Category: Popular Attractions

One of Rome's most famous landmarks, the Spanish Steps never fail to impress visitors. From the summit of Pincian Hill, visitors can take the grand staircase all the way down to the ground level of Spanish Square (Piazza di Spagna in Italian). This tourist attraction is one of Rome's most…

Geneva Water Fountain (‘Jet d’Eau’, meaning literally ‘water jet’), is the enormous fountain on Lake Geneva in Geneva, Switzerland. Geneva Water Fountain is one of the world’s highest fountains. They originally constructed the fountain in 1886 to regulate and release the surplus pressure of a La Coulouvrenière hydraulic plant. It soon…

The Swiss Alpine region, generally referred to as the Swiss Alps, is a major natural feature of the country and, along with the Swiss Plateau and the Jura Mountains, is one of its three primary physiographical regions. There are two groups of mountains called the Western Alps and the Eastern Alps,…

Montmartre in Paris, France, is charming with its cobblestone streets, magnificent Basilica, artists, and bistros. The most famous Parisian district, perched on the summit of a little hill in the 18th arrondissement, has retained none of the village ambiance that drew painters of the 19th and 20th centuries. Montmartre, a…

The Atomium, originally built for the Brussels World Fair in 1958, is a landmark structure in Brussels. The exhibition was held at the Heysel Plateau in Laeken. He's a museum now. It is 102 meters high and designed by engineer André Waterkeyn and architects André and Jean Polak. The Atomium,…

The Natural History Museum, located in one of London's most stunning landmark buildings, is home to hundreds of intriguing and engaging exhibitions. There are several notable galleries including the famous Dinosaurs gallery, Mammals, which features an amazing model blue whale, and the majestic Central Hall, which houses the Museum's iconic…