European travel review

After reading a work, I believe everyone must understand a lot. It's time to calm down and write a review. Then can you write it down? The following is a review of my travels in Europe. Welcome to reading. I hope you will like it.

European Travel Review 1 This summer vacation, in order to reward me for a semester's hard work, my mother decided to take me on a trip to Italy. The night before I went abroad, I was too excited to sleep, just looking forward to coming early tomorrow.

We arrived at the airport early in the morning to meet the tour guide and members, then passed the security check and boarded the plane. The deafening take-off sound, accompanied by the stewardess's broadcast, reminds passengers to fasten their seat belts and turn off electronic products that affect flight safety. I sat by the window, watching the plane soar like a big bird, browsing the itinerary information provided by the travel agency, imagining the real situation and looking forward to the upcoming events. Unconsciously, more than ten hours of flight time passed and I finally arrived at my destination-Italy.

On the first day, we visited the Vatican, the smallest country in the world. Visit the magnificent St. Peter's Cathedral, which took several years to build and is unparalleled in the world. The bronze statues, sculptures and colored stone mosaic murals inside and outside it are extraordinary artistic crystallization. The Sistine Chapel has the masterpiece Genesis by the Renaissance master Michelangelo. Then visit Constantine-the Arc de Triomphe, Pantheon, Arena, the milestone of the Roman Empire's victory. The Colosseum in ancient Rome was built by kings to entertain the public. In order to survive, many prisoners have to fight with wild animals or people.

In the next few days, we visited the most famous church of Notre Dame in Florence. Its huge octagonal dome sets off the appearance of white marble, which is the ultimate masterpiece of Renaissance architecture. Take the "gondola" boat in the capital Venice and enjoy the city scenery. After visiting miracle square, the seven wonders of Pisa in the world, all the trips are over. On the way to the airport by car, there were some unforgettable scenery along the way, which made me pack my memory bag with satisfaction and set foot on the way home.

Some people say that traveling is the beginning of broadening one's knowledge and experience and a good way to relieve stress, but for me, traveling is more than that. It is the enjoyment of body and mind and the adventure of sensory stimulation.

Reflections on European Tourism 2 Florence is the birthplace of the European Renaissance, and the "three outstanding figures" of the Renaissance are all here. They are Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael and Michelangelo. I came to the Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers. The dome of the cathedral looks spectacular and sacred in the sunset, and the tall bell tower goes straight into the sky. There are a lot of murals around the church, which reflect the history of religion. Several of them represent hard work, peace, sports, science and learning. The downtown square is an open-air museum with many precious statues. One of the statues is a king, riding a horse, holding a sword in his hand, pointing to the sky, as if swearing to God to conquer the world.

Rome is an ancient city with a history of 2500 years. From the Roman Empire to the Eastern Roman Empire, and then to the Holy Roman Empire, walking into Rome is like walking into a time reverser. Standing in the ancient arena, I seem to see the great gladiator Spartacus walking towards his opponent with a sword and shield, as if death were standing in front of his opponent. Looking at the huge and magnificent arena, I seem to see Spartacus leading thousands of slaves, fighting out of the arena and killing Roman nobles, making them flee in panic.

In Rome, there is even the Vatican, the smallest country in the world. The Vatican has the largest church in the world-St. Peter's Cathedral. It was built more than/kloc-0.000 years ago, but it was not built until 400 years ago. The church has five doors, namely, the door of God, the door of holiness, the door of death, the door of goodness and the door of disaster. We go in through the door of death and come out through the door of birth. It's called risking your life. The church is very magnificent, with portraits of each pope hanging and melodious songs taught. I listened to this wonderful music, my left hand crossed on my chest, and I prayed silently.

Time is fast, and the trip to Europe is almost over. Although I traveled around Dai Yue day and night, the happiness in my journey was deeply imprinted in my heart.

I flew to Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, where I saw elevators, planes and many foreigners. We went to sign the tickets first, and the staff asked us many questions, such as "where are you going?" Where are you from? " Wait a minute.

When I got off the plane in Sweden, I thought, "Hey, I have to check my passport again. It's enough to check your passport many times in France. How can you check it so many times? " "Get the luggage!" Dad shouted. I was surprised and said to myself, "Go get the luggage? I haven't checked my passport yet! " But we did take our luggage and walk straight out of the airport. It turns out that Europe is a whole. We checked carefully at the Paris airport, because we entered Europe from there.

Walking out of the airport, my eyes suddenly opened up. The sky is so blue, white clouds are floating, and the sky is as clean as washed. Driving along expressway, next to the dense forest, a piece of green. Telephone poles are erected by the roadside. The pole is made of wood, because Sweden is a forest country with many trees. These logs have been treated to make telephone poles that will not rot for a long time. I found that there are no isolation trees in expressway! I asked anxiously, "Isn't it dazzling that the car has lights on at night?" My uncle smiled and said, "Look, it's past noon 12. Didn't the car turn on the light? " ? Because of the winter in Sweden, the days are short and the days are like night. Therefore, the traffic rules stipulate that whenever you drive, you should turn on the lights all year round. Moreover, people are playing low beam lights, which are not dazzling. "

My uncle's words surprised me. It seems that Europe is waiting for me to discover!

This summer vacation, my family went to France and Switzerland. The clean air, beautiful scenery and beautiful environment there attracted me deeply, but what impressed me most was the good habits of Europeans.

Europeans are polite and enthusiastic. Whenever they pass by, they will smile or say hello to you. On the subway or train, they are quiet and there is no sound. For example, they will obey the order under any circumstances and stand on the right side of the escalator. One day, we couldn't find our way in the street. Dad was looking at the map when an aunt next to him came up enthusiastically and asked, "Do you need any help?" With her help, we found our destination smoothly.

The streets in Europe are very tidy, and at first glance they are clean and tidy. This is because they never throw away garbage such as peels, scraps of paper, cigarette butts, etc. All the garbage is classified very finely. There, no one throws garbage from the window, but I often see it in Ningbo.

What surprised me most was their politeness in driving. On the expressway, everyone drives on the right. Only when overtaking will you drive in the left lane, and you will return to the right lane immediately after overtaking successfully. If there are pedestrians ahead, the car will stop and wait in the distance. If it is around the island, they will let the cars on the island pass first.

Europe has a beautiful environment and good order, which cannot be separated from everyone's good habits. China is a country of etiquette, but it seems that there is still a big gap with Europeans. I call on the children to start from me, start from childhood, and start from small things. Let's talk about civilization, courtesy, hygiene and public morality, so that the land of China will be full of flowers of civilization.

Thoughts on European tourism 5 Today I went to Risebon amusement park in Gothenburg, Sweden, the largest amusement park in northern Europe.

Richebon amusement park is similar to Disney, and its mascot is a naughty green rabbit. Because there are many trees in northern Europe, many amusement facilities are made of wood.

When I entered the playground, I saw a beautiful castle. A soldier in a blue uniform with a gun patrolled in front of it. Every few minutes, a king with a scepter would lean out of the window and say something. You know, Sweden really has a king, right? I traveled around the castle by boat and saw beautiful princesses, fairies, handsome princes, colorful plants and jumping animals. This is the fairy tale kingdom.

Out of the castle, I saw the exciting and crazy surfing boat at a glance. It's scary, but it's tempting I'll try. My father and I got on the boat, and the small wooden boat slowly took us to the high platform. Suddenly, the ship sank straight, and I was unprepared. The boat splashed on my face and body. After about 100 meters, the boat moved slowly again, and I raised my hands to make a victory gesture. "Attention, hurry up and rush again!" Dad shouted. I quickly grabbed the handrail, closed my eyes and the boat went straight down. The water splashed on my father and me, and I couldn't help shouting, "Help!" "In a flash, we rushed to the finish line. I was pale and trembling, and this experience was unforgettable.

On the playground, I saw someone holding a big chocolate and a lovely plush toy, moved by the lottery, which made people envious. My mother and I couldn't resist the temptation and spent a lot of money on this prize. Mom said my birthday was 19, and 19 was a lucky number. I bet 19, and someone else beat me to it, so I had to change it to the 20th. As a result, the grand prize 19, luck left me.

Today, although I returned empty-handed, I still had a good time, and I focused on participation.

After more than four hours' ride, I finally came to "Huadu" Paris. As soon as we arrived in Paris, we rushed to Versailles, the first palace in Europe. Versailles was built by King Louis XIV of France. Louis XIV called himself the sun god and made himself a noble man. He looked down on other countries (except China and Russian in the East).

Standing outside, I looked at Versailles, which was very grand, tall and magnificent, with extraordinary momentum, and a vast back garden. Although it is winter, it is still shaded by trees. After entering the hall and passing the security check, the tour guide said to us, "You think of yourself as a VIP from abroad, and I will be a tour guide to show you around."

We first went to the "Sun Temple" and saw Louis XIV, the "Sun God". Many gods gathered around him, even Athena came here. Some gods hold a crown, some hold a bunch of flowers, and some hold a sword to protect the "sun god".

Then, we came to the war hall, where the god of war was sitting in a four-horse car, holding a sword, and there were many soldiers waving broadswords in front of him. At this time, Louis XIV, the "sun god", also rode up. This is a frightening mural, which shows the history of Louis XIV's conquest of the south and the north and the unification of France.

Finally, we visited the queen's "mirror hall", the golden corridor, the king's reception room and the royal restaurant ... Versailles really made me linger.

The next day, I went to the Louvre, the most famous museum in Europe. I mainly enjoyed the most famous three treasures in the world-Leonardo da Vinci's oil painting Mona Lisa, the statue Venus with a broken arm and the goddess of victory. Standing in front of the Mona Lisa, looking at her eyes staring at me and smiling slightly, I was secretly surprised, ah! What a great masterpiece of the world! The Louvre has countless treasures. The tour guide said that it would take three years to appreciate all the works if each work stayed for one minute, so I had to take a cursory look.

Besides, I climbed the Eiffel Tower, visited the Arc de Triomphe and visited the Seine, the mother river of Paris. The trip to Paris opened my eyes.