Europe holds lots of wonder for you this autumn! 🍂
🛎️ Reminder: To explore wherever you want with your digital tour guide, don’t forget to download Piri Guide! 😊
Granda, Spain
The Alhambra, a spectacular palace and fortress complex that goes back to the 13th century, is what makes Granada the most popular tourist destination. It is one of the most recognizable monuments in Spain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Beautiful gardens, delicate tilework, and breathtaking Islamic architecture can all be found at the Alhambra. The Albaicn and Sacromonte, two of Granada’s ancient districts, have become famous for their winding lanes, white-washed homes, and old-world beauty. They provide us with a look at the city’s past.
Budapest, Hungary
Budapest has a lengthy and intricate past, with roots in the Roman Empire. Buda and Pest, which were initially two distinct cities, were combined to form Budapest in 1873. Numerous historical occurrences, including the Ottoman Empire, the Habsburg Empire, and World War II, have been observed in the city. Due to its abundance of thermal baths, Budapest is frequently referred to as the “City of Spas”. Among the most well-known are the Gellért Thermal Bath and the Széchenyi Thermal Bath. Both tourists and residents love these baths for relaxation and wellness.
Before landing in Budapest, don’t forget to read our Budapest Travel Guide! 💌
Gdansk, Poland
The historic port city of Gdansk sits in northern Poland. The city is on the shore of the Baltic Sea. Gdansk has a lengthy, colourful past that goes back more than a thousand years. It has been a vital economic and cultural hub in the area and an important figure in the history of Europe. Notably, the city played a significant role in the medieval trade alliance that became the Hanseatic League.
Some of the city’s notable landmarks are:
- St. Mary’s Church, which is one of the largest brick churches in the world,
- The Gdansk Crane, a medieval port crane,
- The Royal Route, a historic path through the city.
Florence, Italy
The capital of the Tuscany region is the historic city of Florence. It is well known for its extensive history, fine art, beautiful architecture, and rich cultural legacy. Florence is the “Cradle of the Renaissance” because of its crucial contribution to the cultural and artistic rebirth of the 14th to 17th centuries. Famous artists including Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Raphael lived there. The Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery are just two of the city’s top-notch museums and art galleries. They contain some of the most famous pieces of art in Europe and in the world.
🏃♀️ We should remind you that you can find more about Venice on the Piri Guide mobile app. Piri Guide detects your location, offers you the best travel routes, and starts telling you the hidden stories of wherever you are. All you have to do is to get your headphones or earbuds and follow the path at your own pace. Then, don’t set out for your trip before downloading the digital travel guide! 😊
Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon is the capital and largest city of Portugal, located on the western coast of the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe. It is one of the oldest cities in Western Europe, with a rich history dating back to its founding by the Phoenicians around 1200 BC. The city also is home to numerous museums, galleries, and historic sites. Some of them are:
- The Belém Tower
- The Jerónimos Monastery
- São Jorge Castle
- 25 de Abril Bridge
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