Explore Europe Attractions

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

Peterhof Palace & Gardens

Peter the Great's seaside palace and park near St Petersburg, famed for its golden Grand Cascade and more than 150 fountains.

Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood

A Russian Revival landmark on the Griboedov Canal, built where Alexander II was fatally wounded and lined with over 7,000 square meters of mosaics.

St. Isaac’s Cathedral

A golden-domed landmark on St. Isaac's Square, with a lavish marble and mosaic interior and a colonnade offering panoramic views over the city.

Peter and Paul Fortress

The original citadel of St. Petersburg on Hare Island, home to a golden-spired cathedral, Romanov tombs and a notorious political prison.

Palace Square, St. Petersburg

The grand central square of St. Petersburg, framed by the Winter Palace and the sweeping General Staff Building, with the Alexander Column at its center.

Catherine Palace

A blue-and-gold Baroque palace at Tsarskoye Selo, famed for its Great Hall, Golden Enfilade and the reconstructed Amber Room.

Nevsky Prospekt

St. Petersburg's famous main avenue, a 4.5 km boulevard of palaces, churches, canals, shops and cafes from the Admiralty to Alexander Nevsky Lavra.

Kazan Cathedral, St. Petersburg

A Neoclassical cathedral on Nevsky Prospekt with a sweeping colonnade, the tomb of Field Marshal Kutuzov and the revered Our Lady of Kazan icon.

Fabergé Museum

A private museum in a restored Neo-Renaissance palace, home to nine imperial Fabergé Easter eggs and over 4,000 works of Russian decorative art.

Russian Museum, St. Petersburg

The world's largest museum of Russian art, set in Carlo Rossi's Mikhailovsky Palace, with icons, masterworks and avant-garde from the 10th century on.

Mariinsky Theatre

One of Russia's most celebrated opera and ballet houses, opened in 1860 on Theatre Square, home to the Mariinsky Ballet, Opera and Orchestra.

Summer Garden, St. Petersburg

Peter the Great's formal garden of 1704, with linden-lined alleys, marble statues and a famous cast-iron railing beside the Neva and Fontanka.

Yusupov Palace

A lavishly decorated 18th-century palace on the Moika, once home to the Yusupov family and the setting of Rasputin's murder in 1916.

Kunstkamera, St. Petersburg

Russia's oldest museum, founded by Peter the Great in 1714 and housed in a Petrine Baroque building on Vasilievsky Island facing the Neva.

Hallgrímskirkja, Reykjavik

Iceland's largest church, a basalt-inspired Lutheran landmark with a 74.5-meter tower, a giant Klais organ and panoramic views of Reykjavik.

Harpa Concert Hall

A glass-fronted concert hall on Reykjavik's Old Harbour, home to the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, with a basalt-inspired facade by Ólafur Eliasson.

Sun Voyager (Sólfar)

A gleaming stainless steel dreamboat on Reykjavik's waterfront, an ode to the sun facing Faxaflói Bay and Mount Esja.

Perlan, Reykjavik

A glass-domed landmark on Öskjuhlíð hill with an indoor ice cave, a planetarium and a 360-degree viewing deck over Reykjavik.

Reykjavik Old Harbour

Reykjavik's historic working harbour, where whale and puffin tours depart beside seafood restaurants, museums and views of Mount Esja.

National Museum of Iceland

Iceland's oldest museum, tracing the nation's story from Viking-age settlement to the modern era through roughly 2,000 objects.

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