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- Map of BerlinA – Charlottenburg PalaceB – Kurfürstendamm AvenueC – Emperor Wilhelm I Memorial ChurchE – Victory ColumnF – Bauhaus ArchiveG – Tables of the Old MastersH – ReichstagI – Holocaust MemorialJ – PotsdamerK – Brandenburg GateL – Topography of terrorM – Hitler’s BunkerN – Museum of Underground WorldsP – Checkpoint CharlieQRead More →
- Map of AmsterdamB – Anne Frank’s houseC – Westerkerk ChurchD – Electric Ladyland – Museum of Fluorescent ArtE – VondelparkG – Van Gogh MuseumH – MuseumpleinM – Place du DamN – Madame TussaudA – The HashT – The Heineken experienceU – Red Light DistrictV – Boat trip on the Amsterdam canalX –Read More →
- Map of RomeA – Vatican MuseumB – St. Peter’s BasilicaC – Sixtine ChapelD – Place Saint-PierreE – Château Saint-AngeF – National Museum of RomeG – Piazza NavonaH – Campo de’ FioriI – Piazza del PopoloJ – PantheonK – Piazza di Spagna Spanish StepsL – Trevi FountainM – Colonna PalaceN – Vittoriano MonumentRead More →
- Pergamon Museum
The Pergamon Museum is one of five museums located on the Museum Island in the center of Berlin. World-renowned, the Pergamon Museum is one of the main attractions and also the most visited museum in Berlin. There is no doubt that the Pergamon deserves this record because its collection includesRead More → - Red Light District
Amsterdam’s world-famous “Red Light District”, or the Dutch capital’s sultry neighborhood, is more than 800 years old and a true symbol of the city. If you are visiting Amsterdam for the first time, your curiosity must lead you there. Famous for its many red neon windows where prostitutes are offeredRead More → - History of Amsterdam
Although the seat of government is in The Hague, Amsterdam is the constitutional capital of the Netherlands. Amsterdam is also the country’s largest and most visited city, with more than 3.5 million foreign visitors per year. 1200-1585: The beginnings Amsterdam was founded as a fishing town around the 13th century.Read More → - Van Gogh Museum
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam holds the world’s largest collection of works by the world’s most popular artist – Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890), his paintings, drawings and letters, complemented by the art of his contemporaries. Every year, 1.6 million visitors come to the Van Gogh Museum, making it oneRead More → - Rijksmuseum
The Rijksmuseum, which means ‘State Museum’ in English, has been in existence for more than two hundred years and is now one of the most amazing museums in the world. During its existence, the museum has undergone many changes and today, especially after its complete renovation, it remains the must-seeRead More → - Brandenburg Gate
Berlin’s most famous landmark, the Brandenburg Gate is located in the Mitte district, on Pariser Platz, between the famous Unter den Linden Avenue and Tiergarten Park. Centuries ago, the still small city of Berlin was surrounded by walls, a kind of fortress, and the Brandenburg Gate was one of theRead More →