Sights
The best-known sights in the map area – with a short description and a typical visit length. Add a place to your plan or start a new one with it.
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British Museum
Museum
A vast collection spanning world art and history, founded in 1753 in central London.
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Lake Balaton
Lake
A shallow steppe lake in western Hungary, framed by wide shores and views across to the far coast.
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Alhambra
Palace
A Moorish palace and fortress complex on the Sabikah hill above Granada, begun in 1239.
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Buckingham Palace
Historic house museum
The official London residence of the British monarch features a grand facade and the ceremonial forecourt in front of it.
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Neuschwanstein Castle
Castle
Turrets and towers rise on a rocky ridge in the Bavarian Alps, built from 1869 in the style of a medieval knight's castle.
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Tower of London
Archaeological site
Standing since 1066 on the Thames, this castle has served as fortress, prison and home to the Crown Jewels.
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Brandenburg Gate
Architectural landmark
This neoclassical city gate with Doric columns was completed in 1791 and stands 26 meters tall.
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Tower Bridge
Suspension bridge
Completed in 1886, this bridge over the Thames combines its twin towers with a bascule roadway that opens for river traffic.
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Windsor Castle
Historic house museum
Dating back to 1070, this royal residence in Berkshire remains in use by the British Crown as one of the oldest continuously inhabited castles.
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Museo del Prado
Art museum
Housing works by Velázquez, Goya and Bosch since its founding in 1819, this is one of Europe's foremost art museums.
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Way of Saint James
Monument
This network of historic pilgrimage routes crosses Europe, leading to the shrine of Saint James in Santiago de Compostela.
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London Eye
Tourist attraction
Standing 135 metres tall on the Thames since 1998, this observation wheel offers wide views across London.
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Ben Nevis
Mountain
Rising 1,345 metres above the Scottish Highlands, this is the highest peak in Great Britain.
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Cave of Altamira
Monument
This cave holds world-famous prehistoric wall paintings depicting animals and hunters.
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Trafalgar Square
Square
This central London square with fountains and colonnades has been a lively meeting point since 1840.
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Bad Kissingen
World Heritage Site
This spa town in Bavarian Franconia belongs to the Great Spa Towns of Europe, recognized for its bathhouses and landscaped parks.
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Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
Museum
Its curving titanium facades along the Nervión river make this museum of modern art a striking piece of contemporary design.
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Triglav
Mountain
Rising to 2,864 meters, it is the highest peak in Slovenia and a national symbol of the country.
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Prague Castle
Castle
This sprawling castle complex above the city combines palaces, churches and courtyards spanning over a thousand years of history.
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Balmoral Castle
Museum
Dating back to 1390, this Scottish estate with its gardens sits amid the landscape of Royal Deeside.
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Pergamon Museum
Museum
Located on Museum Island, this 1910 building brings together collections of ancient Near Eastern, Islamic and classical art.
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Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba
Cathedral
Marble and jasper horseshoe arches fill the interior of this former mosque, standing in Cordoba since 786.
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Tate Modern
Art museum
Housed in a former power station on the south bank of the Thames, it displays modern and contemporary art.