Situated on the Mediterranean coast, Barcelona has always had importance as a port. In recent years, its importance has increased since it was proclaimed global city.

One of the most famous of Barcelona is undoubtedly the expiatory temple of the Holy Family. La Sagrada Familia was begun on April 19, 1882, from the idea of Francisco de Paula del Villar, but at the end of 1883 was commissioned Antoni Gaudí who design and construction. Today, 126 years later, the Sagrada Familia is still not finished, yet it is the most recognized symbol of the city, famous for its unique architecture and symbolism present in all the sculptures and building facades.

Another of Gaudi’s masterpieces was the Park Güell. Built between 1900 and 1914, was opened in 1922. He is known for its architectural elements with religious symbolism and geometric themes. This park is, since 1984, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Mount Tibidabo, the highest point of the city, is a place worth visiting. At 512 meters tall, the mountain offers great views of the city. The first amusement park in Spain, the Tibidabo Amusement Park, built in 1899, also is located there, and makes available to smaller ones like the older ones an opportunity for family fun in an outdoor environment. Outside the park is the funicular and tram, connecting the mountain with the rest of the city.

Mount Montjuic is another tourist place one must visit if you have the chance. Located in the southwest of the city, there is the Palace of Montjuic and the National Museum of Catalan Art. The Poble Espanyol was a microcosm originally created to represent Spain in Catalonia during the International Exposition of 1929, but this fusion of architecture and craftworks of Spain is still a major attraction of the place.

One of the key moments in the history of the city was the 1992 Olympic Games. And it was built the Olympic Village in Poble Nou. Nearby is the Olympic Port Olympic yl’Anella, sports stadiums that were built or upgraded specifically for the Olympics. For sports fans, not just this part of the city they’ll be interested, but also one of the most important stages, the Montjuic Olympic Stadium, the site of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Barcelona. The Palau Sant Jordi and the famous Nou Camp is place to visit for those who relish the sport.

For lovers of theater, the Teatre Nacional de Catalunya, opened in 1996, is a magical place. Its two rooms, the great classical amphitheater as to ensure greater visibility and small, mobile galleries to accommodate the different scenarios, like workshops, provide greater interaction with the actors.

If you want to relax and enjoy the company of artists, journalists and intellectuals in Finland, should visit the Hotel Kamp, one of the most beautiful and best known of the city’s bohemian scene. Its hall of mirrors is the most impressive in this historic building that was renovated recently.

The most important buildings are neo classical style. Carl Ludvig Engel was asked to give a new face to the center of the city in the nineteenth century. The central part of his works on the famous Senate Square, surrounded by the Helsinki Cathedral, completed in 1852, the building of the University and government buildings. One of the most prominent monuments of the city is the Cathedral of Helsinki, recognized as the symbol of the city.

However, this city is also famous for its art nouveau buildings represented in the early 1900s. The Kalevala theme is prominent in the national art of the time. One representative of this theme is the great Helsinki railway station.

In the cultural scene, highlights the huge and controversial Finland Hall, a music room Aalto’s work. Some buildings, like the Olympic Stadium, built for the Olympics in 1940 but used for the 1952 Olympics, or Helsinki Malmi Airport have been classified as monuments of national importance, cultural and historical.

The most important museum in the city is the National Museum of Finland, as the museum of the city of Helsinki. Helsinki National Theatre is the most important theater in the city, which represent the best works. The National Gallery of Finland, consisting of three museums and exhibition halls, one for European art, one for the art of Finland, and one for modern art.

Even the poet Petrarch in the fourteenth century, thought that this city noted for its breathtaking beauty. Cologne is a city that is famous for its great cathedral, the famous Cologne Cathedral, one of the oldest and most impressive in Europe. The cathedral, with two domes, is one of the major attractions of the city and climb to the top, one will have to climb the 509 steps up to the gallery, which is over 170 meters above the ground, and the structure built by the world’s tallest man. It took more than 600 years to build the cathedral, or Duomo, begun to be built on Roman ruins after Frederick Barbarossa donate the supposed relics of the Three Kings. This made the city became, before the twelfth century, a major center of pilgrimage in the region. Moreover, even today you can still see the relics, found near the altar of the Cathedral of Cologne.

Beside the famous cathedral is the impressive Germany-Roman Museum, a building that was a hiding place for civilians during the air battles of World War II. During this time discovered perfectly preserved remains of an ancient Roman mosaic still remains and can be viewed at the museum.

Nearby, in the center and the historic city center, two museums are more futuristic and contemporary art, Wallraf-Richartz Museum and the Museum Ludwig. The Wallraf-Richartz Museum we can find a wide and interesting collection of art from the XIV and XX, while in the Ludwig Museum we can find the most exclusive art of the twentieth century, which almost rivals the legendary Guggenheim Museum New York. In both museums you can see exclusive works of the best artists and painters, as well as several permanent and temporary exhibitions of different styles.

One of the best hotels in the city is also located in this magical area of the city center. The Dom Hotel is an architectural monument in itself because it is almost attached to the cathedral. Here one can enjoy a luxurious and comfortable stay, as to the decor reminds us that we are part of the world. We recommend visiting the famous and elegant coffee Atelier am Dom, a café glass walls covered with the best views of the cathedral and the famous Petersglocke, the huge 24 ton bell that marks the hours while you enjoy the views.

The city is famous for its beer, Kölsch, sold in all restaurants and markets in the city. In addition, the city has a broad cultural landscape, which highlights its many museums and concert halls. Cologne is a city also known for its Carnival which starts every November 11 at 11:11 hours. In the evening, a stroll through the city and Hohenzollern Bridge is a magnificent bridge over the Rhine River which decorates the edges.

Cork is a city full of culture. Highlight the many museums, art academies and festivals held throughout the year. The Cork Jazz Festival is held every October since 1978 and brings together the genius of jazz.

Cork architecture known for its Georgian-style buildings. There are still remnants and ruins of medieval buildings, such as Red Abbey. Red Abbey Red Abbey, dating from the fourteenth century, and today only the tower remain central.

The city has two cathedrals, the Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Finbarr’s Cathedral. St. Mary’s Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral which dates from 1808. St. Finbarr’s Cathedral, XIX century, is a Protestant cathedral, and is built on an ancient cathedral dating from the seventh century. Above the sanctuary of the cathedral is an elaborate Angel of the Resurrection of copper and gold.

Among the more modern monuments stands the Town Hall was once the tallest building in Ireland. Elysian Tower now holds the post. One of the most famous churches is the Church of Shandon, famous for its tower. The south and west walls of the church are made of white stone typical of the region, while the other two walls are made of red stone. The tower is considered the symbol of the city, and the top is a weather vane of 3.3 meters.

One of the most famous streets in Cork is the street of San Patricio. This street is full of old buildings and the best shops, and is noted for its curved shape. The street takes its original form to the fact that it was originally built on arches over the River Lee. The nearby Grand Parade Avenue is the city’s financial district, full of large companies and offices.

In this city include other tourist attractions such as Elizabeth Fort, Cork Opera or Fitzgerald Park, with a small swamp in the middle. It also highlights the quadrant of the University of Cork, one of the most important institutions of the country. It is worth visiting the UK market, a covered market dating back to 1610.

The region is located on the coast, enters the regions of Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire. The region was founded in 1138, and almost from the beginning to split into two parts, the English-speaking south and the north side, more traditional. The imaginary line that separates them is called Landsker. This created a curious mix of cultures and influences.

The most popular are Tenby and Saundersfoot. Tenby is a fishing town with walls and dating from the thirteenth century. Tenby is situated in Carmarthen Bay. The city is a popular tourist destination due to its 4 miles of beaches. Among its tourist attractions are Arches Gate Five, a historic building, or the church of St. Mary, the fifteenth century. They further point out the many museums and art galleries. When the tide is low, you can visit the Santa Catalina Island, but if you want to surf, you can visit Caldey Island, a popular destination for a day trip.

St. David’s is a small town, possibly the best known of the region. The city on the River Alyn, is the ecclesiastical capital of Wales. Here are the remains of St. David, the patron of the region. The city is the only city in the country that is located within a national park. St. David’s is built around the Cathedral of St. David, and during medieval times was a place that attracted pilgrims. Near the Cathedral is the Bishop’s Palace, dating from the fourteenth century. Nearby is the Cambrian cliff, a place where many come to kayaking or to enjoy the wonderful views. The city is known for the comprehensive range of water sport that offers its visitors.

Highlight the many castles in the area. Formerly many of the castles were used as defenses and military strengths, but later became residence of dukes and earls. One of the most beautiful castles is the Castle Cresswell, Cresswell riverside. Another castle that stands out is Haverfordwest Castle, a thirteenth century castle, formerly a fortress. Llawhaden Castle is another castle typical of this area of Wales.

The highest point of the region is Foel Cwmcerwyn, the Preseli hills. The mountain is located in the National Park Pembrokeshire Coast. This national park is the only country that is located on the coast. Several coves, bays and lakes adorn the coast of the region and attract tourists. Walk highlights the Pembrokeshire Coast, where both tourists and locals enjoy the views surrounded by nature.

The city owes its name to the Alte Innbrücke, the bridge over the River Inn near the Altstadt, the oldest part of town. The bridge has existed since 1080.

Innsbruck is located in a valley surrounded by mountains. Which is why we have concluded Winter Olympics in 1964 and 1976? Most hotels organize bus service to transport guests to one of the eight major ski resorts close to Brennerpass.

The most prominent mountains in the region are Nordkette of 2.334 meters high, Patscherkofel of 2.246 meters high, and Serles, of 2.718 meters in height. The mountains of the region are ideal for winter sports and competitions are organized every year skiing or snowboarding. Some of the tracks that stand out are Axamer Lizum, Igls, Seefeld, Patscherkofel, Stubai Valley or Tulfes. Some of the mountains are covered by a cold ice layer that allows people to ski even during the summer months.

The city is full of museums and galleries. In addition to exhibitions of art from museums during the months of summer there are music festivals, dance and art that adorn the parks and streets. Most of the oldest buildings in this city are now filled with bars, shops and trendy restaurants.

Among the many historic buildings of the region highlights the Goldenes Dachl, an old building from 1500, famous for its golden roof. The roof is decorated with golden tiles 2657 and the handover of the balconies of the building depicts the life of Maximilian I. Kaiserliche also highlights the Hofburg, the Imperial Court and the Altes Landhaus, the former federal parliament.

One of the most prominent buildings is the Hofkirche, the Imperial Church, where the cenotaph of Maximilian I. The church is an impressive gothic monument dating from the XVI century. Another church that stands out is the Dom zu St.Jacob, the Cathedral of St. James.

One of the main streets of the city, full of historical buildings, upscale restaurants and innovative shops, is the Maria-Theresien-Strasse. The Tiroler Landestheater of Innsbruck, one of the most famous theaters in the region. Among the museums located throughout the city include the Riesenrundgemälde, the Tiroler Landesmuseum and the Tiroler Volkskunstmuseum, dedicated to culture and history of the region. The Schloss Ambras is a sixteenth century castle which has now become a museum. Near the castle is a park, the Schlosspark Ambras.

Other sites you should visit this city in the Alps are the Alpenzoo, the Alpine Zoo or the Botanical Garden of the University of Innsbruck. The city is filled with numerous parks and during the warmer months, the two large parks and lakes, and Lansersee Baggersee, are full of people and festivals.

The city, founded in 1632, initially was a strong Cossack. He later became a prominent city where, in the nineteenth century, were discovered gold and diamond mines. Now here are many companies engaged in mining of these two materials.

The city even today is a mixture of traditional cultures. While many traditions were lost during the years before perestroika, the Evenki and Yakut still form an important part of the population. The Yakut Turkic peoples from northern and central Eurasia, and have historically been devoted to hunting, fishing and reindeer herding and horses. Today you can see traditional houses, or yurts, in nearby towns. Several of them preserve the tradition of olonkho, a traditional form of writing and reciting poetry on the life of the people of Sakha. Another trend is important are the ewenki, another nomadic people who lived in cuoluozi, large tents. Even today they are representatives of these peoples, traditionally engaged in raising horses.

In this city you can recognize the descendants of nomadic hunters and reindeer that once roamed the icy region each year. Most people wear fur coats, and there a topic as controversial as the hunting of animals for their fur clothing is not a problematic issue, because wearing fur here is not a luxury but a necessity.

The city is connected with other towns along the road Lena, but getting there should take the ferry along the river in summer or cross the frozen river in winter. Many people visit this region when excursions to Lake Baikal. Therefore, both Yakutsk and the wider region attract many eco-tourists and scientists. It recommends visiting the nearby town of Magan, a traditional village where even today preserves the traditions typical of Yakut, such as reindeer husbandry.

Yakutsk has a few theaters and museums. Highlights include the Museum of the Mammoth and museums devoted to history and culture of the Sakha region. Another famous site is the theater of Sakha, or Sakha, who now has a new building located in one of the most important squares, the Plaza Oyuunsky. It is worth visiting the Spassky Monastery, which dates from 1664.

Another landmark of the city is Kulakovsky Street, one of the main streets. Yakutsk University hosts the Academy of Sciences of Russia, and has one of the major centers of study cosmofísica and permafrost.

For the cold steppes of this part of Siberia can still find ancient towers of the fortresses. There is Several Ostrog dating from 1683. The Lensky Ostrog, or strong Lensky, who later became the city, was founded in 1632.

Yakutsk is without doubt one of the coldest cities on Earth, where the average temperature of -10 º C. slashing During the long winter months, the city reaches -50 degrees C, although during the short summer months the temperature may surprise more than 30 º C.

The Lena River, which runs from the city, attracts many tourists during the summer months. Several cruise ships pass through the city, and tourists can enjoy the beauty of Siberian nature. The best views can be enjoyed near the Lena Pillars. The pillars are a rock formation that taper along the side of the river Lena.

Bern is the capital of the canton of Bern, one of the major population centers of the country. The historical center, or the Old Town of Bern, is listed in the list of World Heritage of UNESCO. In addition, according to several published studies, the city of Bern has one of the best qualities of life of the world.

The town lies just west of the center of the country, only about 20 kilometers from the Bernese Alps. Therefore, citizens enjoy amazing views of the mountains. The nearest mountains are mountains Gurteen, 958 meters high, and Banting, 947 meters high. For here too there is the old observatory in Bern.

The center of the city even today continues with the same design as in previous centuries, with their stone medieval streets and buildings not too high. It has therefore been recognized as World Heritage by UNESCO. In the area of the ancient city is one of the icons of the city, the Zytglogge, a large tower with a huge astronomical clock decorated with marionettes. The Zytglogge is a building of more than 800 years has been renovated in more than one occasion.

This area is also a beautiful Gothic cathedral, the Münster, which dates from the fifteenth century. Construction began in 1421, but the tallest tower, 100 meters, only ended in 1893.

The Rathaus, Town Hall, a building which also dates from the fifteenth century. The streets of the old part of town are decorated with a multitude of arches, creating the Lauben, making a walk through the old streets rather than relaxed.

One of the most historic was the Bärengraben, the fossa of the bears, found Nydeggbrücke near the bridge that crosses the river Aare. This site dates from the sixteenth century but was closed last year and now plans to build a Bärepark, a park for the bears. The bear is the symbol of both the city and the canton.

Another site worth visiting is the Bundeshaus, Federal Palace, built between 1857 and 1902. Today this historic building is the national parliament, the government and part of the federal administration, and excursions are organized each year by.

Undoubtedly one of the most visited buildings is the Einsteinhaus, the house where Albert Einstein lived in the street Kramgasse 49, from the years 1903 to 1905. The house stands as a house museum with a variety of portraits both families as scientists of the time.

Bern is a very green city, with several parks. The Rosengarten, the Rose Garden is located in the heart of the city, with wonderful views towards the ancient streets of Bern. The city is also full of sources that are spread across the city. Highlights the latest source found in the Federal Palace.

Bern is full of historic buildings and monuments, such as the Gewerbeschule Bern, or the Technical College of Bern, which dates from 1937, and Archiv für Eidgenössisches Denkmalpflege, or Swiss Monument Archives. One of the most luxurious districts is the former Kirchefeld district, full of mansions built in 1881.

Bern is a city full of culture indeed. Among its charming cobblestone streets and buildings with decorated facades can find a variety of theaters, museums, galleries and monuments. Stresses Theater Bern, where is common that represent the best operas or best plays. Another theater that stands out is the Theatre of Tojo, something smaller.

Also notable are several museums and galleries located throughout the city. The Art Gallery of Bern and is devoted to more contemporary art. The Kuntsmuseum is dedicated to the fine arts, while the Zentrum Paul Klee is devoted to modern art. Highlights include the Historical Museum, with a large exhibition on the life and discoveries of Albert Einstein, and the Museum of Natural History.

To view the most historic and iconic films are recommended to visit the Lichtspiel Kinemathek Bern. Among the historical museum there is even a Swiss Rifle Museum curious, full of all kinds of rifles and pistols, a museum dedicated to the Swiss Alps, and a museum dedicated to vintage trams. The city also has a large collection of antiquities in the Antikensammlung Bern.

Other buildings that stand out are the Federal Casa de la Moneda, the Thunplatzbrunnen or large collection of the Federal Archives. Near the center of the city are the Swiss National Library and the Historical Museum, a large museum that dates back to 1894. The Universal Postal Union is also in this city, and the monument of Weltpostdenkmal decorates a garden city.

In Bern, take place every few months fairs and festivals of all kinds. Among the fairs, both local and visitors can enjoy the curious Zibelemärit fair, a large market of onions. BeJazz festival highlights, a great festival taking place in both winter and summer brings the best jazz artists. Other festival highlights include the Buskers festival or Gurtenfestival.

Historically, the city was one of the most industrially advanced and socially. In this city there are various races, cultures and traditions through the centuries. One of the first “Chinatowns” or Chinatowns across Europe was founded in this city, when many Chinese seamen settled here during the nineteenth century. The gate that adorns the entrance to this neighborhood is one of the largest and most decorated.

This city is best known as the birthplace of the legendary British band The Beatles. The Beatles continue to attract thousands of tourists every year who want to see the city that saw the group evolve. The Beatles Story is located in Albert Dock, and is a museum dedicated to the four singers. Also, walking around the city, one can find thousands of details in honor of the Beatles, from museums and cafes to iconic photographs.

One of the most visited sites and a favorite of sports fans is Anfield, Liverpool FC Stadium, which was founded in 1892. This stage attracts millions of fans each year.

The city celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2007. In 2004, several of the most famous monuments of the city, in the maritime and commercial city became a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. These include Pier Head, Albert Dock and William Brown Street.

The Pier Head area on the shore is one of the most beautiful parts of the city, which is decorated with so-called “Three Graces,” three of the most emblematic buildings of the city on the River Mersey. It is part of a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

One of these buildings is the Royal Liver Building, in 1911, is 90 meters high and was one of the tallest buildings in the city. This building is one of the most famous of the city, and is decorated with so-called “Liver Birds” Liver Birds, which have become a symbol of Liverpool. According to legend, these two birds watch over the city. In addition, the towers of the building are decorated with clocks of 7.6 meters in diameter, larger than Big Ben, and settled there so that the sailors could see the time to spend on boats.

Another of the most famous buildings is the Cunard Building, built between 1914 and 1917. The most curious of this building is its architecture, an interesting mix of Italian and Greek revival, and the elaborate sculptures that adorn their walls. Most of the building is made of marble and stands on its inherent design. Besides the building is the Cunard War Memorial, designed by Arthur Davis and dating from 1920. The monument consists of a large bronze statue atop a Doric column.

The other building which adorns the city is the Port of Liverpool building. This building also stands out for its architecture, Baroque style, decorated with a large dome. The entrance to the building, which overlooks the river, is decorated with two statues of two women, each representing trade and industry. It also highlights the marine theme and elegant wood and marble decorations. Also, here is the structure of a globe on top of two dolphins that represent Neptune.

This also highlights the dynamic city of Liverpool Cathedral. The cathedral is the fifth largest cathedral in the world. A 67 meter high bell tower is one of the highest worldwide. There are thirteen bells of the cathedral, known as the Bells Bartlett, who weigh more than 16.5 tonnes. Great George is the main bell, weighing about 14.5 tons, and the second largest, behind the bell of St Paul’s Cathedral in London.

The business district of the city is located around the Castle Street and Dale, and is filled with medieval streets. Here in Liverpool City Council, an impressive building dating from the late eighteenth century. The most modern city, full of music, art and culture, is located near William Brown Street. Emphasize the William Brown Library, Walker Art Gallery and World Museum Liverpool. The most beautiful building is the St. George’s Hall, a neoclassical building in the mid-nineteenth century, which is usually held several public events.

Arundel is a small town in West Sussex in the UK. This city is known for its narrow cobblestone streets, its traditional market and Arundel Castle.

The stately old castle dates back to 1068, and was built by King William the Conqueror. The castle now had a fortress on the River Arun.

Arundel Castle has undergone major changes over the years. For example, in the year 1132, during the visit of the Empress Matilda, it was built a new wing to the castle to accommodate the Empress and her servants. Centuries later, in 1846, the castle was honored with the presence of Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert. Parts of the rooms were renovated for the royal visit, the pictures were changed, and the royal apartments are furnished with Victorian furniture. The apartments have been changed since your visit and now it known as “The Victorian Room.”

To enter the castle, there are four different types of entries, the entry bronze, silver entry, the entry of gold and gold plus input. With each entry will allow access to different sites in the castle, chapel, gardens or rooms. According to legend, it is said that the Earl of Arundel, who originally built the castle, still wandering the keep. Another ghost that keeps walking through the halls in the light of the moon is the ghost of a girl dressed in white jumped from a tower after the death of her boyfriend. The mysterious spirits of the Blue Man often meet people in the library. It is said that this ghost has lived in the castle from the 1630s. Many times, residents and visitors have seen a young boy working in the kitchen. Staff also said he saw a mysterious man who walks the halls, but who disappears when approaching. Also note that if you find a bird like an owl flying near the windows, means that one of the occupants of the castle will die soon.

The small village of Pluckley is situated in the district of Ashford in Kent. It is said that this town is the most haunted town across the country. It is said to live in this town about thirteen or fourteen ghosts. Among the spirits is Robert Du Bois, who died when a spear stuck in a tree, and who is still there, although the tree is gone. About Monte Maltman many people have seen a coach with horses. In this village there are the spirits of a Roma woman who was burned, a dark ghost of a miller in an old mill, and a troubled ghost who cries to get close to where the bricks were made. They are also the bodies of a schoolteacher hanging on a street and a colonel in Park Wood. The village of Pluckley also has two lovers, the Lady of Rose Court, who ate poisoned fruit, and her lover, Monk Phantom of Greystones. In the cemetery of the Church of St. Nicholas is the ghost of the White Lady Dering, who was buried in a sarcophagus tombs and seven oak, and her ancestor, Lady Red, who also still appears in this cemetery, along with a third unidentified ghost. Without doubt the most charming town is the Screaming Woods, a forest full of spirits of those who were lost in the woods, and whose cries are still heard. In this village, is also buried Sir Edward Dering, a famous British politician.

Another enchanted castle is Chillingham Castle, a medieval castle by the year 1298 was a monastery. Originally, the castles were on the border between two warring states, England and Scotland. The most famous ghost of the castle was the Blue Boy, who used to appear with a radiant halo in the room rose, levitated above the bed. However, when a wall collapsed in the room they found two bodies, and the ghost disappeared. It is also said that this castle live John Sage, a torturer, and Lady Mary Berkeley, a lady who lived in this castle.

Warwick Castle, which, as its name suggests, is located in the city of Warwick, is an ancient castle with a tower on the river Avon. Watergate Tower is generally known as the Haunted Tower. It is said that sometimes appears the spirit of Sir Fulke Greville and his servant, who was murdered in 1628. According to legend, the ghost of the late Sir Greville appears from your picture above the fireplace.