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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Berlin has been the capital city of Germany and is one of the constituent states of the Federal Republic of Germany. Berlin is also the largest city in Germany which cradles approximately 4.2 million of Germany’s population. Germany is best known with its historical association as the German capital, for its vigorous nightlife, for its many cafes, clubs and bars, majestic museums, palaces and other sites of historic interest.  Contrary to what many believe, Berlin, Germany is also a favorite to many modern and high-class shopping areas filled with department stores, small boutiques that offer the latest in European trend and fashion. Now I know where to spend Euros! Germany is definitely the place to be!

Being a great fan of the world wars, it occur to me that in the final years of World War II, Germany has been badly damaged which made Berlin’s architecture quite varied amongst many. Despite this, Berlin has reconstructed itself with great extent that they made it possible to exhibit the different historic periods in a short span of time within the compactness of the city center from a few surviving medieval buildings near Alexander Platz, to the ultramodern glass and steel structures at Potsdamer Platz.

Talking about nightlife, being the party junkie that I am, I should know that there is no city in Germany that parties harder than Berlin. The nightlife of most cities in Germany is tame and lame and just couldn’t be compared to Berlin’s nightlife. Great clubs and dace parlors can be found everywhere just about everywhere in Germany; you just got to have the eye for it. The most popular hotspots in Berlin, Germany aren’t so hard to find especially when there are so many people you could ask around. The usual good places to go in Germany is in the center of Berlin –Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg and Kreuzberg, but I must tell you though that the eastern part of the city has a bigger nightlife going on. Germany’s Berlin also hosted the “Love Parade” an outdoor parade that attracts millions of people from around the world to dance to techno and electronic music and invade Berlin, Germany’s streets at night.

Germany also cradles one of the greenest cities in Europe since over 60% of Berlin’s surface area is either a park or a river. It even outnumbered Venice with its number of bridges.

Berlin has been the pride of Germany for its amazing sights, although it is not as centralized or small as other European cities. By just simply strolling along the one of hundreds of gorgeous streets with cafes or just sipping tea at a beach bar along one of Berlin’s many rivers is pleasurable enough. Sometimes, you can enjoy Germany even without glancing into its famous landmarks. There are still a lot to see in Germany and Berlin has been a lovely start.

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