Tower of London: Skip the Line Ticket From 24€! And more The Tower of London found on the West bank of the city is one of London’s greatest tourist attractions.The complex consists of several buildings, fortifications, which over the centuries has been used as a fortress, powder, royal palace and a prison for prisoners of noble families. The Tower was built in 1078 by William the Conqueror in order to defend the city from foreign invaders. A century later, the building was completed by Richard the Lionheart with the addition of a surrounding wall and a moat filled with water from the Thames. Today the Tower of London is UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the precious jewels of the crown, as well as an elegant collection of the Royal Armory armor. The Tower is visited everyday by a large number of tourists, so it is advisable to buy tickets in advance or book a guided tour to skip the lines.

Trips From London From Just 54€! And more Charming medieval villages, mysterious prehistoric sites, quaint countryside, renowned academic centers, and locations of famous movies; you’ll find this and so much more in the surrounding areas of London! If you’re in the United Kingdom, don’t limit your trip to the country’s capital. Make the most of your visit to the "City" to discover the picturesque English landscapes with tours and guided visits that can last a full day or half a day. Among the most popular destinations Stonehenge must be mentioned, found about 145 km from London. This prehistoric site, considered one of the great wonders of the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has fascinated and haunted humanity for 5000 years. Were these 50-ton stones in two concentric rings, a place of pagan worship, an astronomical clock or a burial place of the Bronze Age? You just have to go there to try to figure it out for yourself!

Visit the Amazing Palace of Versailles From 44.10€!! And more The Palace of Versailles, the famous palace of the Kings and Queens of France and focal point of the beginning of the conflict of the French Revolution, is still today used for political purposes although it is also one of France’s greatest tourist attractions. The Palace of Versailles, or Chateau de Versailles, was the court of the noble French family’s between the early 17th Century until the abolition of the monarchy in 1792. When the palace was first built Versailles was but a country village and Louis XIII, pleased with the area, had a hunting lodge built in the small town. His successors gradually had the palace expanded to hold the amount of guests needed for the sumptuous party’s that were held in the Chateaux.

Visit the Empire State Building From 21€! And more Whether a NY rookie or a travelled veteran you can’t consider your trip to The Big Apple complete have you not paid a visit to the world-famous Empire State Building. Since its completion in 1931, it has been the key piece of the NYC Skyline. This is it one of the tallest skyscrapers in the city, which is ranked number one on the list of America’s favourite architecture. So iconic this building appears to be, that filmmakers have featured it in more than 250 movies. Among them are The Amazing Spiderman, When Harry Met Sally, New York Stories, Independence Day, King Kong, and many other big hits. However famous and unique, the structure had its bad times too. Being completed in the days of Great Depression and located inconveniently to public transportation, the Empire State Building had difficulty finding tenants and was sarcastically reffered to as the "Empty State Building”. Luckily sold in 50s, it turned profitable again.

Windsor Castle Tour From 54€! And more The Windsor estate is the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world. It is not only one of the official residences of the British monarchy, but also an amazing synthesis of nine hundred years of British history. In 1066 William the Conqueror chose this location west of London due to its strategic position on the Thames River. Since that time, all major events that occured from the conquest of Sir William to present time always took place near the Windsor Castle and are closely linked to the history of the British kingdom. The castle has had a great significance in British history throughout the years as it has seen the many trends and tastes of various rulers who succeeded one another. The castle extends over 45,000 square meters on an artificial hill and is one of the favorite residences of the monarchy. Queen Elizabeth II spends many weekends there and a flag that is hoisted on the round tower of the complex indicates her presence at the castle. Nevertheless, several areas of the castle open to the public are waiting to be discovered! This is a wonderful opportunity to immerse your self in a real fairy tale atmosphere!

Your Gondola Tour in Venice From Just 28€!! And more The best way to enjoy Venice and its gorgeous canals is on a ride in a charming traditional gondola boat. Now used for tourist purposes, the story of this unique form of transportation began in 1300 when the first gondolas were used to transport people arose the Grand Canal. The structure of the boat has changed over centuries, even if high quality wood used and the long construction process (over one year) has remained the same. Moreover, in a so particular city, which floats on a magnificent maze of canals, the art of creating this means of transport unique in the world has played a vital role. Hop aboard with an expert gondolier, the driver of this mythical boat, for a romantic and exclusive ride that wait for you in Venice!