The Tallest Peaks in Europe
Atop of European ranges you’ll find marvelous snowcapped peaks.
A wedding is meant to be unforgettable. That’s why it needs to be in a place that’s equally unforgettable. Europe is one of the world’s most popular places for destination weddings – and for good reason. Whether you like big spectacular weddings or charming quaint ones, there’s the perfect romantic place for you in Europe.
Classic, timeless, beautiful – weddings in Greece are always memorable. Whether your wedding party is big or small, it’s one of the best wedding spots in Europe. In Greece, weddings aren’t always just a one-day event. Sometimes they can be a weeklong celebration of love and life.
Venice is arguably one of the most romantic cities in Europe. From gondola rides during the day to candlelit dinners during the night, the events before and after the wedding can be just as memorable as the wedding itself.
Your special day deserves a special backdrop. In Verona, there’s no shortage of amazing places to be with the one you love. Whether you get married in a stunning resort or quaint courtyard, there’s a perfect place to share your vows.
One of Europe’s culturally rich cities is also one of its best wedding destinations. Prague, Czech Republic, has a variety of wedding venues that make for a memorable wedding experience. From centuries-old cathedrals to modern hotels, you pick your perfect setting.
There’s no shortage of photo opportunities, wedding venues and city amenities to make your wedding as good as it can be. From sunrise to sunset, weddings in Prague are picturesque, charming, beautiful and, most importantly, unforgettable.
Turn a winter wonderland into a warm-hearted wedding. The Ice Hotel in Kiruna, Sweden offers some of the most striking wintery scenes in Europe and makes for an unforgettable setting to tie the knot. Don’t forget to pack your mittens and scarves!
Experience a wedding at La Guatia, the first and oldest of the three towers in San Marino, built in the 11th century and a landmark on the beautiful Italian peninsula. Every aspect of your wedding will be full of European charm.
The rich culture and beautiful settings of Barcelona blend together to create a perfect European wedding. With the Mediterranean Sea providing cool breezes and gorgeous cathedrals sprinkled throughout the city, there aren’t many better places to say ‘I do’ in Europe.
With the Mediterranean Sea as your backdrop, there aren’t many better places to say ‘I do’ in Europe. Enjoy cool breezes and stunning views on your special day. Lines of European boats in the docks can also make for some memorable photos of your European wedding.
Love is timeless. And so is Italy. So it’s no coincidence that the ancient city of Rome is one of the most popular wedding destinations in the world. Get married and see attractions like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Sistine Chapel all on the same trip.
From relaxing beaches to ancient stone buildings, the picturesque moments are never far between in Cyprus – especially here, with Aphrodite’s Rock serving as the backdrop. It’s fitting that the goddess of love and beauty’s namesake is a part of such a beautiful place.
Located in the heart of Luxembourg, the Château d’Urspelt brings all of the charm of Europe to weddings. The castle backdrop and lavish furnishings makes for one of the best spots for a wedding in Europe. Whether your wedding is big or small, it’s an ideal place for your special day.
Atop of European ranges you’ll find marvelous snowcapped peaks.
In 1987, the Council of Europe established the first Cultural Route of the Council of Europe, which is now one of 47 fascinating trails. These carefully constructed sightseeing itineraries encourage travelers to discover the richness and diversity of European heritage through transnational cultural routes. Since the first route was inaugurated over 35 years ago, the “Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe” label has come to represent Europe’s most culturally rich, thoughtfully designed historical routes. Known worldwide, these Routes are a model for intercultural dialogue, local development, and sustainable cultural tourism. We invite you to begin your journey and explore all the cultural routes in Europe! Stefano DOMINIONI Executive Secretary of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe and Director of the European Institute of Cultural Routes
Europe has been around for a long time. That’s why some of its most celebrated buildings are some of the oldest. But newer, more modern buildings can also be found. From Italy to Denmark, modern architecture has found its way into Europe’s heart. Browse this gallery to see some of the newest architectural marvels found throughout Europe.
European Heritage Sites include archives, monuments, archeological sites, and places of seminal cultural or political value, from the classic age to the present. Since the label’s inception in 2013, thirty-eight sites have been designated, bringing passages in Europe’s history to the foreground to honor, celebrate, and remember who built Europe, how, and why. They are lessons from the past to guide the future of Europe.
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Dashing through the winter forest on a sled, or skiing down the steep slopes, sitting in a chair lift as it rises towards the peak or walking across a suspension bridge – doesn’t that sound fun and exciting? The Mátra and Bükk Mountains have many excellent fun and adventure parks, with segway courses, streetball courts and pool ball pitches for anyone seeking an adrenaline rush. You can even ride down the hillside on two wheels or on cross-country rollers.
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