
EUROPE
Europe
Entre adoquines y campanas, aprenda cómo saludan los europeos, el ritmo de sus comidas y el cuidado de su patrimonio.
City guides
Empiece por una ciudad
Cada guía de ciudad incluye cronología, historias de personajes, lugares imprescindibles, fiestas y normas locales.
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Paris
Paris
4 lugares
From an island in the Seine to the 'City of Light': Notre-Dame, the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower
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Roma
Rome
4 lugares
The 'Eternal City': the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Vatican, a state within a city

Barcelona
Barcelona
2 lugares
Gaudí's city: Roman walls, the Gothic Quarter and Catalan Modernisme
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London
London
4 lugares
A port city founded by the Romans: the Tower, Westminster and the Thames

Wien
Vienna
4 lugares
Imperial capital of the Habsburgs and city of music: palaces, a cathedral and old cafés

München
Munich
3 lugares
A royal capital grown from a 'place of monks': Marienplatz, Nymphenburg Palace and Oktoberfest

Venezia
Venice
3 lugares
A maritime republic built on a lagoon: St Mark's, the Doge's Palace and Carnival

Lisboa
Lisbon
3 lugares
Starting point of the Age of Discovery: Belém Tower, the Jerónimos Monastery and the Alfama

Αθήνα Athens
Athens
2 lugares
Birthplace of democracy: the Acropolis, the Parthenon and the Acropolis Museum
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Amsterdam
Amsterdam
3 lugares
From a dam on the Amstel to a Golden Age city of canals

Tromsø
Tromsø
1 lugares
'Gateway to the Arctic': a city of explorers in the auroral zone

Eiffel Tower
The 'Iron Lady' on the Seine, Paris's irreplaceable city totem

The Acropolis of Athens
Sunrise over the Parthenon, where Western civilisation caught its first light

Santorini
Blue-domed churches and white cave houses: the ultimate Aegean romance on a cliff

Zaanse Schans
Turning windmills three centuries old: an open-air museum of the Dutch Golden Age

Keukenhof
A spring of 7 million bulbs: the 'Garden of Europe' in its once-a-year bloom

Jungfrau
The 'Top of Europe' at 3,454 m: a fairy-tale world of ice palace and snowfields

Schönbrunn Palace
The Habsburgs' summer palace: an imperial dream of 1,441 rooms
Hallstatt
A lakeside salt-mining village, the postcard model for 'the world's most beautiful village'

Belém Tower
A Manueline jewel at the mouth of the Tagus, watchman of the Age of Discovery

Cabo da Roca
'Where the land ends and the sea begins': the westernmost point of mainland Europe

Geirangerfjord
A World Heritage fjord, the soul of Norway where the 'Seven Sisters' falls cascade

Louvre
A medieval palace turned into the world's largest temple of art, where 'the Mona Lisa's smile' awaits you
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Vasa Museum
A warship that sank in 1628 sees daylight again: a time capsule of Sweden's age of empire

Colosseum
The heart of the empire, where gladiators' cries still seem to echo among the arches

St Peter's Basilica
The centre of the Catholic world: a monument of faith beneath Michelangelo's dome
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Sagrada Família
Gaudí's lifelong 'Bible in stone', a church that is still growing

Tower Bridge
A Victorian gentleman in blue on the Thames, the afterglow of empire in every opening

Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster
The Gothic Houses of Parliament on the Thames, keeper of the world's 'standard time'

Neuschwanstein Castle
The dream castle of the 'Fairy-Tale King' Ludwig II, inspiration for the Disney castle

Brandenburg Gate
From division to unity: the 'triumphal arch' of modern German history

Sachertorte
Vienna's most famous chocolate cake, over which two old houses fought legal battles for decades.

Pastel de nata (pastel de Belém)
Invented by the monks of the Jerónimos Monastery; the recipe is still locked in a secret room.

Fish and chips
Jewish immigrants in London's East End opened the first shops in the 1860s, once wrapping it in old newspaper.

Paella valenciana
Named after its pan; Valencians say only the version with rabbit and chicken is the real thing.
Neapolitan pizza
The original soft, thin pizza with a puffy rim — though the Margherita story may have been made up later.
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Baguette
A long loaf whose recipe is set by law, added to UNESCO's intangible heritage list in 2022.
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Anne Frank House
The secret annexe behind a bookcase where Anne Frank's family hid for two years and she wrote her diary.

Rijksmuseum
Treasure house of the Dutch Golden Age: Rembrandt's Night Watch and masterpieces by Vermeer and Hals are all here.

Amsterdam canal ring
Concentric half-rings of canals planned in the 17th-century Golden Age: the Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht, lined with gabled hous…

Acropolis Museum
Ancient ruins beneath glass floors, and a glass gallery on the top floor facing the Parthenon.

Jerónimos Monastery
A Manueline masterpiece built with the riches of the spice trade, where Vasco da Gama is buried.
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Doge's Palace
The seat of power of the Venetian Republic: the doge's residence, council chambers, courts and prisons were all in this Gothic palace.

St Mark's Basilica
The Venetian Republic's 'state chapel': golden mosaic domes and four bronze horses brought back from Constantinople.

Nymphenburg Palace
The Wittelsbachs' summer palace: its façade is wider than Versailles', and it was the birthplace of Ludwig II, the 'Fairy-Tale King'.

Marienplatz and the New Town Hall
Munich's central square since 1158: the Glockenspiel in the New Town Hall tower re-enacts a 16th-century wedding and the coopers' dance.

Viennese coffee houses
One coffee buys you an afternoon: marble tables, Thonet chairs, newspaper racks and a glass of water served with your coffee.
St Stephen's Cathedral
A Viennese landmark with a coloured tiled roof, witness to many great events in Habsburg and Austrian history.

Tower of London
William the Conqueror's White Tower: royal palace, prison, armoury and Crown Jewels, all in one castle.

Park Güell
Gaudí's naturalist work: a mosaic lizard, a serpentine bench and a hillside view over the whole city.
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Pantheon
A concrete dome almost two thousand years old, still the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world, with sunlight pouring in through the o…

Notre-Dame de Paris
The epitome of French Gothic: flying buttresses, rose windows and a nave reopened after the fire of 2019.

Italian coffee bars
An espresso knocked back standing at the bar is how Italians start the day.

Nuremberg Christmas Market
27 de noviembre – 24 de diciembre de 2026
One of Germany's most famous Christmas markets: wooden huts on the old-town square, finger-length grilled sausages and the scent of gingerbread.

Munich Oktoberfest
18 de septiembre – 3 de octubre de 2027
The world's largest folk festival: giant beer tents on the Theresienwiese, Bavarian brass bands and a cry of 'O'zapft is!'

Carnival of Venice
23 de enero – 9 de febrero de 2027
Put on a mask and a cloak, and step into the old Venetian Republic in St Mark's Square.
