Budapest, a dual city in Hungary, is made up of twin cities, Buda & Pest. Buda lies on the western bank of River Danube, whereas Pest is located on the Eastern side. In 1873, both the cities were officially merged with lots of history to be explored. People visit Budapest from all over the world to experience its rich history, natural sites & unique cuisines. Famous for its thermal pools, treat yourself to an amazing experience by taking a dip in one of these pools.

Just forget about what you know about Amsterdam. Experience the charm of the wonderfully fashioned city. With world-class museums, quirky festivals, theatre, live music, laid-back bars and delightful restaurants, there's never a shortage of things to do in Amsterdam! Falling in love with Amsterdam is easy when you know where to go. Visit The Van Gogh Museum & Rijksmuseum & there’s no better way to see the city and learn about its history than cruising through Amsterdam’s picturesque canals. So, grab a bottle of Wine & some cheese for a perfect afternoon boat ride along the canals.

Imagine the audacity of building a city of marble palaces on a lagoon – and that was only the start No Matter how often you you have seen Venice in photoes & films, the real scenario is more fascinating than you could imagine. There is so much to see in Venice such as spectacular natural setting, untainted architectural heritage, or jaw-dropping main drag in the Grand Canal Other incredible sights include the Gothic Doge’s Palace, perched defiantly on the edge of the encroaching lagoon, and the Basilica of San Marco, which glows with Byzantine gold mosaics. Take the tour to the three islands of Burano, Murano & Torcello to experience the lifestyle in the Venetian lagoon.

Nicknamed as the Italy's hot blooded capital, Rome is one of the Europe's most inspiring & romantic cities. For more than 2500 years, Emperors, Popes & comman people have left their marks here. Italy's political capital is magnificient as well as brutal at the same time. As you go through with Rome's histoy, you will find it fascinating. It's a showcase of Western civilization, with astonishingly ancient sights and a modern vibrancy. Visit St. Peter's, the greatest church on earth, learn something about eternity by touring the huge Vatican Museums, do the "Caesar Shuffle" through ancient Rome's Forum and Colosseum, savor the Borghese Gallery, and take an early evening stroll with Rome's beautiful people.

Paris, The city of lights, has been the world's capital of art, food, literature, and fashion for centuries. It stands as a symbol of all the fine things human civilization can offer Beyond such landmarks as the Eiffel Tower and the 12th-century, Gothic Notre-Dame cathedral, the city is known for its cafe culture and designer boutiques along the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Climb Notre-Dame and rub shoulders with a gargoyle. Cruise the Seine, zip to the top of the Eiffel Tower, and saunter down Avenue des Champs-Elysées. Master the Louvre and Orsay museums. Save some after-dark energy for one of the world's most romantic cities.

Nicknamed as the City of Hundred spires, Prague is the 14th largest city in the European Union and also the historical capital of Bohemia. It is known for its old town square, If you compare the beauty, it is equal to Paris. Prague's art galleries may not have the allure of the Louvre, but Bohemian art offers much to admire, from the glowing Gothic altarpieces in the Convent of St Agnes, to the luscious art nouveau of Alfons Mucha, and the magnificent collection of 20th-century surrealists, cubists and constructivists in the Veletržní Palác The Czechs have been famous for producing some of the world's finest brews. The best beer in the world just got better Just a few blocks away from the Old Town Square you can stumble across ancient chapels, unexpected gardens, cute cafes and old-fashioned bars with hardly a tourist in sight So what are you looking for?

Visit the capital city of Spain, Barcelona which is the largest catalonian city. Barcelona has long inspired artists, including Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró, whose works are in bold display in the city's myriad museums. The night holds limitless possibilities in Barcelona. Start with sunset drinks from a panoramic terrace or dig your heels in the sand at a rustic beachside chiringuito. As darkness falls, live music transforms the city: the rapid-fire rhythms of flamenco, brassy jazz spilling out of basements, and hands-in-the-air indie-rock at vintage concert halls. Towards midnight the bars fill. Take your pick from old-school taverns adorned with 19th-century murals, plush lounges in lamp-lit medieval chambers or boisterous cava bars. If you're still standing at 3am, hit the clubs and explore Barcelona's unabashed wild side.

Based in the southern part of Poland near the border of Czech Republic, Krakow is renowned for its well preserved medieval core & jewish quarter If you believe the legends,Kraków was founded on the defeat of a dragon, and it's true a mythical atmosphere permeates its attractive streets and squares In the former Jewish quarter, Kazimierz, remnant synagogues reflect the tragedy of the 20th century, just as its lively squares and backstreets symbolise the renewal of the 21st. Visit the Auschwitz Birkenau museum & you will feel that Auschwitz has become a symbol of terror, genocide, and the Holocaust.

Reykjavik, capital & the largest city of Iceland is located on the south western part of Iceland. As with any city, the choice for activity is truly plentiful; so plentiful, in fact, that no list could ever fully summarise all of the experiences on offer There is a lot to explore in Reykjavik. Be it the hunting of Aurora Bolis or taking a dip in the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa or getting on a boat ride to search the whales dancing, you will be facinated with every activity you get indulged. Hence, soak up the Icelandic culture and make memories to last a lifetime.

The Capital & the largest city of Ireland, Dublin is named as a charismatic and occasionally confounding city It is located in the province of Leinster, on the eastern coast of Ireland. Dublin has a fine line in sophisticated elegance. True love is demonstrated with brutal unsentimentality round here, but they'll go soft at the knees when talking about the character and personality of the 'greatest city in the world, if you ignore all the others The city's relationship with alcohol is complex and conflicted, but at its very best, a night out in the pub is the perfect social lubricant and one of the highlights of a visit to Dublin