Europe

The Colosseum also goes by other names such as the Coliseum or the Flavian Ampitheatre. This elliptical amphitheatre is located at the heart of Rome city in Italy and it is built of stone and concrete. During the Roman Empire, it served as the largest amphitheatre and history records it as one of the greatest and most notable works of engineering and the Roman architecture in general. The Colosseum has also been recognized as the word’s largest amphitheatre and it is an amazing piece of work.

The Louvre boasts of being one of the largest museums in the world and it is one of the most reverend historic monuments in Paris. It serves as the central landmark in the city of Paris, France. This museum is home to more than 35, 000 pre historical objects together with other artifacts.

Located in West Midlands, Birmingham is the second largest city in Britain and was known as the ‘Workshop of the World’ and ‘City of a 1000 Trades’ during the Victorian period. The locals call it Brum and the city is currently enjoying a modernized resurgence as one of the greatest cultural and shopping destinations in Europe.

The city of Liverpool is located in Merseyside, England and is highly famed due to its world wide renowned football teams, a buzzing nightlife and The Beatles. Liverpool is one of the most vibrant cities in England and has a great cultural heritage.

The city of Courchevel is located in Savoie, France. Being one of the France’s chic alpine resorts, Courchevel has 11 five stars luxurious hotels, royal clientele and jet- set, six restaurants that are awarded with Michelin star, exceptional spas, luxury boutiques and it is home to the largest ski domain in the world.

Baden Baden is a spa urban centre in Germany. The name Baden Baden is German and translates to Bathing Bathing. The spa town has enjoyed a reputation as a town that servers as a hang out zone for rich and famous.

Over the years, Cannes has grown tremendously from being just a small little known fishing village to an expensive and fabulous seas side town. In Europe, Cannes is among the top hottest social hubs and the Cannes Film Festival that takes place in May turns the town into an entertainment center where the famous and filthy rich are entertained.

Isle of Man is an island in British Isles in Irish Sea and it is tucked in between islands of Ireland and Great Britain. It is one of the British Crown dependencies meaning that it is not a part of United Kingdom and the UK government is responsible for foreign affairs and defense.

The town of Paphos is tucked in between Troodos Mountains and the coast of Cyprus at the south- western area. Paphos is a popular town among locals and international travelers and is known to be the birthplace of Aphrodite, Greek goddess.

If you don’t want all the hassle of an airport journey or a break in a busy city, why not jump in the car or on to the train and head west to Salcombe in South Devon. It may be best known as one of the most popular sailing resorts in England but it is a delightful spot in its own right and the perfect setting for a romantic getaway.

The seaside resort of Benidorm is located on Costa Blanca and has a large population of both retired British and local Spanish people. Benidorm is today a famous place thanks to its tall holiday apartment blocks and hotels, some which are more than 25 floors high.

Naples is one of the largest cities in Italy and it is the capital center of the region of Campania. It is also known as the new city and Naples historic center has won the recognition of UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is home to one of the world’s best and most visited historical centre.