15 Place to Visit in Europe
#14 It's pronounced "Eye Bee Tha"
Ibiza is Spain's gorgeous little slice of paradise. If you're in the mood to spend days lounging beachside, this is the perfect destination.
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Final destination fit for a god
Greece is arguably the most beautiful place in the world. The perfect golden beaches and white architecture seems right out of a magazine.
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It's pronounced "Eye Bee Tha"
Ibiza is Spain's gorgeous little slice of paradise. If you're in the mood to spend days lounging beachside, this is the perfect destination.
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It wasn't built in a day.
After Venice, jet off to Rome for a real (and fascinating) history lesson. The Vatican headquarters is filled with magnificent architecture.
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Not in Kansas anymore...
Paris is lovely, but the more rural areas of France are even more divine. The quaint town of Lorraine is known for two things - quiches with phenomenal cheese and the biggest hot air balloon festival in the world.
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Der Frankfurt
Germany's a (relatively) big European country, so don't stop at Berlin. Frankfurt has a lot to offer including the world's biggest book fair. Let the shopping spree continue.
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More than you expected.
Copenhagen, Denmark has a rich history. Brimming over with museums, this is a quaint, off the map destination for those who shy away from touristy hot spots.
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Amsterdam Revealed
There's a lot more to this famous city than what Harold and Kumar would have you believe. Visit Anne Frank's house and partake in some delicious pastries at a local cafe.
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Moscow
Contrary to popular belief, it's not ALWAYS snowing in Russia. Moscow is a gorgeous city, so stop by (and pick up an authentic fur or nesting doll along the way).
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Hop in my gondola.
Venice ranks right up there with Paris for the title of "city for lovers." Visit during Carnivale for a real treat, or go during a less festive time for those endless rides through the canals.
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"Praha"
Prague in the Czech Republic is like a fairy tale come to life. The copper-capped castles and the cobblestone streets are magical. Visit O Cemetery to visit the grave of literary great Franz Kafka or stop by a farmer's market.
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99 Luftballoons
Berlin is a thriving metropolis filled with some great history. Explore the remnants of the Berlin Wall before taking in some great shopping.
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Care for some blood pudding?
Edinburgh is perhaps the most "British" city in the UK. The castle on the hill overlooking the city, the kilted men playing bagpipes on the corners, the haggis and blood pudding. Give it a try - it's not as bad as it sounds.
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Toro! en Madrid
If you're looking to brush up on that high school Spanish, Madrid is a must. Schedule your trip right in time to see a bull fight and visit Plaza Mayor for some delicious churros.
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J'ai Deux Amours
...mon pay et Paris. "I have two loves, my country and Paris." Don't miss out on the romance capital of the world. But when you visit the Eiffel Tower and the ticket agents asks if you'd like to pay to take an elevator "to the second floor," keep in mind the second floor is actually the top.
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God Save the Queen
Visiting merry ol' England is a must. Check out the "Eye of London," "Tower Bridge" and Buckingham Palace. Travel a little out of the city for Stonehenge and Canterbury Cathedral.
