City breaks have never been more popular, especially as the credit crisis takes a piece of consumers' pockets. With many Britons choose to share their summer vacation for a couple of well-planned short term, here are our tips for a city breaks in Europe this year.
Usually when you think of summer vacation to begin evoking images of sitting on the beach all day sipping an umbrella, but also more and more holidaymakers are moving to the city for their holidays, European cities in particular.
Obviously, European cities are popular for many reasons: history, cooking, shopping. There is something for everyon
e and this is clearly a trend that many people who want to take a holiday this year with many British tourists to leave the beaches of Spain and Greece to the city beats all on the continent.
The main favorites of British tourists are Rome, Paris and Barcelona because they are well known. Paris has many famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre for art lovers here. Rome also has a large number of historical relics from the days when Rome ruled most of Europe, amazing structure like the Coliseum and the Circo Massimo have stood the test of time and can still be visited today.
There are many other towns worth visiting even if other than the three major Western Europe, much of which is accessible by train from the previously mentioned big cities. One of these attractions is Venice, which is known to be the city built on rivers rather than roads. Venice has been seen in many films such as Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the new Italian Job and the recent James Bond film Casino Royale. Not far from Venice, Milan, which is reputed to be one of the fashion capitals of the world?
Some tour operators offer deals in May where you can have multiple stops on your trip to add a little variety. An example could be flying to Rome or Venice, staying a few nights, then takes a train to Rome or Milan. Near Venice is also the Lake Garda, which can offer a break from the bustle of the city.
Budapest consists of two separate cities, Buda and Pest, located opposite each other on the Danube. Buda half is cultural, with many cafes, bars, music and intellectual coffee scene. Pest is the commercial hub, but also home to some museums, the fantastic riverside Parliament and the recently restored Cathedral of St. Stephen.
Budapest is famous for its spas and bath houses, one of the most accessible being the Gellert Baths at the beautiful art nouveau Gellert Hotel on the Buda side of the River. Castle Hill, Royal Palace, the Labyrinth of Buda Castle and Margaret Island are all worth a visit.
Other cities are Amsterdam and Prague, towing recent favorite deer and chicken for the weekend, but also amazing sights to see. Prague is a shining example of Eastern Europe with the culture and architecture of buildings is more surprising, especially when the snow fell.
flights to these cities can not normally be found fairly cheap due to a number of holidays being booked in part, a place for your hotel, and a place for your car rental and another for the flights you there .
Many companies allow you to compose your own holidays and you get to play the role of a travel agent and the perfect holiday for you. These multi-stop in town make sure you can see all the places you want in a short space of time, depending on what you want, you could spend a day or two in a place where you can spend a week with this kind of holiday you're the boss and you can March to the rhythm of your own drum.
Usually when you think of summer vacation to begin evoking images of sitting on the beach all day sipping an umbrella, but also more and more holidaymakers are moving to the city for their holidays, European cities in particular.
Obviously, European cities are popular for many reasons: history, cooking, shopping. There is something for everyon
e and this is clearly a trend that many people who want to take a holiday this year with many British tourists to leave the beaches of Spain and Greece to the city beats all on the continent.The main favorites of British tourists are Rome, Paris and Barcelona because they are well known. Paris has many famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre for art lovers here. Rome also has a large number of historical relics from the days when Rome ruled most of Europe, amazing structure like the Coliseum and the Circo Massimo have stood the test of time and can still be visited today.
There are many other towns worth visiting even if other than the three major Western Europe, much of which is accessible by train from the previously mentioned big cities. One of these attractions is Venice, which is known to be the city built on rivers rather than roads. Venice has been seen in many films such as Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the new Italian Job and the recent James Bond film Casino Royale. Not far from Venice, Milan, which is reputed to be one of the fashion capitals of the world?
Some tour operators offer deals in May where you can have multiple stops on your trip to add a little variety. An example could be flying to Rome or Venice, staying a few nights, then takes a train to Rome or Milan. Near Venice is also the Lake Garda, which can offer a break from the bustle of the city.
Budapest consists of two separate cities, Buda and Pest, located opposite each other on the Danube. Buda half is cultural, with many cafes, bars, music and intellectual coffee scene. Pest is the commercial hub, but also home to some museums, the fantastic riverside Parliament and the recently restored Cathedral of St. Stephen.
Budapest is famous for its spas and bath houses, one of the most accessible being the Gellert Baths at the beautiful art nouveau Gellert Hotel on the Buda side of the River. Castle Hill, Royal Palace, the Labyrinth of Buda Castle and Margaret Island are all worth a visit.
Other cities are Amsterdam and Prague, towing recent favorite deer and chicken for the weekend, but also amazing sights to see. Prague is a shining example of Eastern Europe with the culture and architecture of buildings is more surprising, especially when the snow fell.
flights to these cities can not normally be found fairly cheap due to a number of holidays being booked in part, a place for your hotel, and a place for your car rental and another for the flights you there .
Many companies allow you to compose your own holidays and you get to play the role of a travel agent and the perfect holiday for you. These multi-stop in town make sure you can see all the places you want in a short space of time, depending on what you want, you could spend a day or two in a place where you can spend a week with this kind of holiday you're the boss and you can March to the rhythm of your own drum.
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