Rome
Rome is a can’t-miss spot on your European tour. The aroma of fresh Italian cooking wafts through alleys, locals are adorned in couture, and historic sites sit at every turn. The Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica are essential attractions for any world traveler.

Paris
Paris is filled with museums (like the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay), monuments (like the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe) and churches (like the Sacré-Coeur and Notre Dame). Still, save some time for drawn-out meals and relaxing at sidewalk cafes.

London
Exploring the world-class British Museum, seeing a musical in Leicester Square, touring the Tower of London and gorging on fish ‘n’ chips at a local pub are all part of a London vacation. However, London’s high hotel prices can make bargain-hunters cringe.

Florence
Compared to Rome, Firenze gives visitors a taste of a more authentic Italy. Florence boasts renowned museums, stunning architecture and mouth-watering cuisine. You can’t miss admiring Michelangelo’s David and climbing to the top of the Duomo.

Barcelona
Barcelona offers a unique blend of old and new architecture. The designs of Gaudi’s Parc Güell and La Sagrada Família are impressive, and La Seu and Montjuïc Castle showcase the city’s traditional side. When you tire of architecture, relax on the beach or sip sangria along Las Ramblas.

Amsterdam
There’s more to this city than its notorious coffee shop culture. Bike rides along the city’s canals are popular with locals and visitors alike, and stylish galleries keep travelers returning time and time again.

Prague
Visiting Prague is like stepping onto the set of a fairy tale. The gothic architecture impresses visitors of all ages. And the city’s love of music is contagious. You’ll also appreciate Prague’s affordability compared to other captivating European destinations.