Strolls along the Seine river are just one of the thousands of little pleasures 巴黎 offers among its more major attractions. Although the Mona Lisa may appear to be 巴黎’ headlining act in a grand splendor of magnificent artwork and majestic museums, it’s the city’s bohemian atmosphere, creative influence and one-of-kind architecture that truly makes 巴黎 a destination worth visiting.

If you think 布鲁塞尔 is just a hub for EU diplomats talking business, think again. 布鲁塞尔 has blossomed into one of Europe's most chic cities. The cobbled streets are aligned with elegant boutiques, scrumptious food spots and of course, thirst-worthy Belgian beer bars. Make sure you try some of 布鲁塞尔' world famous Moules Frites while you're in the Belgian capital.

Amsterdam combines beautiful 17th-century Golden Age architecture, hundreds of man-made canals crossed by thousands of bridges, and numerous world class museums with a world-famous year round party scene to create a relaxed atmosphere that is unique among European cities. Amsterdam is one of Europe’s most walkable (or bikeable) cities with over 7000 registered monuments interspersed among tiny alleys, gabled roofs, hidden courtyard gardens, picturesque shop windows, and houseboats floating on Amsterdam’s canals. Amsterdam is a dutch metropolis; however, its relatively small size and easily navigable nature make it one of the most accessible capitals in Europe, ideal for any traveler seeking a change of pace from the bustle of London or 巴黎.

Sitting upon the River Reine Cologne is both grand in its culture and architecture, while cozy and intimate in its cafe, bar and shopping scene. Get your fill of High Gothic architecture at the Cologne Cathedral, take a touristic, but very pretty, stroll through the Old City and soak up plenty of Pop Art and Picasso at the Museum Ludvig. As a student town both the Belgian Quarter and hip Rudolfplatz areas provide a welcoming alternative scene. The coffee is perfected, vegan food is aplenty and the bars lure you in like a good friend’s lounge.

Hamburg is probably Germany’s most modern looking city, with a gleaming futuristic skyline overlooking one of Europe’s largest waterfronts. The tankers and freighters on the Elbe river combine with picturesque sailboats and the legendary Fischmarkt market to produce a rich maritime tapestry for all of Hamburg’s visitors. No matter if you’re partying the night away in St. Pauli, sightseeing in Speicherstadt or relaxing at a suburban beach, Hamburg’s variety is sure to enthrall.

Berlin is Europe's epicenter of all things quirky, creative, and cool. This sprawling and constantly evolving metropolis attracts everyone from avant garde artists to history buffs to techno heads with its variety of things to see and do. During the summer Berlin is home to hundreds of open air parties, beer gardens. and party boat cruises along the canal. Whether you're up all night raving in Berghain or just enjoying the evening while sitting in a park enjoying a beer, Berlin is a city that caters to all interests and desires.

Prague’s ancient squares, narrow cobblestone streets and medieval church spires create a fairy-tale atmosphere for anyone who visits the Czech Capital. Prague is one of Europe’s best preserved cities, complete with its own 9th-century castle which looms over the city from across the Vltava River. The plan of the Old City, which has been unchanged for over 1000 years, contributes to the tangible sense of history that pervades everything in Prague.

Austria’s capital city is very much an imperial wonderland. Home to names such as Mozart, Beethoven, Klimt, Hundertwasser and Freud, it is a music, art and intellectual melting pot. Although small in imprint the city boasts baroque architecture and grand palaces that dwarf the viewer in both their size and magnificence. Be sure to explore the city by foot or the vintage ring tram, and don’t miss indulging in Vienna’s coffee culture and world famous wiener schnitzel.

Situated in the heart of Bavaria and home to Oktoberfest, lederhosen and weisswurst Munich may offer travelers a uniquely German experience but there’s a lot more to this laid back city than the typical cliches. Relatively small, chilled out and bike-friendly, it’s easy to fall in love with the city while exploring its gorgeous Altstadt or surfing the Eisbach River like the locals in the enormous Englischer Garten. And don’t forget the football! As home to Germany’s largest football club, even if you’re not a fan you definitely can’t ignore the football in Munich. Catch a game at the Allianz Arena or just head to a bar on game night and you’re sure to be swept up in the excitement.

Italy’s capital of chic boasts resident designers Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Armani making it a nirvana for any fashion follower. If you're not interested in indulging in the couture, Milan is certainly full of sightseeing experiences- from DaVinci’s last supper to the Castello Sforzesco art gallery. After a long day of sightseeing (or shopping) be sure to indulge in an espresso on the Piazza del Duomo and watch Milan's nightlife come alive.

A charming old labyrinth with singing gondoliers and sizzling seafood, Venice appeals to all senses and satisfies the imagination. Venice's is renowned for its beautiful architecture and artwork- from world-famous Venetian masks. silks, and stained glass. Venice perspires romantic allure, but it is not restricted to lovers as the city offers a unique beauty that can be enjoyed by all.

Watch your feet and you may find they start floating along the streets of Florence. The beauty of this city is a kind that sinks deep. Capital of the radiant Tuscany region, Florence is birthplace to the Renaissance, flaunting art pieces from Michelangelo to DaVinci at the Uffizi and Del’ Academia. However the city itself is a masterpiece to behold, views of the central Duomo Cathedral, Arno River and Ponte Vecchio bridge are enough to set the heart aflutter.

From the Colosseum to the Villa Borghese, Rome- the Eternal City, remains an inspiring center of art and world history even three millennia after its founding. No matter if you choose the most obvious tourist attractions or want to explore some of the more remote areas of the city, Rome’s beauty and elegance will be sure to amaze. While in Rome, be sure to book a visit to Vatican City- a sovereign country located completely within Rome that is home to both the Sistine and the Pope.