Explore Europe Attractions

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

Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nice

A Belle Époque villa-museum near the Promenade des Anglais, showing art from the 12th to the 20th century, from Bronzino to Dufy and Jules Chéret.

A Belle Époque villa on the Promenade des Anglais telling the story of Nice and the Riviera, with Napoleonic treasures and a historic seaside garden.

A Franciscan monastery on Cimiez hill with Louis Bréa altarpieces, a small museum, one of Nice's oldest gardens and sweeping views of the bay.

A 93-meter hilltop park above Old Nice with panoramic bay views, medieval ruins, a waterfall and a free elevator, on the site of a lost citadel.

A grand ochre square in Nice's Port district, home to a Baroque chapel, a Garibaldi statue and a medieval archaeological crypt beneath.

Moscow's ceremonial heart, framed by Saint Basil's domes, the Kremlin wall, GUM and centuries of Russian history.

Russia's fortress-heart above the Moskva River, with medieval cathedrals, royal treasures and towers that define Moscow's skyline.

Moscow's most famous church, a 16th-century cluster of brightly patterned domes and chapels rising beside Red Square.

Russia's grand opera and ballet house on Teatralnaya Square, with a columned facade, a gilded auditorium and a legendary stage.

Russia's great national art museum, from medieval icons to avant-garde, across the historic Lavrushinsky Lane building and the New Tretyakov.

A 19th-century shopping arcade on Red Square, famed for its glass roof, fountain, cafes and storied Soviet-era past.

Moscow's monumental white-and-gold cathedral on the Moskva River, rebuilt in 2000 and now the main church of Russian Orthodoxy.

Moscow's best-loved riverside park, blending promenades, sculpture, gardens, culture and seasonal fun from summer lawns to winter ice rinks.

A walled 16th-century convent beside a quiet pond, with Moscow Baroque towers, historic cathedrals and a UNESCO World Heritage listing.

Moscow's famed pedestrian street of lanterns, buskers, literary museums and souvenir stalls, stretching from Arbatskaya to Smolenskaya Square.

A vast Moscow exhibition park of grand pavilions, golden fountains, space museums and an oceanarium, free to wander and open to all.

Catherine the Great's pseudo-Gothic palace complex in southern Moscow, with ponds, a vast park and a dancing light-and-music fountain.

Moscow's former royal estate above the Moskva River, home to a UNESCO-listed white church, a rebuilt wooden palace and apple orchards.

A wooded hill above the Moskva River with Moscow's classic panorama, Moscow State University, a cable car and forest trails.

Russia's imperial Winter Palace and one of the world's greatest art museums, holding about three million works on the Neva embankment.