Explore Europe Attractions

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

Macca-Vilacrosse Passage

A fork-shaped 1891 arcade in Bucharest's Old Town, roofed in yellow glass and lined with cafés and restaurants.

Bucharest's historic heart: pedestrian lanes, a ruined princely court, old inns and a lively scene of cafés and bars.

A restored Old Town bank turned six-floor bookshop with a skylit atrium, curving balconies, a gallery and a top-floor bistro.

Belgrade's hilltop fortress and park above the Sava and Danube, with two millennia of history, sweeping views and free access.

A white-marble Orthodox landmark on Belgrade's Vračar plateau, famed for its enormous dome and gold mosaics.

Belgrade's protected pedestrian promenade, lined with historic buildings, cafes and shops from Republic Square to Kalemegdan.

Belgrade's central meeting place, framed by the National Theatre, National Museum and the horseback statue of Prince Mihailo.

A villa museum in Vračar holding Tesla's archive, personal belongings, live demonstrations and the urn with his ashes.

Serbia's neo-Baroque parliament on Nikola Pašić Square, with a grand portico, a domed hall and a famed art collection.

Belgrade's main Orthodox church, built 1837-1840, with a gilded iconostasis, 19th-century frescoes and the tombs of Serbian rulers and scholars.

Belgrade's museum of the Yugoslav era, set in a Dedinje park with Tito's House of Flowers, the Old Museum and the 25 May Museum.

Belgrade's largest park, set on a cliff above the Sava and Danube with monuments, a zoo, shaded paths and the old fortress alongside.

A 36-metre brick-and-stone landmark on Gardoš Hill, built in 1896 above old Zemun with wide views over the Danube and Belgrade.

Serbia's oldest and largest museum on Republic Square, with over 400,000 objects from prehistoric finds to modern art across three floors.

Tito's burial place in Belgrade's Dedinje district, a modernist former winter garden holding his tomb and the Relay of Youth batons.

Belgrade's cobbled bohemian quarter, famed for historic kafanas, live tamburica music and a literary past, steps from Republic Square.