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Paris has always been and will continue to be one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world. The friendly nature of the residents, their love for art and beauty, as well as the relaxing atmosphere of the city. All of these come together to make Paris the vacation haven it is.

The most obvious benefit of a Paris vacation is the relaxation it affords. The scenery and general atmosphere have a relaxing atmosphere that is almost magical. Taking evening strolls along the city’s scenic routes allows you to take that breath of fresh air you need. It allows your body and mind to truly relax and enjoy the break.

For history or art lovers, Paris is the place to be. This magical city is rife with beauty and splendor around every corner. Various sights make sure that your vacation has no dull moments. You could spend days just checking out the various cool spots. From the spectacular Louvre museum to the Eiffel tower (which has become something of a symbol of the city).

Last but not least, Paris is at the center of French cuisine. You get to enjoy some of the best culinary delights in the world.

Paris is one of the best destinations to vacation. It is worth it!…

The city of Paris is worth visiting. It could very well be described as the world center for beauty and art. Paris is home to some of the most magnificent works of beauty known to man. From the delicate oil paintings and sculptures in their various museums. To the perceived sense of grandeur and intricacy found in their historical landmarks and architecture. The general Parisian vibe has a way of developing an appreciation for beauty in everyone.

Additionally, for those who love to look good, Paris is the place to be. The city has become something of a “must live in” for famous clothing brands. Most brands have at least one major store in Paris. Hence, it is really easy to get your hands on some original branded stuff. If you are on a budget, fret not. The influx of these brands also brings some not-so-popular but also really chic brands into town. You could visit the market district and get clothes that will keep your head turning. Without having to exceed your budget.

Finally, Paris has a beautiful landscape that allows you to truly relax. You could take walks along the city’s scenic routes and enjoy a little alone time. As a couple, where would you rather be than the capital city where the “language of love” is spoken?

Paris is truly worth visiting!…

Barcelona is truly worth visiting. This elegant Spanish city welcomes millions of tourists annually. Just a fraction of these is first timers. So what exactly keeps pulling people back to Barcelona?

First of all, it is the perfect vacation destination. Barcelona is a city thriving with good vibes and positive energy. The electrifying enthusiasm of the resident is infectious. Visiting the city during festive periods will leave you considering adventures and thrills you normally would not give a second thought. The correfocs fire race is a Barcelona special. You see devil-costumed people racing down the streets performing epic trucks with blazing forks. 

The Catalan culinary scene is also a major attraction. True to their Spanish heritage, Catalans have some of the spiciest and most delicious meals in the region. As one is Spain’s largest cities, it is a gathering ground for mouth-watering local Spanish dishes from all over the region. The meat and vegetable stew known as Escudella to the locals is a favorite. You have to try it. The taste of the pa amb tomàquet will leave you wondering where this sandwich has been your entire life.

The beaches, mountains, valleys, and the boundless Mediterranean all contribute to giving this city a really spectacular view. 

Simply put, you are more likely to extend your stay than to regret visiting Barcelona.…

This magnificent city is one of the most visited in Europe. The coolest attractions of this city are numerous. But the top 3 reasons everyone should see Barcelona at least once are:

Exciting Cultural Heritage

The Catalans are a proud and vibrant people. Their vigor and general enthusiasm toward life are visible in how they live their daily lives. But it becomes quite glaring during festivals and holidays. One of the most intriguing displays of their daring spirits is the “Castellers”. This is a human tower. It is spectacular to see firsthand. 

Beautiful View

Barcelona is a city surrounded largely by beautiful Mediterranean waters. This means that it has beaches. The beaches in Barcelona are composed of beautifully colored sand and calm waters teeming with life. The mountains and hills also give the city an exotic vibe. Viewing them from ground level allows you to enjoy their magnificence. But the views from on top, all that can be said is “wow”

Cool Street Art

The Catalans have a bold approach toward life and love. The various artworks in hidden corners, parks, avenues, and even residential neighborhoods offer a unique experience. Look out for these during your first visit.…

The city of Barcelona is one of Spain’s most lively and visited cities. The city of Barcelona is popular in the region for its love of art and beauty. The people are not shy about expressing themselves. This has given rise to colorful and uniquely decorated streets. The architectural design of the city of Barcelona gives off a chill vibe. 

Also, who doesn’t love to watch Barça live at Camp Nou? Soccer fans all over the world view the city as something of a holy land because of this football club. The fact that it was home to one of the European League’s greatest players, Lionel Messi is also cool.

The city of Barcelona has blended an appreciation for art and culture into the typical modern-day setting. Through street art and sculptures found in various corners of the city, the Catalans proudly showcase their unique artistic heritage. Visiting any of the many museums and art galleries is also a major thrill for first-time visitors. 

The city of Barcelona possesses an attraction that can’t be fully explored. For those who can, the experience is worthwhile.…

The exquisite café culture of the city Paris is one that is infectious. The smell of roasted bean seeds being steamed into various forms of coffee drinks has a calming effect. Enjoying a steaming hot or cold brew of your choice with any of the various snacks can have a relaxing effect on anyone.

Visiting the various spectacular Landmarks make up a large part of a complete Parisian vacation. From the world famous Eiffel Tower, to the Louvre, and everything in between.

The city has an inherent appreciation for art and beauty. Paris is known for its love of aesthetics. From the various art galleries and museums to the architectural layout of the whole city, Paris imbues an inherent sense of beauty in everything. This gives it the unique charm that makes tourists keep returning.

Paris is one of the fashion centres of the world. The Paris Fashion Week is at the very center of the world’s fashion calendar. Models and top fashion brands plan their entire year around various art and fashion shows. The annually held fashion week is one of the cornerstones of this figurative fashion calendar.

Last but not least, the French cuisine is in every sense of the world, mouth-watering. Enjoying this exquisite meal option is an experience no one ever regrets.…

The most common reason to visit Paris these days is the city’s serene air. The entire city is seemingly wrapped up in this air of calm and romance. This makes it one of the top tourist destinations in the world today for couples. From the ancient cobblestone streets, to the really cool high rises, and its numerous historical heritage.

Additionally, as the French capital, Paris is at the heart of the French cuisine culture. Various chefs from all over France congregate in Paris to show off their art. In Paris, you realise that even if you have tried “French food” in the past, you have still been missing out on a whole lot. If you are a food enthusiast (like me), you will find yourself doing a little dance in your seat after every bite.

The third and one of the most important reasons to visit Paris, is the Louvre. This museum is home to works that have defined the art world as we know it today. Its most popular occupant is Da Vinci’ Mona Lisa. Some of its famous neighbours are:

1.       Caravaggio’s oil painting- Death of the Virgin

2.       Jacques-Louis David’s – The Consecration of the Emperor Napoleon and the Coronation of Empress Joséphine on December 2, 1804, 1806

3.       Théodore Géricault’ – The Raft of the Medusa, 1818-9

In fact, the city of Paris is one that offers you an opportunity to truly relax and enjoy your vacation.…

Ironically, Romans rarely admire this massive structure, which is regarded as one of the country’s icons; instead, they compare it to a wedding cake or a gigantic typewriter. It is a monument to King Vittorio Emanuele II, the first king of the united Italy, who is shown here in an equestrian statue, and was constructed between 1885 and 1935. Here is where the Italian Unification Museum and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are located. You can access the highest deck via elevator for a 360-degree panorama of Rome.

Centro Storico & the Spanish Steps

Ironically, the colossal building, which is considered as one of the nation’s emblems, is rarely admired by Romans; instead, they liken it to a wedding cake or a massive typewriter. It was built between 1885 and 1935 and is a monument to Ruler Vittorio Emanuele II, the first king of the united Italy, who is shown here in an equestrian statue. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Italian Unification Museum are situated nearby. For a 360-degree view of Rome, take the elevator to the top deck.

Take a moment to look up at the Spanish Steps, a flight of uneven stairs and landings that leads to the Trinità dei Monti French church. The Piazza di Spagna, the square at their base and one of Rome’s most well-known squares, is where the stairs get their name. Tourists have traditionally made the stairs their favourite hangout..…

Being in the center of a bustling modern metropolis while walking through the forum is like traveling back in time by two millennia to the center of ancient Rome. The standing and fallen columns, its triumphal arches, and the remnants of its walls still impress, especially when you consider that for centuries, the history of the Forum was the history of the Roman Empire and of the Western world. However, what remains of this centre of Roman life and government only reveals a small fraction of its original splendour..

Trevi Fountain

This 17th-century masterpiece is one of the city’s most visited tourist destinations and has been shown so often in movies that a visit is now almost compulsory. It is customary to deposit one coin (not three) into the Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain) to ensure your return to Rome.

The Basilica of Constantine, once the most remarkable building in the Forum, is now reduced to only three grand vaulted arches. However, it is still a commanding monument that towers over its surroundings. It was started by the emperor Maxentius and completed by Constantine in 303.

The aqueduct that supplies Rome’s grandest fountain, Fontana di Trevi, was first built by Agrippa, the famous art patron of the first century BC, to supply water to his baths. The fountain was built against the back wall of the house of the Dukes of Poli between 1732 and 1751 and was designed for Pope Clement XII by Nicol Salvi.…

The PantheonRoman antiquity’s best surviving monument remains surprisingly intact after 2000 years. This is true despite the fact that Pope Gregory III removed the roof’s gilded bronze tiles and Pope Urban VIII had it stripped of its bronze covering and melted down to make the cannons for Castel Sant’Angelo and the canopy over the altar in St. Peter’s.

After a fire damaged the Pantheon in AD 80, it was rebuilt, and the masonry that resulted demonstrates the exceptionally high technical mastery of Roman builders. The building’s nine-meter central opening serves as the only light source and its 43-meter dome—the pinnacle of Roman interior architecture—hangs suspended without visible supports. These are well hidden inside the walls.

The interior’s proportions—the height is the same as the diameter—are what give it its aesthetically pleasing impact. Pope Boniface IV dedicated this pagan temple to the Virgin and all the Christian martyrs in 609 despite the fact that the first Christian emperors forbade using it for worship. Since then, Italian kings (Victor Emmanuel II is in the second niche on the right) and other notable Italians, such as the painter Raphael, have been buried there.

It might be congested in the summer because this is one of the city’s major tourist attractions. Plan your visit early in the morning to have a greater chance of seeing it without crowds.…