Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 1: Milan, Italy

Milan, Italy is considered as one of the world’s fashion and design capitals. It’s the most modern of all of Italy’s cities while still keeping most of its history intact. Here’s a tip: save on travel and splurge on shopping. This is why Milan is one of my top 10 cities to visit in Europe.

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 2: Brussels, Belgium

Brussels is the capital city of Belgium and also considered to be the capital of the European Union. Don’t worry about being surrounded by international diplomats though. The city has vibrant areas filled with restaurants and bars and beautiful parks. The city also happens to be right in the heart of Europe so you can easily go to other European hot spots from here. This is why this is in my top 10 cities to visit in Europe.

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 3: Berlin, Germany

Berlin remembers its colourful past with monuments and museums that are definitely worth seeing. The city is the heart of Germany and is a wonderful and exciting city to visit. There are trendy restaurants, shops, bars and boutiques. It also has great transportation which makes getting around easy. The festivals are also a key factor in being chosen as one of my top 10 cities to visit in Europe.

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 4: Munich, Germany

Munich is the largest city in Germany and it has a fabulous culture. The city is historical and grand and features some of the best museums in Germany. There’s great architecture, culture, fund clubs and the famous Oktoberfest beer celebration. Why wouldn’t Munich be in the top 10 cities to visit in Europe?

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 5: Istanbul, Turkey

If you want to feel intrigue when you arrive at a city, visit Istanbul. The city is shrouded in history, layered in religion and wrapped up in theater. There’s a rich culture to immerse yourself in. And that’s enough for me to name Istanbul as one of my top 10 cities to visit in Europe.

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 6: Manchester, England

Manchester, England has a classy culture with a historic vibe. It’s never short of partygoers. They’ve got a great soccer team and tons of music venues to have a great time at. What else could you want in one of the top 10 cities to visit in Europe?

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 7: Athens, Greece

Athens has a lot to offer with its many old and beautiful buildings and ruins that date back to BC. It’s rich in history and culture too. Why wouldn’t the birthplace of modern civilization be in the top 10 cities to visit in Europe?

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 8: Seville, Spain

Seville lures tourists with its colors and vibrant nature. It’s the cultural and financial center for Spain. With a fascinating history, sights and attractions that will blow you away, and the wonderful coastline, Seville makes it into the top 10 cities to visit in Europe easily.

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe 9: Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh is built on history, romance and culture. It’s a great place to visit if you’re looking for history, festivals and a great nightlife. From visiting Edinburgh Castle to experiencing a rugby match, this city left an impression that made me list it in the top 10 cities to visit in Europe.

Top 10 cities to visit in Europe  10: Marseille, France

Forget Paris for a moment and think of Marseille. It’s one of the older cities in Europe and is listed as a major center of art and history. The city is fashionable in different aspects without forgetting its rich history. Marseille offers great bars and fun around every corner. This is the final entry to my top 10 cities to visit in Europe.

What’s on your list?

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I thought to visit the great and famous Eiffel Tower of Paris, France. This tower is the symbol of Paris, France as it is known to be its landmark. The Eiffel Tower was built by Gustave Eiffel for the world exhibition in 1889 and was never meant to be permanently added to Paris, France’s skyline. My super traveler aunt used to tell me that at first, the people of Paris, France disagreed about the tower but soon commended it as well. Perhaps the later generations of Paris, France have better taste in the art?

La Conciergerie is the place we would want to visit next in Paris, France. It was originally part of the Royal Palace and I thought that it would be just lovely if we could tour the place. It tingles my curiosity knowing that it became a prison at the end of the 14th century and even housed 4000 prisoners along with Marie-Antoinette. I wouldn’t miss seeing the vast Gothic room that used to be the maiden’s cell when she was imprisoned in Paris, France.

Being the art fanatic that I am, I ought to visit Musee d’ Orsay next in Paris, France. This museum is dedicated to house the great works of art of Renoir, Monet, Manet, Pissarro and Sisley. Impressionists of Paris, France do govern this museum since it also houses works of post-impressionists, Cezanne, Degas and Vincent Van Gogh.

I happened to read and even watched the film Da Vinci Code that was based in Dan Brown’s book, and since then I was itching to go to Louvre which was then featured in the film and book itself. Paris, France is truly an amazing crib for such masterpieces, sculpture, antiques. Among the greatest attraction here are the statue of Venus de Milo and Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, two of Paris, France’s most famous ladies.

Sacre-Coeur is another of Paris, France’s pride for its beautiful mosaics inside the basilica. The basilica surprisingly has the Byzantine style in architecture especially when I thought that it would have a Gothic architectural design since almost all of the Paris, France’s churches have these.

I have always wanted to get as close to heaven as I can be that’s why I wanted to visit Sainte-Chapelle when I visit Paris, France. According to travel guides of Paris, France, this church is likened to a “gateway to heaven” in the Middle Ages for its heavenly sight. In 1248, this church was believed to house the remnants of the true cross and thorn used in Christ’s crucifixion. This gateway to heaven of Paris, France is two chapels in one. Since this chapel was built for the king and important members of the court, I felt more than glad that commoners like me can marvel on its beauty today. The first floor chapel was meant for the servants and lower members of the court, the upper chapel on the other hand is infinite more striking.

Going to France is definitely one adventure I surely don’t want to miss!

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I think Amsterdam is one of the top European cities for singles. It’s a city rich in culture, it has a booming nightlife and the city itself is pretty open-minded. Gay singles can meet up during Amsterdam’s annual LGBT film festival to meet culturally aware film enthusiasts. Amsterdam is also a popular spot because of its marijuana cafes and being known for its legal red light district. That easily makes it one of the top European cities for singles.

For the younger generation of singles, the best places to visit are always the ones with the best parties. So why not visit Ibiza? It’s one of the top European cities for singles for being internationally known as the party island off the coast of Spain. You can enjoy a world of clubbing, lounging on the beach and having an adventure of a lifetime.

If you’re someone who’s trying to gain some personal fulfilment or discovery, then London is the place for you. It may not be as overtly PDA as cities like Paris or Rome but history buffs, art enthusiasts, theater patrons, food gurus, bookworms and a whole load of other people can benefit from this capital rich in culture while still in the middle of the busy streets of London.

If you’re a single who’s looking to just let go of all inhibitions, then I’ve got a few top European cities for singles on my list for you. Namely, these are the cities that have nude beaches where you can stare at any hot guy or girl without being called a pervert. There’s Red Beach on Crete, Paradise Beach on Mykonos, Greece, Leucate Plage in France and Costa Natura in Spain.

But if you’re more like the single who wants to get a vacation away from all the wild parties and meet someone stable and traditional, here are my choice of top European cities for singles. Vatican City can easily take you away from the nightlife and get immersed in the religious architecture, gardens, historical arts and monuments. Dublin, Ireland may have some rowdy crowds during parades and festivals but there are also plenty of opportunities for shopping, going to the cinema, visiting historical monuments and museums or just relaxing in one of the city’s many parks.

Of course, these are just some of my choices for top European cities for singles. I haven’t visited all the cities yet so I don’t know if there’s something better than the choices that I made. Do you have any other ideas as to what the top European cities for singles are?

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September in Paris, France is the season of fall. If you are to make an album of Paris, France, you should really go during the month of September since there is reasonable temperature and good light for the exposure. September is also weather-wise if you are to ask since April was too cool and with wet days but also with one rather warm and humid day. It is also in September when flowers are more in bloom in Paris, France.

Visiting Paris, France in December would cost you a fortune with your clothing. Be sure to dress real warm and thick to prevent your bones from freezing. Warm coats and gloves would be the trendiest fashion in Paris, France in this time of the year. However for some weird reason, she also preferred going to Paris, France in winter since Paris, France is less crowded and everyone is gearing up for the holidays and it’s much easier to find a place to stay.

Moneywise on the other hand, it would be better to go to Paris, France on October and November when there are cheap airfares, as well as in December where there are dirt cheap flights this extends until the end of March. Traffic wise, the best month to go to Paris, France is on August. There is nobody but people visiting, no traffic jam, good weather and no long lines in Museum where Paris, France is very much known for.

If you are to stay by the countryside or by the sea side, the best months to go to Paris, France in on May or June since the weather is good and not too many people are on their vacation, so any couple could cuddle themselves alone and enjoy the most romantic place on the Earth.

If you are planning to climb the mountains as you visit Paris, France, the best month to go is on January when there is no public holiday and a lot of snow.  I actually don’t understand why it is best to climb when there is a lot of snow.

Now, if I could find someone to romance with in Paris, France, it will be the perfect place to visit regardless of what anyone else thinks is the best time to visit the famed city of love.

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