Explore Europe Attractions

Discover iconic landmarks, historic sites, and incredible attractions across Europe.

Brussels Town Hall

A soaring 15th-century Gothic town hall that has anchored Brussels' Grand Place for over 600 years.

Belgium's national cathedral, a Gothic landmark that has hosted royal weddings and state funerals for centuries.

A 19th-century glass-roofed arcade in central Brussels, among the oldest shopping galleries in Europe.

A terraced public garden linking Brussels' upper and lower town, with sweeping views over the historic center.

A grand park in Brussels' European Quarter built around a triumphal arch and three national museums.

A miniature park recreating famous European landmarks at 1:25 scale, next to the Atomium in Brussels.

A world-renowned collection of musical instruments housed in a landmark Art Nouveau building overlooking Brussels.

The world's largest collection of Rene Magritte's work, housed in a neoclassical mansion on Place Royale.

The European Parliament's main working seat in Brussels, home to the EU hemicycle and a free interactive visitor center.

Brussels' oldest and largest central park, a formal 18th-century garden between the Royal Palace and Parliament.

An upscale Brussels neighborhood known for antique dealers, chocolate shops, and a Gothic church between two historic squares.

A colorful 17th-century canal and harbor district in central Copenhagen, once home to Hans Christian Andersen.

A small bronze statue on a harbor rock that has become the enduring symbol of Copenhagen.

The working royal residence in Copenhagen, famous for its four matching palaces and the noon Changing of the Guard ceremony.

An 800-year-old seat of power in central Copenhagen, home to parliament, the Supreme Court, royal reception rooms, and medieval ruins below ground.

A 17th-century royal castle in central Copenhagen, home to the Danish Crown Jewels and set within the country's oldest royal garden.

A 1.1 km pedestrian shopping corridor through the heart of old Copenhagen, lined with historic squares, street performers, and every kind of shop.

A rococo church in Copenhagen famous for its vast green dome, a construction saga spanning nearly 150 years, and panoramic rooftop views.

Denmark's largest cultural history museum, set inside an 18th-century Rococo palace in central Copenhagen.

Copenhagen's historic canal neighborhood, built in the 1600s and home to Freetown Christiania and the Church of Our Saviour's spire.