It’s spring time! If you’re planning to have a get-away in Europe, this would the best time to go. It’s that time again for bargains of airfare, accommodations and rental cars, and most importantly, fewer crowds for your sight-seeing. One of Europe's charms is the diversity of its cultures, expressed in the variety of lodging and broad range of attractions.
Below are lists of the best places to visit this season:
Paris - Take a boat cruise on the Seine River or fall in love with the ‘city of light’, the romantic city of Paris will leave you with tide of memories. You can enjoy a fun-filled day at Disneyland Paris, view the Arc de Triomphe, experience the magic atop Eiffel Tower see the beauty of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, or visit Opera Garnier— home to the notorious "Phantom of the Opera". Paris has something of interest for everyone! This city devoted to the pursuit of pleasure will guide you through its romantic architecture, culinary delights, cultural sights, and will surely tempt every one of your senses.
If you’re looking for a comfortable place to stay, you don’t have to worry. From economy to luxurious accommodations, Paris hotels have something available for any budget. Many hotel rooms are available near the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Latin Quarter, near airports and all major rail stations.
Venice - Situated on one of 117 islands in the Venetian lagoon, you'll be awed by this city’s magical beauty. Filled with art, fine shopping and excellent food, you can lose yourself in the unique maze of canals and winding streets of Venice. You can stroll from the train station to relax in Piazza San Marco, visit the basilicas, take a look at the Peggy Guggenheim collection or explore the innards of the Palazzo Ducale and head up to the top of the Campanile for views of the city. Consider an off-season trip so you can have more of the city all to yourself. Remember to book in advance to get better deals for Venice hotels.
Rome -The timeless beauty of this city is inspired by its uncanny ability to blend ancient and modern cultures. Spend your day touring around Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Museums and St Peter's Basilica, marvel at the Coliseum and the Pantheon, take a lunch around Piazza Navona, watch Vespas speed by on the ancient cobblestone streets, splurge a night in the lively Trastevere or dance the night away at one of Rome's famous nightclubs. Hotels in Rome offer a wide variety of accommodation, from those conveniently located near landmarks, train stations or airports to family-run pensioni, you can unwind without worrying about your budget.
Amsterdam – Visit in spring, and that’s the perfect time to watch the daffodils and tulips in bloom. Join the Holland Festival in June, take a look around the Van Gogh Museum which houses 200 paintings of the world’s favorite tortured artist, or if you’re interested in the war history and Nazi occupation, take a trip to the Verzetsmuseum and explore the House of Anne Frank. Amsterdam offers ample opportunity for shopping. It is not widely known, but Amsterdam competes with cities like London, Paris and Milan, one of the differences being that Amsterdam has more to offer to those with less to spend. As for the place to spend your nights, Amsterdam hotels range from that of travelers looking for comfort and value for money to those in luxury hotels.
