The Swiss Connection in Switzerland

The Land of the Alps, Switzerland is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the entire world. It is bordered by countries like Germany, France, Austria and Italy and offers some of the most panoramic views giving you ample opportunities to ski, fish, hunt and do some boating. No wonder, people rush to Switzerland for a grand holiday, with many movies shooting some of their best shots here. It is also one of the richest countries in the world with numerous people having Swiss accounts. There is plenty that you can see in Switzerland so you need to plan your visit beforehand. Here are some of the places you just cannot not miss.

Chillon Castle

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Pretty Venice: Land of Canals and Churches

Filled with attractive and beautiful monuments, Venice is one of the most important cities of Italy and of course, one of the most famous tourist destinations the world over. Its history dates back to more than 1,500 years old connecting about 117 islands with about 150 canals, around 400 bridges and innumerable ancient pavements and landmarks that still attract visitors in hordes. For those looking for a place that offers interesting towns, beautiful Gothic architecture, delicious Italian cuisine and of course most venerated and spectacular churches then, Venice is the place to go.

St. Mark’s Basilica (Basilica San Marco)

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The Roman experience in Italy

If you are visiting Italy, there is no way you are going to miss out on the Roman experience. Rome is a trek back into time to savor its many colors and tastes. Rome cannot be described simply. It is a combination of the Renaissance, the Imperial Rome, the Rome of the Popes and the Rome of the ordinary people. It is one of Italy’s largest and most populated cities and is situated on the Tiber River. Rome is also listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. With a history spanning over 2000 years, Rome is a place worth visiting if only to soak in the glorious heritage of its rich and radiant past.

The Pantheon

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Dashing Denmark - A Scandinavian Paradise

Denmark stands out as a tourist destination because of its popular tourist attractions in the form of medieval castles, Viking ruins and the rich rural countryside. It is also the land of Hans Christian Andersen and Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark. Apart from it, Denmark has the reputation of thinking green. Danish food is a challenge to your taste buds while its climate is always pleasant and mild throughout the year. Denmark combines the holiday mood on beaches along with the innumerable rich heritage of one of the oldest places in Europe.

Copenhagen

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Fascinating France - The Land of Indulging Senses

You just cannot ignore France, the country of exotic food, wine and culture. All that is chic, savvy and culture friendly is bound to be found in France be it in the beautiful countryside, the smart fashion shows or the chateaux. Your visit to France will definitely leave you in an over awed state what with the sunny Mediterranean beaches, the Atlantic coastal areas, the Alps and of course shopping in the metropolitan centers.

Eiffel Tower

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Once you are in France, Eiffel Tower becomes a ‘must-see,’ the highest point in Paris built by Gustave Eiffel in the year 1889. It is a famous symbol of France attracting millions of tourists every year. In fact, it is the world’s most visited monument! The most beautiful sight of the Eiffel Tower comes at night when the entire tower glows in shining lights dazzling the entire city.

Paris

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Paris is the country’s largest city situated on the river Seine and is one of the most populated metropolitan cities in the whole of Europe. It is also known as ‘the city of light’ and is host to the world’s leading centers in culture, fashion, media, business and the arts. The Louvre Museum, the medieval Notre Dame cathedral and the glamorous Champs-Elysees in Paris are other sites worth visiting too.

Wine

If France is mentioned can wine be far behind? Bordeaux and Burgundy are some of the famous areas for French wine. Of course, the wine varies depending on the region it comes from. Champagne is without doubt the most exquisite festive wine coming basically from the north east area of France.

The French Alps

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This is the winter home of France offering a beautiful sight of the stunning mountain ranges in Europe. The snowy mountain peaks and the ice capped spires are sights to die for.

Versailles

It is one of the most prosperous areas of bourgeois styled France. It is one of the grandest chateaux in France being visited by millions of visitors annually. It is a place that must be visited to get a better insight about France.

Chateaux of the Lire River Valley

Aptly called the ‘Garden of France,’ the Loire River Valley is filled with beautiful vineyards, charming towns and stunning chateaux. Around 300 chateaux are located here in this region.

The Paris Metro

It is the most popular way to move around in Paris. It is tourist friendly with easy-to-follow instructions posted in French and English. Economical and efficient, it is the best way to get to places in France. France is the best place to experience the infusion of all the finer things in life- music, culture, wine, food, fashion and of course, beautiful nature. So, have a joie de vivre in fascinating France.

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Spain - Holiday in a Romantic Land

Spain is romantic country and also a very beautiful country. The city of matadors and bull fights has a lot of culture and entertainment to offer. Apart from being beautifully built you could find yourself having a lot of fun in the pristine beaches, spectacular and scenic mountains, green meadows, and flamenco dancers. There is no dearth for entertainment in Spain and one should be ready to absorb the culture in its entirety. Also be prepared to taste some eclectic Spanish food. Spanish food should not be confused with the Mexican food and both are a world apart. There several places of interest that could keep you busy for days like the pre historic paintings found in caves, Roman ruins, Gothic cathedrals built during Renaissance, Andalusian landscapes and much more.

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