Barcelona

• Visit the famous La Sagrada Familia Church ,one of the architect Antoni Gaudi’s masterpieces.
• Walk through the famous Las Ramblas road and pop in at the Boqueria Food market. Or take a stroll down the Gothic Quarter where you will find plenty of trendy bars, activities and restaurants.
• Do not fear missing out as public transport is fast, quick and easy for accommodation situated further from the city.

Madrid

• Travel from Barcelona to Madrid on the High speed train reaching speeds of up to 350 km/h, arriving at the destination within 3 hrs.
• Visit the famous Plaza Mayors' popular shopping district and along the way treat yourself to good food & delicacies, plaza in the centre of the old building.
• More attractions ranging from the beautiful architecture of the Plaza de Cibeles to the Puerta del Sol Town Square. View the magnificent architecture and kickstart your creative juices.
• At night time visit visit the lively "street that never sleeps", Gran Via to indulge in festivities till the sunrises.

Paris

Paris, of course, is a must see for any tourist. Main attractions are:

• Arc de Triomphe
• Louvre Museum
• Moulin Rouge
• 2.5 hour boat cruise across the city

• Eiffel Tower
• Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris
• Ave des Champs – Elysees

Monaco

Monaco is a tiny principality and most attractions can be visited during a walking tour. Main attractions are:

• Prince’s Palace
• Cathedral of Monaco Cathedral
• Casino Monte Carlo

Rome

Easiest way to see Rome is with the Hop on Hop off Bus visiting most tourist attractions. Taking a 48 hr pass works out cheaper than the day pass, & sometimes free entry is offered to certain attractions depends when your visiting period. Main attractions are:

• Visiting the Colosseum.
• The Beautiful Square Trevi Fountain , Piazza Navona.
• St. Peters Basilica & St. Peters Square.

Naples

Naples is a city you can traverse on foot. Strap on a pair of comfortable shoes & you can walk to trendy areas within minutes. Main attractions are:

• Most famous of all is the Piazza del Plebiscito. From here you can walk to the other attractions.
• A must see is the ruins of Pompeii and the San Genaro Catacombs
• And their pizzas' are to die for.

Florence/Pisa

Another city to see on foot:

• Basiliac di San Lorenzo is one of the cities oldest churches & in the main market district. Another historical cathedral in Florence is the magnificent Santa Maria del Fiora which you can see from afar.
• Another beautiful attraction is the Palazzo Vecchio, an old Grand Palace built in the 12th Century. Within walking distance is the Piazza Della Signoria, a well known square with lots of tourist attractions.
• And of course last but not least the Leaning Tower of Pisa, with a flea market to buy memorabilia close by.