The best route for European tourism

Although Europe is beautiful, there are so many countries that travel to Europe, and each country has its own customs. It is impossible to visit it all at once. So which countries are good to travel to Europe? I take stock of European travel guides and recommend classic European travel routes for the reference of guests who travel to Europe for the first time.

The Best Tour Route in Europe Baku, Azerbaijan

Baku, located in eastern Europe, is one of the largest oil producing areas in the world. At the same time, there are many amazing modern buildings in this city. Baku, a walled city listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, is also one of the most worthwhile tourist attractions in Europe.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Amsterdam may have been included in the destination list by many tourists. Indeed, the Nemo Science Center here shows the magic of modern architecture. At the same time, the upcoming 20 15 Amsterdam sailing festival is also the biggest event to enjoy all kinds of exquisite high-masted sailboats and other maritime heritage.

Tromso, Norway

Tromso is located in northern Norway, not as famous as Oslo and Bergen, but it is well worth visiting. As it is only 250 kilometers away from the Arctic Circle, Tromso can hold a special midnight marathon in summer and dog sledding and skating in winter.

Porto Portugal

As the second largest city in Portugal, Porto has picturesque scenery, and the buildings in the city are scattered on hills with different heights. Not only that, Porto's food is becoming more and more famous.

Leipzig, Germany

Leipzig, located in East Germany, is definitely the best place for travelers who love art and architecture. St Nicholas Church is the oldest Romanesque building in the city and will celebrate its 850th anniversary in June 5438+February this year.

Curriri, Iceland

After visiting Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, you can drive north for several hours to reach Curry, the second largest city in Iceland. Kuriri is less than100km from the Arctic Circle, and has the longest fjord in Iceland. It is also a good place for hiking, mountaineering, getting close to nature in summer and skating in winter.

Azores, Portugal

The Azores volcanic archipelago, about 900 kilometers from the Portuguese coastline, is famous for its beautiful beaches and crater lakes. The archipelago consists of nine independent islands, making it the ideal place for volcanic exploration.

Malaga, Spain

Malaga is a port city located in Andalusia, southern Spain, on the sunny coast of the Mediterranean, and is the hometown of Picasso, a talented painter. The whole city has a profound cultural heritage, and the picasso museum and Pompidou Museums in the city are all good places for art lovers to cultivate their sentiments.

Belgrade, Serbia

The historic blocks and buildings in Belgrade are the most attractive. This ancient cultural city with a history of more than 2,000 years has a variety of buildings with different styles, ranging from oriental buildings all over the city to typical central European towns in downtown Zermont, and then to modern buildings in New Belgrade, among which Kale Mei Dan Fort is a must-see.

Piedmont, Italy

Piedmont is a quiet town in Italy, where the rolling villages, vineyards and hilltop towns all give people a feeling of returning to nature, and the slow food movement also rises from here. The Egyptian Museum located here has the largest collection of Egyptian cultural relics in the world.

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