Euro Geography
Iconic Structures
Attractions
European Cities
Potpourri
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These 3 countries situated along the Baltic sea are prime destinations for folks wanting to get a glimpse of the northern lights. (No Soup for Russia)
Norway, Sweden and Finland
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This famous monument has stood for over 100 years, originally built for the World's Fair in 1889.
Eiffle Tower
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This yearly event celebrates the skills and talents of military bands and display teams from the British Armed Forces, the Commonwealth and military teams throughout the world.
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
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This German city, home to both the Brandenburg gate and the East Side Gallery has experienced a recent renaissance with the development of old industrial buildings into flourishing restaurants and social venues.
Berlin
100
This pilgrimage runs for over 500 miles, cutting through the heart of both Spain and Portugal.
Camino de Santiago
200
The Garonne, Dordogne, and Gironde estuary flow through this region of France, known for it's wine and iconic chateauxs.
Bordeaux Region
200
This structure was once a secure fortress, a royal palace and an infamous prison, now home to the spectacular crown jewels, guarded by the Yeomen Warders.
Tower of London
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Located in Northwestern Italy, this quaint hillside region is known for its terraced mountainside and tasty seafood.
Cinque Terre
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Explore the shipyard and walk the decks to uncover the true legend of Titanic, in this city, where it all began.
Belfast
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Walk the old medieval city walls in this city, situated in the Dalmatian Coast, also known as the Pearl of the Adriatic.
Dubrovnik
300
Italy is home to 2 landlocked independent states, the Republic of San Marino and this, the world's smallest sovereign state.
Vatican City
300
Best recognized for its massive dome, this iconic structure is one of the most influential and well preserved buildings of ancient Rome.
Pantheon
300
Encounter nature in its purest form, all while taking in the rugged cliffs and the salty breeze at this famous natural feature in Ireland.
Cliffs of Moher
300
This city was under siege for nearly 4 years, from 1992-1996, which is the longest siege of a capital city in modern warfare.
Sarajevo
300
Transfers from London to this cruise port can be pricey, as it is located 80 miles south of the city.
What is Southampton?
400
Situated between Germany and France, these 3 states are often referred to the Benelux Union.
Belgium, Luxemburg and Netherlands
400
This elaborate cathedral situated alongside the Rhine River, is home to the Shrine of the Three Wise Men, and took over 600 years to complete.
Cologne Cathedral
400
A masterpiece of classical architecture, this complex is the site of the Parthenon and other temple ruins.
What is the Acropolis?
400
This city is famous not only for cheese, but also its progressive social scene, canals and the occasional blue light special.
Amsterdam
400
Known as the city's playground, clients looking to be in the center of Dublin's cultural universe and party scene should stay in this area.
What is Temple Bar Square?
500
Munich is a centrally located city in the heart of this region, known for it's beer and lederhosen.
Bavaria
500
This massive Dutch museum, home to famous works of Rembrandt, Jan Asselijn and Vermeer welcomed over 2.5 million visitors in 2014.
Rijksmuseum
500
This European river crosses several international boundaries, as it flows from the alps to the north sea, and is a popular choice for river cruisers wanting to explore ancient castles.
Rhine
500
A client interested in visiting St. Paul's Cathedral and the West End would be traveling to what major city?
London
500
A complex of islands, known for their iconic blue domed white washed churches is the place to go for anyone looking for sun and fun in the Mediterranean.
Santorini