blue and white tiles on the exterior wall, which depict the faith stories and history of Portugal. It is worth taking some time to appreciate it slowly. After leaving the church, don’t miss the nearby central market, Mercado do Bolhão, which has a strong local flavor and sells fresh agricultural products and traditional snacks. It feels like you are part of the daily life of the Bolhão people. R. de Passos Manuel, this street has many specialty shops and fashion brands, it is super fun to go shopping! By taking a walk like this, you can not only experience the culture of Porto, but also satisfy your appetite for food, drink and fun, making your day very fulfilling! For lunch, we went to Café Santiago, a must-try place. It is famous for its classic #Francesinha (a special sandwich made in Porto). The rich sauce and rich layers are mouth-watering. Although simple, it is really delicious! After lunch, we continued our tour. #SantoIldefonsoChurch and Porto São Bento Station are both highly recommended itineraries. The murals in Porto São Bento Station are also art landmarks that cannot be missed. Then you can walk slowly all the way to the Porto Cathedral (Sé do Porto) and feel the solemn atmosphere of this ancient church. After leaving the church, cross the Douro River along the Dom Luís I Bridge, which truly combines the beauty of architecture and landscape. Standing on the bridge, you can overlook the magnificent view of the Douro River, and you can also see Ribeira Square and the old town of Porto. This section of the road is especially suitable for walking and taking pictures. To end the day, book a guided tour of the Caves Cálem winery in the evening. During the visit, you can get an in-depth understanding of the port wine brewing process. After the tour, there is also a Fado performance to enjoy. It is really a super enjoyable time to taste port wine while listening to music. If you’re still feeling a little hungry at this point, head to Restaurante Cantina 32! The grilled octopus at this restaurant is huge in portion and delicious, making it the perfect end to the day! ( Day2 Second day itinerary to be continued....... ) #Porto #PortugalTravel #EuropeTourism #Must-visit Attractions in Porto #FoodTour #PortoChurch #PortoCafe #Francesinha #PortoWineCell #PortoAttractionsRecommended #TravelInspiration #EuropeCityTravel #PortoInternetBeautifulAttractions

Victoria Coach Station is the go-to place for long-distance bus travel in and out of London. While it may not be the most luxurious station, it provides all the essentials for a comfortable journey. On my first solo trip to Europe, I took a long-distance bus from London's Victoria Coach Station to Berlin. I was nervous, but in this 70s-80s era building, I found restrooms, cafes, and clear timetables that kept me informed. Since I had my ticket on my phone, there was no need to talk to any staff. If I were to take a long-distance bus again, I would choose Victoria Coach Station because it serves not only Europe but also most parts of the UK. It's the cheapest way to travel from London to anywhere in the UK or Europe. The bus station is conveniently located in London, close to many tourist attractions, and adjacent to the namesake train and tube stations, making it a convenient choice for travelers looking to explore London.

Looking for a fairytale-like travel destination? Hallstatt in Austria is an unmissable choice. This small town, located in the central Alps, attracts tourists from all over the world with its stunning lake and mountain scenery and rich cultural history. Hallstatt is situated by Lake Hallstatt, surrounded by towering mountains. The scenery here is breathtaking in all seasons. When I visited in winter, it was a snowy wonderland, perfect for those who love snow scenes. While exploring the lake area, you can choose to stroll along the lakeside or rent a small boat to drift on the calm waters, experiencing the tranquility and grandeur of nature. If you're an outdoor enthusiast, you can also climb the surrounding peaks to overlook the entire town and lake area. The panoramic view here will leave you deeply impressed. Hallstatt is famous for its salt mines, with over 7,000 years of history, considered one of the oldest salt mines in the world. Visiting these historic salt mines offers a deep understanding of how this small town thrived on salt mining. Be sure to join a guided tour of the salt mines, where they will take you on a mine cart into the underground to explore ancient salt mine tunnels and sites, with a chance to see preserved prehistoric artifacts. One of the most famous salt mines is Salzwelten, which features thrilling slides that let you experience the excitement of sliding down from inside the mine while learning about the life of miners and the history of salt. When in Hallstatt, the World Heritage View Skywalk (Welterbeblick Skywalk) is also a must-visit attraction. This viewing platform is suspended above the lake and mountains, offering a spectacular view of the entire town, lake, and distant Alps. Traveling in Hallstatt not only allows you to enjoy the beautiful scenery but also to taste traditional Austrian cuisine. The town has many restaurants offering local delicacies such as Wiener Schnitzel, various cheeses, and locally caught fish dishes. Dining at a lakeside restaurant with the clear lake water and distant mountain views will be an unforgettable experience. Don't miss the local desserts like Apfelstrudel and Sachertorte, which are classic Austrian treats. Best Travel Time: Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit Hallstatt, with pleasant weather and beautiful scenery. Winter is suitable for those who love snow scenes. Transportation: You can take a train from Salzburg or Vienna to Hallstatt, then take a ferry to the town. It's a scenic journey. Accommodation: Hallstatt offers various types of accommodations, from luxury hotels to traditional guesthouses. It's recommended to book in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons.

After taking the cross-channel train from France to the UK, more than half a day had already passed. By the time I arrived at the hotel, it was already around two or three in the afternoon. After dropping off my luggage, I quickly set out to explore the city. (Transportation in the UK is very convenient; you can use a credit card to ride buses and the subway.) First, I took a quick walk around the train station to see Harry Potter's Platform 9¾ and to get familiar with the surroundings. Next, I headed to the legendary Tower Bridge. In the fog, the London Bridge seemed to have a mysterious veil, making my first sight of it incredibly awe-inspiring. The weather in London is indeed as people say, unpredictable. Sometimes the fog is so thick that everything is shrouded in a haze; other times, it pours rain accompanied by cold winds, as if trying to blow people away. This is exactly the impression I had of the UK—a mysterious and ever-changing place. Although such weather can be somewhat inconvenient, it adds a touch of romance and poetry to the journey.

#100TravelWays #Sacre-Coeur #Paris #EuropeanTravel The Sacré-Cœur is located on Montmartre Hill and is one of the famous landmarks in Paris. The church attracts countless tourists with its unique Roman-Byzantine architectural style and pure white appearance. Climbing to the top of the church, you can overlook the entire city of Paris. The view is particularly magnificent, especially on clear days. The interior of the church is richly decorated with stunning mosaics and stained glass windows. Visiting the Sacre-Coeur is not only a religious and cultural baptism, but also a visual feast. This is a great place to enjoy a panoramic view of Paris, both during the day and at night. The cathedral impressed me most. I visited Europe with my friends during the Olympics. Although the weather was hot, the atmosphere was very good and there were many staff and police on the streets. It was not as uneasy as I had imagined. It was my first time visiting Europe. There were many buildings, but the Sacred Heart

Exploring Pisa on foot is highly recommended. A day tour in the city is a great way to discover this historic city. Morning: Head to the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, climb to the top, and enjoy the surrounding views. Then, visit the magnificent Pisa Cathedral and Baptistery to appreciate their exquisite architecture and art. Noon: Savor a T-bone steak and pasta. Afternoon: Stroll along the Arno River, enjoy the leisurely atmosphere, and then explore the shops and cafes in the city center. Such a day tour allows you to fully experience the charm of Pisa.

#Modern Architecture The Dancing House in Prague is one of the most representative buildings in Prague. It was jointly designed by the well-known Canadian avant-garde architect Frank Gehry and the Czech architect Vladomilunik. The building is full of movement and has become a photo spot for tourists today. #100 Ways to Travel #Prague #Europe Travel #New Architecture #Czech Republic

#AdventurousTraveler Flowers and squirrels in Vienna Botanical Garden There are many parks of different sizes, which are big, beautiful and sparsely populated. This time I went to the Zoological and Botanical Park, which has different gardens, such as the Chinese Garden, the Japanese Garden, the Rose Garden, etc., but unfortunately the rose season was over. Another feature of the park is that there are many squirrels and they are not afraid of people, so you can kiss them at will. They also have a fine sandy beach in the park for visitors to sunbathe 😎 It's so comfortable and relaxing. #Vienna #Different attractions #The park is also fun to visit #European travel #Austria travel

#London Attractions Going to London is to see London eye is what it looks like, think it's more expensive to go up, tickets to be 32 pounds, so give up going up, just walk to see what it looks like, take a card even, go lucky, actually encountered the blue sky, there The blue sky plus this giant Ferris wheel, really felt beautiful, however the weather in London really changed very quickly, after a short time it became cloudy again, the look is really far worse, the words are fortunate not to go up , feel cloudy if you go up will not feel beautiful. #Europe Travel #UK #London

#SpringGood Places2024 Hermesvilla in Vienna, Austria, actually has nothing to do with Hermes, but a villa given to his empress (Sisi) by the emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. ##Europe Travel##Austria##Vienna

Zakynthos is one of the islands in Greece, where the color of the azure sea is truly beautiful. Every time I encounter this shade of blue, I feel like jumping in! This time was no exception. I visited many fine white sandy beaches on the island and also saw a lot of strangely shaped rocks, and there are also beautiful blue caves! The sea there shows four different shades of blue, which is very special. The water is so clear that you can see right to the bottom, making this island well worth a visit! This trip was all booked through trip.com, including hotels and flights. The coins I earned helped a lot and saved me quite a bit 👍🏻

。 ❝67 . . . . . . . . . . . . Birano #Burano #Color Island                  —— The itinerary is tight, we have to go to 2 islands + take #gondola. #Early birds have worms to eat, go to the colorful island to take pictures no one plus the sun ☀️, how to take pictures are very beautiful ❤️ 9 days Italy trip, in fact, only 100% good weather 1 day, so the photos taken this day are very beautiful ❤️ This hat is specially bought to Italy to wear, photographed very hipster, really very matching 😍 After chilling and taking pictures, the next stop is Murano, the glass island of Murano 。 。 。 📷𝒷𝓎 #xiaomi12tpro 📍#Venice #Color Island *,.▤‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥▤,.* #talkinggirlClife #mscammy #camiffychannel #camiffychannel #around Europe #italia #europe travel                  ——

#Autumn Places 🇳🇱 Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands and one of the country’s largest cities. The city is known for its unique canal system, rich cultural history, and open-minded atmosphere. 🛟Amsterdam's canal network is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the city is home to many charming bridges and buildings. 🎨In addition, Amsterdam is also a fan of art and culture, with many museums, including the famous Van Gogh Museum, the Louvre Amsterdam branch, and the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. ☕️The city’s multicultural character is also reflected in its rich restaurants, cafes and shops. Amsterdam is a vibrant, open and inclusive city that attracts tourists and residents to enjoy its unique style. #EuropeanTourism #EuropeanTravel #WeekendTour #NetherlandsTourism #NetherlandsTravel #jmebbZhenXinHuaDaAdventure #Amsterdam #Amsterdam

The Murino Falls are located in Saturnia, Tuscany, Italy, and are a natural wonder that cannot be missed. The open-air hot springs here are open to the public free of charge all year round and are suitable for visiting in any season. Especially in the cold winter, jumping into the hot springs and feeling the therapeutic effects of the sulfur springs is one of the best ways to resist the cold. This not only enriches the health and natural life of the weekend outside the city, but also provides an unforgettable physical and mental enjoyment. The waters of Saturnia contain thermal plankton, a precious biological treasure. It protects and repairs the skin from external influences and has important benefits for the digestive and circulatory systems. The free bathing here perfectly combines these unique natural features, making it one of those destinations that you must visit at least once in your lifetime. Many travel magazines and famous travel guides have listed it in the top ten, which is enough to prove its status in the hearts of tourists around the world. #OverseasTravel #Europe #EuropeTravel #EuropeTourism #EuropeTown #ItalianTravel #Tuscany #italytravel #toscana #WaterfallAttractions #Hot Springs

#Autumn Places 🐞Actually, there is a mission to go to a destination But along the way, I was attracted by the beautiful scenery of this park. There are many cute animals living leisurely here🦆🪿 🌳Park Rusthoff is a park in Sassenheim, the Netherlands This park provides a peaceful retreat. There are green trees, gardens and walking paths. A place where residents and tourists can relax Parks are places of leisure and recreation for local communities Providing opportunities for people to interact with nature There are also children taking their fur babies for a walk here🦮🐕🦺 Park Rusthoff 🌳 Voorhavenkwartier 76, 2171 EH Sassenheim, Netherlands #EuropeTravel #HollandTravel #Holland #Netherlands #parkview #parkrusthoff #sassenheim #parkview #parkwalk

#Autumn Places Just walk around and have a look👀 Come to the city of Sassenheim in the Netherlands Every street corner is beautiful. The weather is nice although it is cold 🥶 But I am very happy to have the company of blue sky and white clouds🥳 Sassenheim is a small city in the province of South Holland, Netherlands It is located at the junction of the Rhine River and the Dutch Sea It is a peaceful community Known for its scenic surroundings and historic buildings Sassenheim is close to the famous cities of Leiden and The Hague It is an area of ​​historical and cultural value. #EuropeTravel #DutchTravel #WeekendTour #netherlands #sassenheim #cityview #jmebbZhen Xin Hua Da Adventure