Germany is a must on any European tour itinerary as there is plenty of history, art and culture to keep visitors enchanted. There are numerous [tag-ice]attractions in Germany[/tag-ice] such as the Neuschwanstein Castle that overlooks the Hohenschwangau valley. This castle was the inspiration for Walt Disney when designing the Sleeping Beauty Castle for Disney Land. Read more

The top [tag-ice]cities in Europe[/tag-ice] offer awesome sights to see and have many exciting things to do and places such as the Coliseum, Eiffel Tower, Tower Bridge, Musee du Louver, Acropolis, Duomo, Musee d’Orsay, Fontana di Trevi, Tower of London and much more will keep the itinerary full and busy.  Read more

There are many tour operators offering delightful [tag-cat]European tours[/tag-cat].  Most of these tours cater to every budget, need and want and includes vacations in Europe accompanied by river cruises that are customized to suit time constraints and family budgets. Some popular destinations include Italy and Sicily, France, Central Europe, Spain and Portugal, Belgium and Holland, Scandinavia, Britain and Ireland, Switzerland, Greece and Austria, and many more destinations that may also include various luxury vacation packages. Read more

Here is a great way to enjoy a spectacular golf vacation while traveling to europe at the same time.

Title: Ireland Golf Tours

Author: Reed Langdon

Are you an avid golfer, hate to miss your weekend tee time, butyour better half is dying to travel to Europe? Then we have your solution, leave for Ireland tomorrow and take your clubs with you. An [tag-tec]Ireland Golf Tour[/tag-tec] allows you to visit sights and views that are unbelievable. Read more

Student tours of europe should definitely include visiting european cathedrals.  The architecture and beauty of these buildings will remain impressed upon the minds of the visitors long after the tour has ended.

Title: Don't Visit Europe Without Seeing Cathedrals

Author: Belina Storrey

As a high school history teacher, I have had the privilege of bringing my senior students on [tag-tec]tours of Europe[/tag-tec] for the past fifteen years. I never imagined that I would get so many opportunities to travel when I went into the teaching profession, but I ended up working in a great district that made room in their budget for the senior class to travel to Europe and help make history come alive for them each year. I am so blessed to be a part of a district that is so committed to giving their students real life experiences. I have learned many things during my years of leading these trips, but one of thefirst things I learned was that you cannot go to Europe and return home with a clean conscience unless you have taken time to visit one or many cathedrals. Read more