What are the famous tourist attractions in Europe?

All European countries are tourist attractions.

Germany: Some cities in Germany, such as Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Bremen, Cologne and Berlin, are places worth visiting in modern Europe.

France: France is the largest tourist destination country in the world and received more than 76 million foreign tourists in 2002. France is located in the center of Europe, with a unique geographical location and rich natural and cultural heritage.

Spain: Spain is called the tourism kingdom. There are many natural beaches on the winding coastline of more than 3000 kilometers, including three famous seaside tourist areas.

Portugal: Portugal is located at the westernmost tip of the European continent. In summer, the Atlantic coast of Algavi Province in the south and Azores and Madeira Islands in the Atlantic Ocean southwest of Lisbon are famous summer resorts.

Austria: Austria is a scenic spot. You can ski in winter and recuperate in summer. Austria likes music, and many famous musicians like Mozart, Beethoven and Strauss were born here.

Holland: Holland is a famous tourist country. It is called the windmill kingdom and the flower country, and its weaving beauty strung by windmills, clogs and tulips brings people countless dreams and imaginations.

Belgium: Belgium is located in western Europe. Although the land area is small, various tourist attractions are spread all over the country. The capital Brussels has the world-famous ancient battlefield of Waterloo.

Luxembourg: Luxembourg is known as the "country of thousands of castles", and there are many castles all over the country. The capital of Luxembourg is the largest castle.

Greece: "Archaeology" is an important part of traveling to Greece. You can visit the ancient city-state cultures of Attica Peninsula, Athens and Sparta and recall the prosperity of the past.

Italy: Italy is a famous tourist country. It has a unique urban style, beautiful natural scenery and history and culture worth showing off.

Sweden: Located in northern Europe, with dense forests and a long culture, it is also the hometown of Nobel.

Finland: Finland is called the country of thousands of lakes because there are more than 5,000 lakes in its territory.