Must-see tourist attractions in eastern Europe

Although the economy of Eastern Europe is not as good as that of Western Europe, from the perspective of tourism, Eastern European countries also have a unique flavor. The following are the must-see tourist attractions in eastern Europe I brought, I hope it will help you.

Ten famous countries in Europe

1. The Czech Republic * * * and China

The Czech Republic is located in the center of Europe, which is a country integrating culture, history and legend. Moreover, Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, is one of the most beautiful and romantic places in the world, with the best beer and the most beautiful women. Moreover, the Czech Republic is full of mysterious castles, from the world's first Gothic castle-Ruboka Castle to the best preserved Bohemian palace-Sternbock Castle. The spectacular Mikulov Castle is a perfect example of baroque architecture, while the Shihuk Castle has a unique Renaissance meaning. The long history and rich culture undoubtedly make the Czech Republic one of the most attractive countries in Eastern Europe.

2. Croatia

Croatia is located in the southeast of Europe. It has a history of more than 1 years, and its diverse scenery and long coastline have always attracted people. The 1185 islands and fairy-tale mainland here make it a perfect holiday resort. The most famous here are Brioni Islands National Park, Sixteen Lakes National Park and Corchula Island, the birthplace of Kyle Polo. Of course, the baroque architecture in the old city of Dubrovnik is also very attractive. Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is also a city full of beautiful culture. People here are very open-minded and hospitable.

3. Ukraine

Ukraine is the second largest country on the European continent, and Kiev, its capital, is the largest city in Ukraine. This city is full of golden roofs, elegant parks and delicious restaurants. Ukraine is rich in natural resources and beautiful scenery, such as Crimea, Carpathian, Danube Delta and vibrant Odessa. This is a perfect and cheap destination in both winter and summer.

4. Bulgaria

Bulgaria is full of sandy beaches, ski resorts, dense forests, charming buildings, exquisite food and vibrant nightlife. Sofia, its capital, is one of the oldest cities in Europe and the most important cultural center. The most famous scenic spot here is Sunshine Beach, which has more than 8 hotels and is famous for its nightlife.

5. Turkey

Turkey spans Eurasia, so it is also mixed with Eurasian traditions and cultures. There is a long history, rich culture and delicious food everywhere. The most famous place in Turkey is Capadocia, which looks like a miracle of nature. Istanbul is also an unforgettable city, famous for its famous mosques and spectacular buildings.

6. Montenegro * * and the United States

Montenegro * * * and the United States are considered as "a hidden pearl of the Mediterranean" and are divided into three regions: the coastal area in the west, the region with many gardens in the middle and the mountainous area. Montenegro is the first ecological country in the world, with the second largest canyon and the most beautiful beaches in the world, and it is also the largest bird sanctuary in Europe.

7. Russia

As the largest country in the world, Russia spans 11 urban areas and Eurasia. There are the oldest mountains here-Ural Mountain, deep lake Baikal, and countless literary giants and artists. On the territory of Russia, there are exquisite museums, precious monuments and religious buildings everywhere.

8. Romania

The most famous place in Romania is undoubtedly the place where Transylvania lives and the home of vampires. This is an amazing place. After coming here, you will know why the author can create the most famous vampire image here. Sibiu is the cultural center of Europe, Sini Svara has the best preserved residential castle, and brasov is a big city at the foot of the mountain.

9. Slovenia

Slovenia has a population of about 2 million. All the mountains here are covered with vineyards, and there are many dense ancient forests. Its capital, Ljubljana, is the largest city in Slovenia. In 211, it was selected as the book capital of the world by the United Nations, and maribor will become european capital of culture in 212. The coastline of Slovenia is full of Italian-style fishing villages, as well as clean and transparent blue waters, so Portoros has become one of the most popular seaside destinations.

1. Estonia

Estonia has become more and more popular with tourists, and its capital Tallinn is especially popular with weekend holidaymakers. There are 35 defensive towers and amazing municipal government, which are full of Gothic beauty and attract historians who like unique architecture. Moreover, the countryside of Estonia is also a perfect place to watch birds. In 1999, in one day, people saw 189 species of birds, breaking the world record.

Eight most famous scenic spots in Europe

1. The Louvre (the world's top four museums, a world-famous art hall)

Located on the north bank of the Seine River in the center of Paris, France, the Louvre ranks first among the world's four major museums. Founded in 124, the Louvre was originally the royal palace of France, where 5 French kings and queens lived. It is one of the most precious buildings in the French Renaissance and is famous for its rich collection of classical paintings and sculptures. The Louvre has the statue of Venus with a broken arm, the oil painting of Mona Lisa and the stone carving of the goddess of victory, which are known as the three treasures of the world. It has an art collection of more than 4, pieces, including sculptures, paintings, arts and crafts, ancient Oriental, ancient Egypt, ancient Greece and ancient Rome. From the works of art in ancient Egypt, Greece, Etruscan and Rome, to the works of art in eastern countries, there are sculptures from the middle ages to modern times, as well as a surprising number of royal treasures and fine paintings.

2. The Eiffel Tower (one of the world-famous buildings and one of the symbols of French culture)

The Eiffel Tower stands in the Ares Square in Paris, France, on the south bank of the Seine River. It is a world-famous building, one of the symbols of French culture, one of the landmarks of Paris and the tallest building in Paris. It is loved by the French as the "Iron Lady". The French say that the Eiffel Tower is "the watchtower of the capital", which is indeed the case. It has three observation platforms, namely, upper, middle and lower platforms, which can accommodate tens of thousands of people at the same time. The three observation platforms have different horizons and bring different interests. For a century, about 3 million people have climbed to the top of the tower every year, overlooking the city of Paris. The top observation deck is 274 meters from the ground. If you go up the 1652 steps, it will take almost an hour. Of course, you can also take the elevator to climb. This is the best place to look from afar. It will make people feel that the noisy Paris suddenly quieted down and turned into a huge map, with countless lines with different widths drawn from all the streets. The whole of Paris is at your feet, and when you have a clear vision during the day, you can expect to be 6 kilometers away.

3. The Colosseum in Rome (the new seven wonders of the world, the symbolic place of ancient Roman civilization)

The Colosseum in Italy was a place in the ancient Roman Empire for slave owners, nobles and freemen to watch the fighting of beasts or slaves. The spectacular Colosseum in the center of Rome was built by ancient Rome at that time to please the generals and soldiers who returned home in triumph and to praise the great Roman Empire. The architectural design of the Colosseum does not lag behind the modern aesthetic point of view. In fact, today, about 2 years later, every modern large stadium is branded with some design styles of the Colosseum in ancient Rome. Nowadays, through the media such as movies and history books, we can feel more deeply the cruel fighting and fighting between man and beast that happened here at that time, and all this is just to bring some primitive and barbaric pleasure to the spectators who are on the sidelines. The Colosseum is an exemplary masterpiece and miracle in the history of architecture, which is famous for its huge, majestic and spectacular. Although there are only half a skeleton left, its majestic spirit and momentum still exist.

4. The Arc de Triomphe (magnificent and representative building of imperial style)

The Arc de Triomphe in Paris, the Arc de Triomphe of the Lions, is located in the center of Charles de Gaulle Square in Paris, France, at the western end of the Champs Elysé es. The Arc de Triomphe, as its name suggests, is a gate to welcome the victorious troops going out to fight. It is the largest circular arch in the world today, located on the roundabout in the center of Charles de Gaulle Square in the center of Paris. This square was also built with the Arc de Triomphe of Lions. Because the completion of the Arc de Triomphe brought inconvenience to traffic, in the middle of the 19th century, a circular square and 12 roads were built around the Arc de Triomphe. Each road was 4-8 meters wide and radial, just like the brilliant light from a star, so this square was also called Star Square. The Arc de Triomphe is also called the "Stargate". The Arc de Triomphe is located at the end of the famous Champs Elysé es. Visitors can also go up to the large platform at the top of the museum, from which they can have a panoramic view of Paris, enjoy the bustling scene of the Champs Elysé es, the heroic posture of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame de Paris on the Seine and the Sacred Heart Church.

5. Hagia Sophia (one of the largest churches in the world)

Hagia Sophia is a religious building located in Istanbul, Turkey, with a long history of nearly 1,5 years. It is famous in the world for its huge dome, and it is a Byzantine architectural model that "changed the architectural history". Hagia Sophia means God's wisdom in Greek. The special feature of St. Sofia's Cathedral is that the plane adopts the shape of a Greek cross, and in space, it creates a giant dome, and there is no pillar to support it indoors. Mathematical engineers invited by Constantine the Great invented an architectural way to support and share the weight of the vault with arches, buttresses and small domes, so that a tall and round dome could be placed on the window partition to make people look up to the beauty and sacredness of heaven. The dome of St. Sofia's Cathedral is 55 meters above the ground, and it was the largest church in the world until the completion of St. Peter's Cathedral in the 17th century.

6. Acropolis (the most outstanding ancient building complex in Greece)

The Acropolis is the most outstanding ancient building complex in Greece, a comprehensive public building and the center of religion and politics. The Acropolis covers an area of about 4 square kilometers and is located on the Acropolis hill in the center of Athens. It was built in 58 BC. The earliest buildings in the Acropolis are the Temple of Athena and other religious buildings. The Acropolis of Athens, also known as Arquero Indianapolis of Athens, is Greek for "Arquero Indianapolis", which means "the city on high ground" or "the city-state on high hill". The buildings in the acropolis are magnificent, and from a distance, they look like a majestic ancient city, which is very solemn. There are several temples here, such as the Temple of Athena and the Temple of Erik, which exude a strong religious flavor and classical charm, especially the Temple of Athena, which is a model building of the Acropolis and listed as one of the seven ancient wonders famous in the world. The unique carving technology of the temple is decorated with various decorations, as if telling the vicissitudes and immortality of history and showing its ancient charm and solemn spirit to the world.

7. Milan Cathedral (Duomo Cathedral, one of the five largest churches in the world)

Milan Cathedral is the largest Gothic building in the world, one of the largest churches in the world, ranking second in scale in the world, second only to St. Peter's Church in the Vatican, and one of the most influential churches in the world. Located in the cathedral square in the center of Milan, the church is 158 meters long and 93 meters wide at its widest point. The highest point of the spire is 18.5 meters. It has a total area of 11,7 square meters and can accommodate 35, people. The whole appearance of Milan Cathedral is extremely gorgeous. The main cathedral is made of white marble, which is the largest marble building in Europe. It is called "Marble Mountain" and American writer Mark Twain called it "Marble Poetry". The whole building is Latin cross, and its length is greater than its width. For tourists, the most important place to miss is the top floor of the church. The church has six stone stairs and two elevators leading to the roof. There are 33 stone bridges criss-crossing the roof, connecting all parts of the hall. You can have a bird's eye view of the city when you climb to the top of the hall. On a clear day, you can also see the scenery of the Alps stretching to Matterhorn in the distance. Visitors can climb the summit on foot through the 92 steps, or they can choose to take the elevator to the summit.

8. St. Peter's Cathedral (the most sacred place of the Catholic Church and the largest church in the world)

St.Peters Basilica, also known as St. Peter's Cathedral and Vatican Hall. Designed by Michelangelo, it is a Pontifical Catholic Temple located in the Vatican. It was built from 156 to 1626 and is one of the important symbols of the Catholic Church. In front of the church is St. Peter's Square, which can accommodate 3, people. The square is 34 meters long and 24 meters wide. It is surrounded by two semicircular corridors. Each corridor is supported by 284 tall round pillars, and there are 142 statues of famous saints in the history of the church. The statues are different and lifelike. In the middle of the square stands a 41-meter-high Egyptian obelisk, which was erected in 1856 and carved from a whole stone. There is a beautiful fountain on both sides of the obelisk, and the trickling spring symbolizes the water of life given to believers by God. All the people who walked into St. Peter's Square were deeply moved by this grand scene.