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To have a short weekend in a European capital is perhaps easier to organize than a trip to one of the most beautiful islands in the world, but you still have to know where to go on the continent! London? Brussels? Berlin maybe? To make things easier for you here is a list of 5 European cities you definitely should consider visiting this fall.
Capital of Hungary, Budapest is one of those charming cities with a well-marked architecture (its majestic Gothic Parliament dominates the city on the banks of the Danube), original activities (the large public baths) and famous nightlife.
Art lovers will fall in love with Barcelona and GaudÃ's architectural quirks, in complete contrast to the more historic and authentic side. In addition to offering a real spectacle for the eyes, the Spanish city is a pleasure for the taste buds, a temple of friendly food and parties that stretch until no time.
Divided in two with a part on the European continent, and the other in Asia, the city of Istanbul in Turkey is an exotic and culturally rich experience, dotted with a bit of magic when you admire its lights at sunset.
A seaside town in the Spanish country, San Sebastian is the place for relaxation and the fresh air: idleness, water sports, walks along the water and walks in small narrow streets are the main activities to practice.
It's hard to imagine that a European metropolis could combine architectural modernity with the remains of 2,000-year-old temples, but that's what makes the city of Rome so special. If you travel to Rome, you can't leave the city without visiting the Colosseum. The old amphitheater is very impressive and still attracts lots of crowd from all over the world, even though there are no more gladiator fights. It is impossible not to fall under his spell!
