European attractions

Verona, located in Northern Italy, is the hometown of Romeo and Juliet as depicted by Shakespeare. The House of Juliet is situated near the historic center’s Herb Square, once owned by the prestigious Capulet family of Verona. This ancient building, constructed in the 13th century, features high walls and large courtyards with round archways. Admission […]

Located in Como, a city in northern Italy. The church has a nave and four aisles. It was built by Pope Urban II on June 3, 1095. There is also a medieval monastery attached to the church, which will serve as the teaching office building for the local law school. Opening hours: Open all year

Located in the Piedmont region, the Savoy residences form an architectural complex of significant historical, artistic, and environmental value. These buildings, now listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites, serve partly as official residences and also function as hunting facilities, favored by the royal family for their activities. The most important building is undoubtedly the Royal

The Wizz Air Milan Marathon course is fast and picturesque, primarily winding through the city center. All finishers will receive a medal and a sports shirt. This year’s marathon retains the highlights of previous editions, with both the start and finish set against the backdrop of the enchanting Piazza del Duomo. Cheering points scattered throughout

The Verona Arena (Verona Arena) is located near Pza.Bra in the city center. In Italy, its scale is second only to the Colosseum in Rome. It is a relic of the ancient Roman amphitheater. The theater was built in the 1st century AD and still perfectly preserves its original appearance. During the opera festival from

The Public Gardens of Indro Montanelli in Milan is the city’s first urban park planned for public use. Designed by Giuseppe Piero Marini, it was built from 1783 to 1786. Later, in 1857, it was expanded and the garden originally belonging to the Palazzo Durini was incorporated. The park has undergone many renovations. In 2002,

The Bank of Italy, located in Milan, Italy, has its headquarters in Palazzo Koch. The current Governor is Ignazio Visco. The central bank’s main responsibilities include market supervision, settlement services, treasury services, oversight of payment systems, central credit databases, and economic analysis.

Also known as the Museum of Contemporary History of Milan, it is a museum full of historical heritage and the venue for many art exhibitions in Milan. Opening hours: Open all year round, Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 – 17:30. Service facilities: Barrier-free services: barrier-free entrance, barrier-free restroom.

Elegantly nestled against a backdrop of majestic castles, Malcesine is a magical place with unforgettable views. This charming town on the eastern shore of Lake Garda has inspired celebrities such as Goethe, who stayed here during his time in Italy. The medieval allies leading to the Scaliger Castle, the lakeside promenade lined with restaurants and

Located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, south of Interlaken, the Schilthorn stands at an elevation of 2970 meters, surrounded by renowned peaks such as the Eiger and the Mönch. This mountain is world-famous for its breathtaking action scenes filmed for the James Bond movie, ‘On Her Majesty’s Secret Service’. During the summer months,