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← Todas las ciudades Vai viajar para Milão? 🔍 Mostramos-lhe 27 locais a visitar na sua próxima visita a Milão. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Milão em números 400 A.C. FUNDACIÓN 3,2 milhões SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 182 km² Porquê visitar Milão Milão é a capital da Lombardia , a região que impulsiona o crescimento económico de Itália. A região de Milão é a maior área metropolitana do país, perdendo apenas para Roma em termos de população. A sua localização estratégica entre as duas cadeias montanhosas de Itália, os Alpes e os Apeninos , fez com que esta povoação celta fosse levada ao nível seguinte pelos romanos . De facto, em duas ocasiões, tornou-se a capital do Império na sua fase final. O Castelo Sforza é a prova irrefutável da grandeza de Milão como uma próspera cidade moderna . Não é, pois, por acaso que passou de mãos em mãos entre franceses, espanhóis e austríacos. Após a unificação italiana na década de 1860, a inauguração, pouco depois, da Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II foi uma tentativa de restaurar a centralidade da cidade. No século XX, Milão foi protagonista da era fascista , pois viu nascer tanto o movimento de Mussolini como a resistência contra o seu regime. Nas últimas décadas, foi a força motriz da modernização económica da Itália e da sua ligação aos circuitos económicos da Europa. Devido à sua força , não é por acaso que grande parte da política italiana tem as suas raízes em Milão. Mapa interactivo de Milão O que pode ser mais prático do que ter um mapa de Milão no bolso com todos estes locais turísticos já assinalados? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa Partilhamos consigo 27 locais a visitar distribuídos pelas seguintes categorias O motor económico da Itália. Elegante e requintada, esta capital internacional da moda deslumbra os seus visitantes com a sua personalidade moderna e orgulhosa. Monumentos 6 Museus, Galerias e Palácios Durante o Renascimento, a imprudente família Sforza juntou-se e suplantou os Visconti, que tinham governado Milão durante quase dois séculos. Como novos duques de Milão, a nova família procurou competir com as outras cidades italianas, tanto a nível militar e económico, como cultural e científico. O seu castelo é um complexo fantástico para descobrir a história desta dinastia: a sua arquitectura e as suas exposições merecem uma visita! Mais longe, a Pinacoteca de Brera é o museu estrela da cidade, criada pelo próprio Napoleão como "irmão gémeo" do Louvre, no norte de Itália. Os outros exemplos da lista também possuem colecções interessantes e exposições temporárias, que demonstram as ligações que Milão continua a ter com outros centros culturais europeus. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Monumentos e Pontos Turísticos Mesmo ao lado da catedral, na Piazza del Duomo, encontra-se a Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, uma experiência em si. Mesmo que não vá comprar nada nas suas lojas luxuosas, passear pelos seus corredores deixá-lo-á maravilhado. O centro histórico de Milão é relativamente pequeno e permite-lhe visitar os principais pontos no mesmo dia. Mas também é possível ir mais longe, graças à sua excelente rede de transportes, e descobrir outros bairros renovados, de grande interesse histórico ou recentemente renovados, consoante o caso. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 6 Igrejas e Templos A primeira estrela da visita é a Catedral de Santa Maria Nazionale - o Duomo. Bate vários recordes: é a que demorou mais tempo a construir (seis séculos e a contar!), a quinta maior de toda a cristandade e a que tem mais estátuas. No entanto, a mais visitada é outra: Santa Maria delle Grazie, porque alberga a famosa Última Ceia de Leonardo da Vinci. As outras igrejas de Milão também são muito valiosas. Cada uma delas, e especialmente as que estão na nossa lista, é um vestígio de alguma fase importante da história da cidade. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 6 Praças e Parques Os espaços verdes de Milão estão bem distribuídos. Para passeios mais longos, pode escolher entre o Parque Sempione, atrás do Castelo Sforza, ou o Jardim Indro Montanelli. Se estiver à procura de algo mais moderno, a Piazza Gae Aulenti é movimentada tanto de dia como de noite. E se for corajoso, espera-o o cemitério milanês, que tem o mesmo nível de luxo e grandeza que o resto da cidade. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 4 Experiências e Actividades Se tiver algum tempo livre depois das suas visitas, ou se preferir conhecer Milão de uma forma mais "prática", recomendamos-lhe várias actividades. Pode jantar numa carruagem de eléctrico de luxo ou ver toda a região a partir de um balão de ar quente - a escolha é sua! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Lista de 27 sítios a visitar em Milão 🏛️ Museus, Galerias e Palácios 1. Galeria de Arte Moderna 2. Museu Nacional de Ciência e Tecnologia 3. Pinacoteca Ambrosiana 4. Pinacoteca de Brera 5. Museu Poldi Pezzoli 6. Castelo Sforza 🏰 Monumentos e Pontos Turísticos 7. Arco da Paz 8. Colunas de San Lorenzo 9. Teatro La Scala 10. Naviglio Grande 11. Porta Ticinese ⛪ Igrejas e Templos 12. Basílica de San Ambrosio 13. Basílica de San Carlo al Corso 14. Basílica de San Lorenzo 15. Catedral de Milão 16. Santuário de San Bernardino alle Ossa 17. Santa Maria delle Grazie 🌳 Praças e Parques 18. Praça Gae Aulenti 19. Jardim público Indro Montanelli 20. Praça Mercanti 21. Cemitério Monumental de Milão 22. Praça La Scala 23. Parque Sempione 🎡 Experiências e Actividades 24. ATMosfera 25. Passeio de balão na Lombardia 26. Quadrilátero da Moda 27. Galeria Victor Emmanuel II Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades Traveling to Santiago de Compostela? 🔍 We show you 33 places to visit on your next visit to Santiago de Compostela. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Santiago de Compostela in numbers 830 AD FUNDACIÓN 98 thousand SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 220 km² Why visit Santiago de Compostela Santiago de Compostela has undergone an impressive evolution from its role as a sacred pilgrimage site to becoming a modern university city without losing its historic charm. The striking feature of Compostela is undoubtedly its spiritual richness, led by the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Every year, nearly half a million pilgrims and tourists wander the cobbled streets, often with umbrellas or raincoats due to the weather in the Galician capital. It's impressive to see the faces of those who complete the Camino de Santiago, expressing both joy and exhausted tears upon reaching the Plaza del Obradoiro. Furthermore, another dozen monasteries and churches contribute to the city's history and culture. Santiago de Compostela renews itself each year with young people from around the world choosing to study there. Santiago is a city of art and literature, a legacy embraced by figures like Rosalía de Castro and Isaac Díaz Pardo. In Santiago's squares, you can listen to the Galician bagpipes and the buzz of traditional taverns tempting us with the best of local cuisine. Overall, this city is the ideal destination to recharge and start new chapters. It's no wonder they say, "Santiago, cierra España." Interactive Map of Santiago de Compostela What could be more handy than having a map of Santiago de Compostela in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa We share with you 33 places to visit distributed in the following categories: Santiago de Compostela, spiritual cradle and destination of the Camino de Santiago. Its imposing cathedral and medieval charm attract pilgrims from around the world. Monumentos 4 Museums, Galleries and Palaces Santiago de Compostela doesn't have too many museums or palaces, but it does have two unique cultural treasures: the Museo do Pobo Galego and the Museo de las Peregrinaciones. In the first, you'll be fascinated by the exhibition illustrating the deep roots of Galicia, with rooms explaining customs in a spectacular ethnographic work. Then, the Museo de las Peregrinaciones takes you along the same spiritual paths that pilgrims have traveled for centuries. These two recommendations will enrich your understanding of the rich history of Santiago and Galicia. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 8 Monuments and Landmarks Santiago teaches us that there's much hidden in plain sight. An example is the mysterious "Hidden Pilgrim" in the Cathedral. The most imposing landmark is undoubtedly the Portico of Glory, now covered by the Baroque façade but still accessible with a separate ticket. Leaving the city, at Mount Joy, the Monument to the Walker pays homage to all pilgrims who have ever visited Compostela. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 11 Churches and Temples When you visit Compostela, you can play with contrasting churches that have an impressive facade but a very austere interior with those where the opposite happens. Definitely, the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is the most important to visit in this category and the entire city. Another noteworthy church is that of San Martín Pinario, as this ancient Benedictine monastery features a mix of architectural styles, from Romanesque to Baroque. If not, on the outskirts, the Church of Santo Domingo de Bonaval has the privilege of housing the Pantheon of Illustrious Galicians. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 7 Squares and Parks The heart of Compostela is the Obradoiro Square, but around the Cathedral, the Azabachería Square or Platerías Square also offer excellent views. The Alameda Park is very peaceful and enjoyed by tourists and locals alike. In Cervantes Square or Fonseca Square, you can enjoy street performances and artisan products, especially on weekends. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 3 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time after your tours, or if you prefer to explore Santiago de Compostela more practically, we recommend several activities. You can book a tour to Finisterre, Muxía, and Costa da Morte, go hiking in the nearby hills, or join a queimada workshop—your choice! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa List with 33 places to visit in Santiago de Compostela 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Museum of the Cathedral of Santiago 2. Museum of Pilgrimages and Santiago 3. Museum of the Monastery of San Martín Pinario 4. Museum of the Galician People 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 5. The Hidden Pilgrim 6. Sculpture of Federico García Lorca 7. The Two Marys of Compostela 8. Viewpoint of the City of Culture 9. Monument to the Caminante (Wayfarer) 10. Monument to Rosalía de Castro 11. Parador of Santiago de Compostela 12. Portico of Glory ⛪ Churches and Temples 13. Chapel of Souls 14. Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela 15. Collegiate Church of Santa María de Sar 16. Convent of Belvís 17. Church of San Fructuoso 18. Church of San Martín Pinario 19. Church of San Miguel dos Agros 20. Church of San Pablo de Antealtares 21. Church of Santa María del Camino 22. Church of Santa Susana 23. Church and Convent of Santo Domingo de Bonaval (Santiago de Compostela) 🌳 Squares and Parks 24. Alameda Park 25. Cervantes Square 26. Fonseca Square 27. Azabachería Square 28. Platerías Square 29. Quintana Square 30. Obradoiro Square 🎡 Experiences and Activities 31. Excursion to Finisterre, Muxía and Costa da Morte 32. Hiking - Galicia Travels 33. Queimada Workshop in Santiago de Compostela Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades Traveling to Toledo? 🔍 We show you 36 places to visit on your next visit to Toledo. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Toledo in numbers 193 BC FUNDACIÓN 84 million SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 232 km² Why visit Toledo Toledo has one of the longest and richest histories in the history of Spain, accumulating titles such as ancient capital , principal diocese and the great imperial city of Emperor Charles I. Founded in the 3rd century BC by the Celts and inhabited long before that, this city was nurtured by the contributions of Romans , Visigoths , Muslims , and Christians , all of whom have left their mark on Toledo's architecture, cuisine and traditions. Roman Toletum was an obligatory stop for trade and administration on the peninsula, and later, as a centre of Visigothic power, its position as a central and influential Christian centre was validated. Traces of both pasts are still visible in the historic centre and the fertile plain of the Tagus River. During the Islamic period, Toledo became an important centre of craftsmanship and trade. Toledo's famous damascene work is the world's finest example of an age-old technique that attracts tourists from all over the world, whether for jewellery , blacksmithing or decoration . Then, after the Christian conquest by Castile at the end of the 11th century, Toledo remained an example of cultural and religious coexistence , especially between the three monotheistic religions (Christians, Jews and Muslims). Toledo was also home to famous artists, such as El Greco , who spent much of his life in the city and whose works can be seen in various museums and galleries in the city. The Catedral Primada de Toledo , built between the 13th and 15th centuries, is one of the finest cathedrals in Europe and the geographical and symbolic heart of the ancient city. We invite you to discover its buildings , culinary recipes and traditions among its famous narrow streets ! Interactive map of Toledo What could be more handy than having a map of Toledo in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa We share with you 36 places to visit distributed in the following categories: The City of Three Cultures. Architecture, crafts and gastronomy tell the story of its incomparable legacy and importance in Spanish history. Monumentos 7 Museums, Galleries and Palaces With its vast history, Toledo has museums to suit all tastes. The must-see is the Alcázar of Toledo, which combines its magnificent fortress with gardens and viewpoints, Renaissance courtyards, ancient ruins and even the Army Museum. Further afield, the options are increasingly varied. If you like art you can go to the Museum of the Holy Cross near the main square or the El Greco Museum. On the other hand, the Museum of the Templars or the Manchego Cheese Museum are excellent alternatives for learning more about the identity of Toledo and the surrounding region. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 9 Monuments and Landmarks Toledo welcomes its visitors in style: if you come from the train station or the car park, you will enter the old city via the Alcántara Bridge over the Tagus River. However, this is not the only access, as all along the perimeter of the old town there are several walls and gates from the city's medieval past. You should keep your eyes peeled, because every time you walk up the streets of Toledo you can find traces of its Roman, Visigoth, Muslim and Christian past. Combined they make for a diverse and truly unique urban landscape. Don't forget to take a photo of yourself in Toledo's letters near the Azarquiel Bridge! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 11 Churches and Temples The Santa Iglesia Catedral Primada de Toledo is one of the most important churches in Spain. Anyone can see from its dimensions, construction stages and works of art how important this church was and still is for Spanish Christianity. We recommend you take your time to visit it in order to appreciate all its areas and details. On the other hand, for some years now there has been a combined Toledo Monumental pass, which brings together seven temples of the three monotheistic religions that flourished in medieval times. It is undoubtedly an excellent option for getting to know very different examples of Toledo's past; in addition, the circuit will take you through the different neighbourhoods of the historic centre so that you can get to know the city from one end to the other. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 7 Squares and Parks The two busiest squares every day are the Plaza de Zocodover, at the main entrance and access to the old town, and the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, between the Cathedral and the local government buildings. Then, every neighbourhood in Toledo has wonderful little squares that are the ideal rest stop as you zigzag through the small streets with their ups and downs. In addition, Toledo's altitude makes it an ideal place for viewpoints. On the way to the citadel you will pass the Mirador del Río Tajo, a vantage point for taking photographs of the best panoramic views. Once at the top, the Santa Ana viewpoint, Recaredo Park and the Ecological Path are ideal places to appreciate the landscape surrounding Toledo and enjoy the nature of Castile-La Mancha. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 2 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time left over after your tours, or if you prefer to get to know Toledo in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend several activities. You can attend a full day of medieval shows at the incredible Puy du Fou, or perhaps relax in the Arab baths of Medina Mudejar, the choice is yours! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa List with 36 places to visit in Toledo 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Alcázar of Toledo 2. Army Museum 3. El Greco Museum 4. Manchego Cheese Museum 5. Museum of Santa Cruz 6. Museum of the Templars 7. Royal College of Noble Ladies 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 8. Alcántara Bridge 9. Arch of the Blood 10. Bisagra Gate 11. Caves of Hercules 12. Gate of Cambrón 13. Monument to Miguel de Cervantes 14. Monument to the Battle of Alcázar 15. Roman Circus 16. Toledo Letters ⛪ Churches and Temples 17. Church of El Salvador 18. Church of San Román 19. Church of Santo Tomé 20. Church of the Jesuits (San Ildefonso) 21. Convent of San Clemente 22. Convent of Santo Domingo El Antiguo 23. Hermitage "Mosque" of Cristo de la Luz 24. Holy Church Primate Cathedral of Toledo 25. Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes 26. Synagogue of El Tránsito 27. Synagogue of Santa María La Blanca 🌳 Squares and Parks 28. Ecological Path of Toledo 29. Recaredo Park 30. Santa Ana Viewpoint 31. Tagus River Viewpoint 32. The Paseo del Carmen 33. Town Hall Square 34. Zocodover Square 🎡 Experiences and Activities 35. Medina Mudejar Arab baths 36. Puy du Fou Spain Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades Traveling to Barcelona? 🔍 We show you 56 places to visit on your next visit to Barcelona. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Barcelona in numbers 15 BC FUNDACIÓN 1,6 millions SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 102 km2 Why visit Barcelona Barcelona, "the city of Gaudí", is one of the cultural capitals of the Mediterranean . It is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Europe and has been on the podium of several international rankings, such as Time magazine's. It combines rich history, entertainment and various forms of cultural tourism. It combines rich history, entertainment and various forms of cultural tourism. Barcelona is the capital of the autonomous community of Catalonia , but has a history of more than two thousand years since its foundation as Barcino by the Romans . Since then, it has been influenced by Visigoths , Muslims and Franks over the centuries. As part of the commercial world, the Catalan bourgeoisie was the protagonist of great trade routes that maintained the dynamism of medieval Barcelona until the 16th century. However, the conquest of America and the political changes in Spain in the modern era gradually relegated what had been one of the most dynamic cities in Europe. It was not until the 19th century, with industrialisation and cultural flourishing (the Renaixença ) that Barcelona was transformed in many ways. Thus, Barcelona's elite were patrons of important figures such as Antoni Gaudí , whose masterpieces still define the urban landscape. Obviously the most famous icon is the Sagrada Familia , the monumental basilica that has been under construction since 1882. But Barcelona is much more than that, from the green areas such as Park Güell to the wide urban promenades such as Passeig de Gràcia . Each district of Barcelona has its own personality, a product of its cosmopolitan essence. The Gothic Quarter , the Rambla area, the coast and its beaches , the new financial districts , the area around the emblematic Camp Nou stadium, each one is associated with its own shapes and colours, gastronomy, music and artistic expressions. Barcelona is also a city that enjoys nightlife . The streets fill with energy when the sun goes down, and the bars and nightclubs come alive. Barcelona continues to be an extremely attractive city because of this variety and permanent activity , which is constantly thinking about its relevance for tourists from all over the world. Come and discover one of the most important cities in Mediterranean Europe! Interactive Map of Barcelona What could be more handy than having a map of Barcelona in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa We share with you 56 places to visit distributed in the following categories: La Ciudad Condal. Su ambiente cosmopolita y entretenido es un imán para turistas de todo el mundo. Monumentos 23 Museums, Galleries and Palaces Barcelona has more than 50 museums, both long-established and new. You can see the avant-garde at the European Museum of Modern Art, the Picasso Museum of Barcelona and the Joan Miró Foundation, or for design and architecture lovers the Barcelona Design Museum, Casa Vicens Gaudí and Casa Batlló and even the recently restored Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site. You can also spend a whole day at Montjuïc Castle and the National Art Museum of Catalonia or the Palau Güell. And for those looking for different options, there are other spectacular centres such as the Egyptian Museum, the CosmoCaixa Science Museum or even the Palau de la Música Catalana. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 8 Monuments and Landmarks Barcelona is a great city to visit on foot. In every neighbourhood, from the most historic to the Ensanche or the modern suburbs, there are monuments and places of interest that you can't miss. For example, you can walk along the Rambla and Barceloneta or around the Parliament of Catalonia. You can walk along Passeig del Born, a charming street full of history and atmosphere, where you'll find bars and shops with a bohemian touch. You can also pass under Barcelona's majestic Arc de Triomphe, a magnificent structure that is the main centre of popular celebrations today. Or perhaps a stylish modernist circuit along Passeig de Gràcia, lined with luxury boutiques and postcard-perfect views of the Casa Batlló and Casa Milà. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 7 Churches and Temples The Catalan capital has more than 460 churches and temples of a dozen religions. You can start your tour at the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, a magnificent example of Catalan Gothic architecture, whose construction dates back to the 14th century and is closely linked to the port area. Don't miss Barcelona Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Santa Cruz and Santa Eulalia. This majestic Gothic cathedral stands out for its terrace for breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Then, continue your journey to one of the most famous monuments in the world, the Basilica of the Sagrada Família. This masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí has squares on either side of it so you can stand back and take pictures of its exotic design and constant construction process. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 13 Squares and Parks In this decade, Barcelona has set out to add 160 hectares of green spaces. The squares and parks of the Catalan capital are lively places that add quality of life to its bustling routine. Barcelona's green areas are a favourite venue for the international audiovisual industry and host cultural performances by companies from all over the world. Don't miss the iconic Park Güell, designed by Gaudí, where the creativity and colour of Catalan art nouveau blend with nature in a unique symbiosis. You can also go to the Plaça de Catalunya and Plaça d'Espanya with their business and gastronomic environments, or the symbolic Plaça de Sant Jaume, a historic place where the Town Hall and the Generalitat de Catalunya are located. If you can walk along the Rambla de Mar, a charming promenade overlooking the port awaits you. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Experiences and Activities If there's one thing Barcelona is determined to do, it's to generate new offers for visitors that are original and fun. Climb aboard the Montjuïc cable car and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the sea as you glide above the mountain. You can't miss exploring the culinary essence of Barcelona at La Boqueria Market, a gastronomic paradise where the flavours and colours will surprise you; as well as the Mercat de Sant Antoni, another traditional market with fresh and varied products. If you're passionate about football, don't miss the Camp Nou stadium, home of FC Barcelona. Tour its facilities and feel the thrill of the beautiful game while you immerse yourself in the history of the club and its legends. Alternatively, for a unique shopping experience and spectacular views, visit Arenas de Barcelona, a shopping centre located in a former bullring, with a panoramic terrace where you can admire the whole city! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa List with 56 places to visit in Barcelona 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Barcelona Design Museum 2. Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art 3. Bellesguard Tower 4. Born Cultural Centre 5. Casa Batlló 6. Casa Calvet 7. CCCB Centre of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona 8. CosmoCaixa Science Museum 9. Egyptian Museum of Barcelona 10. European Museum of Modern Art 11. Güell Palace 12. Güell Pavilions 13. Joan Miró Foundation 14. La Pedrera - Casa Milà 15. Maritime Museum of Barcelona 16. Moco Barcelona Museum 17. Montjuïc Castle 18. Museum of the History of Catalonia 19. National Art Museum of Catalonia 20. Palau de la Música Catalana 21. Picasso Museum of Barcelona 22. Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site 23. Vicens Gaudí House 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 24. Barceloneta Beach 25. Fountain of Catalan Genius 26. La Rambla 27. Parliament of Catalonia 28. Passeig de Gràcia 29. Passeig del Born 30. The Monumental 31. Triumphal Arch of Barcelona ⛪ Churches and Temples 32. Barcelona Cathedral 33. Basilica of Saints Justus and Shepherd Martyrs 34. Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar 35. Basilica of Santa Maria del Pino 36. Basilica of the Sagrada Família 37. Former monastery of San Pau del Campo 38. Parish Church of Our Lady of Bethlehem 🌳 Squares and Parks 39. Botanical Garden of Barcelona 40. Gardens of Pedralbes Palace 41. Guinardó Park 42. Parc de la Ciutadella 43. Park Güell 44. Park of Industrial Spain 45. Plaça de Catalunya 46. Plaça de les Cascades 47. Plaça de Sant Jaume 48. Plaça d'Espanya 49. Plaça Reial 50. Rambla de Mar 51. Serra de Collserola Natural Park 🎡 Experiences and Activities 52. La Boqueria Market 53. Montjuïc cable car 54. Sands of Barcelona 55. Sant Antoni Market 56. Spotify Camp Nou Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades En route pour Bruges? 🔍 Nous te présentons 30 lieux à visiter lors de ton prochain séjour à Bruges. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Bruges en chiffres 865 apr. J.-C. FUNDACIÓN 118 mille SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 138 km² Pourquoi visiter Bruges Bruges est une ville historique de Belgique, connue pour son charme médiéval et son atmosphère idyllique . Malgré sa taille, elle est l'une des principales destinations touristiques de Belgique et est très populaire tout au long de l'année. Ses rues et canaux pittoresques et sa gastronomie font de la capitale des Flandres un lieu unique et inoubliable. L'une des principales attractions de Bruges est sa vieille ville , qui regorge de maisons médiévales, de canaux et de places pittoresques. Le marché aux crabes est l'une des attractions touristiques les plus visitées de la ville, avec une grande variété de boutiques et de restaurants. La Tour de Belfort est une autre attraction touristique importante de Bruges, avec une vue panoramique sur la ville. Outre ses attractions touristiques, Bruges est connue pour son art et sa culture. Le Groeninge Museum est l'un des musées les plus visités de la ville et abrite une grande variété d'œuvres d'art belges et internationales. Le théâtre de Bruges est un autre musée important de la ville, qui propose un large éventail de spectacles et d'événements. Bruges est un petit bijou : il y a des siècles, en Europe du Nord, elle était surnommée "Die Scone ", la belle. Carte interactive de Bruges Quoi de plus commode que d'avoir dans ta poche un plan de Bruges avec tous ces sites touristiques déjà signalés? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa Nous partageons avec toi 30 lieux à visiter répartis dans les catégories suivantes: Le Moyen-Âge encapsulé entre canaux et cygnes. Cette petite ville belge a plus de mille ans d'héritage, de ses textiles anciens à ses chocolats alléchants. Monumentos 3 Museés, Galeries et Palais Pour sa taille, Bruges ne possède pas autant de musées célèbres que d'autres villes européennes. Cependant, les collections de ses principales galeries d'art sont proportionnellement riches en œuvres du gothique international et des primitifs flamands, une "Renaissance du Nord" qui s'est développée parallèlement à celle des villes italiennes. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 9 Monuments et Sites Il y a environ mille ans, un petit village de Flandre abritait une industrie textile qui, deux siècles plus tard, allait devenir le principal centre économique de la région. En 1400 après J.-C., il comptait quelque 200 000 habitants, soit dix fois plus que le centre historique d'aujourd'hui ! Dans notre liste de lieux incontournables, vous découvrirez l'influence française et espagnole à Bruges. Grâce à leur bonne conservation, une visite des bâtiments de Bruges est comme un voyage dans le temps au Haut Moyen Âge. Et dans cette joyeuse petite ville, tous les monuments sont à deux pas les uns des autres. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 10 Églises et Temples Chaque jour, les églises de Bruges font sonner leurs cloches pour accompagner l'écoulement de l'eau dans leurs canaux. La longue histoire du catholicisme en Flandre, combinée à son apogée économique, a permis de construire de merveilleuses églises dont les intérieurs regorgent de reliques. La plus importante d'entre elles est la basilique du Saint-Sang à Bruges, à l'origine romane avec des ajouts gothiques, qui conserve précieusement une fiole contenant un morceau de tissu avec le sang du Christ, rapporté de Terre sainte lors de la deuxième croisade. À quelques rues au sud-ouest se trouve l'imposante cathédrale de San Salvador, dont la fondation remonte à près de 900 ans et qui possède un remarquable trésor patrimonial. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 7 Places et Parcs Lorsque tu te promènes sur les places de Bruges, imagine les marchands médiévaux qui les bordent avec leurs étals et leurs charrettes. Des marchandises et des langues provenant des quatre coins de l'Europe étaient échangées et expédiées vers leurs destinations lointaines. Les espaces verts de Bruges t'accueillent et te disent adieu à la ville. En entrant par la gare ferroviaire et routière, tu pourras te promener dans le Minnewaterpark avec ses beaux cygnes et ses nombreux ponts. Avant de partir dans l'après-midi, on peut se promener dans le parc de la Reine Astrid, un peu à l'écart de l'agitation du centre historique, où les Brugeois se rendent pour se détendre un peu. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 1 Expériences et Activités S'il te reste un peu de temps après tes visites, ou si tu préfères découvrir Bruges d'une manière plus "pratique", nous te recommandons plusieurs activités. Tu peux profiter d'une visite explicative accompagnée d'une bière savoureuse, dîner dans le noir ou te déguiser en personnage principal d'un tableau et te faire prendre en photo - c'est à toi de choisir! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Liste des 30 sites à visiter à Bruges 🏛️ Museés, Galeries et Palais 1. Arentshuis 2. Musée Groeninge 3. Musée Gruuthuse 🏰 Monuments et Sites 4. Aumônes 5. Béguinage de Bruges 6. Beffroi de Bruges 7. Hôtel de ville de Bruges 8. Franconat de Bruges 9. Tour de la poudre 10. Cour provinciale 11. Le quai de la Rose 12. Moulin Saint-Jean ⛪ Églises et Temples 13. Basilique du Saint-Sang de Bruges 14. Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur de Bruges 15. Église Sainte-Anne 16. Église de Sainte-Élisabeth 17. Église de Saint-Gilles 18. Église de Saint Jacob 19. Église de Sainte-Madeleine 20. Église de Sainte-Walburge 21. Chapelle de Jérusalem 22. Notre-Dame de Bruges 🌳 Places et Parcs 23. Place du Bourg 24. Parc de la Reine Astrid 25. Place du Marché 26. Parc Minnewater 27. Parc de la Reine Astrid 28. Sebrechtspark 29. Place des Tanneurs 🎡 Expériences et Activités 30. Excursion en bateau à Bruges Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades Traveling to Oporto? 🔍 We show you 32 places to visit on your next visit to Oporto. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Oporto in numbers 868 AD FUNDACIÓN 250 thousand SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 42 km² Why visit Oporto Porto, with over 2,000 years of history, is a tranquil treasure nestled along the banks of the Douro River. This city, which began as a thriving Phoenician port, has managed to preserve its historic charm while seamlessly embracing modernity. Its significance in Portugal's origins as an independent territory in the 12th century lent the country its name (from Portus Cale). Influenced by diverse cultures throughout the centuries, Porto witnessed the Roman importance in its early days. This is beautifully evident in the picturesque Ribeira district, with its narrow cobblestone streets and colorful buildings. A must-visit is the iconic Clérigos Tower, an architectural masterpiece offering breathtaking views, or nearby, the Lello Bookstore, which inspired Harry Potter films. The Age of Discoveries left an indelible mark on Porto, transforming it into a major maritime and economic hub. Rivalries with Lisbon were persistent, and throughout Portugal's modern history, Porto became the starting point for all the country's revolutions. Despite challenges over its history, the city stands majestically, epitomized by the imposing Luis I Bridge. Porto is also renowned for its melancholic music, fado, which echoes through the cozy taverns of Miragaia. Its gastronomy is equally marvelous, from exquisite cod dishes to the wine cellars where tripeiros hold the secrets of Port wine. Interactive Map of Oporto What could be more handy than having a map of Oporto in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa We share with you 32 places to visit distributed in the following categories: A journey between hills and wineries. Porto reveals itself in its aromas, its culture and its viewpoints as a city where history merges with contemporary joy. Monumentos 3 Museums, Galleries and Palaces Discover Oporto's fascinating cultural scene through its outstanding museums, like the Tram Museum if you're into antiques or the Mercy Museum for Portuguese religious art. Though it may sound peculiar, the best option is the Stock Exchange Palace, hosting cultural events and featuring the impressive Arab Room. Further towards the coast, the Crystal Palace provides panoramic views and hosts events in a privileged setting. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 7 Monuments and Landmarks There are certain monuments that paint the complete portrait of Oporto's history and culture. Cross the iconic Dom Luis I Bridge and head to the viewpoint at Roca de los Gatos; it's a marvel to discover the city at night. The splendor of Oporto City Hall contrasts with the ancient Fernandina Wall, a witness to the city's medieval past. While strolling through the center or before an afternoon snack, make a stop at the magical Lello Bookstore or head towards the coast to the Felgueiras Lighthouse. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 10 Churches and Temples In every neighborhood of Oporto, you can find an astonishing church. In the Clérigos Church, you can climb its iconic Tower for breathtaking views, or in the Porto Cathedral, the ascent allows you to appreciate the city's waterfront. The most luxurious gem is the San Francisco Church, a baroque complex that also includes a museum and crypt. The Capela das Almas, adorned with tiles depicting sacred episodes, is one of the most photographed in the city, near the shopping street. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 7 Squares and Parks The bustling Freedom Square is the heart of Oporto, the spark of the Liberal Revolution of 1820 and other movements in Portugal's recent history. A few steps away, São Lázaro Garden offers a tranquil space, perfect for relaxing in the warm months. City Park is the city's green lung, with lakes and pathways where you can spend the afternoon and see locals engaging in sports. Additionally, there's the Bolhão Market, a square pulsating with life and traditional craftsmanship. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time after your tours, or if you prefer to explore Oporto in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend several activities. You can take the Gaia funicular, visit the Douro wine cellars, or go shopping on Rua das Flores – it's your choice! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa List with 32 places to visit in Oporto 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Misericordia Museum - MMIPO 2. Tramway Museum 3. Porto Stock Exchange Palace 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 4. Porto City Hall 5. San Benito Railway Station 6. Felgueiras Lighthouse 7. Lions Fountain 8. Lello Bookshop 9. Fernandina Wall 10. Don Luis I Bridge ⛪ Churches and Temples 11. Chapel of the Souls 12. Porto Cathedral 13. Church of Mercy 14. Church of the Carmelites 15. Church of the Clérigos 16. Church of San Francisco 17. Church of San Ildefonso 18. Church of Santa Clara 19. Monastery of the Sierra del Pilar 20. Episcopal Palace of Porto 🌳 Squares and Parks 21. João Chagas Garden 22. Garden of San Lázaro 23. Morro Garden 24. Crystal Palace Gardens 25. Oporto City Park 26. Virtudes Park 27. Batalha Square 🎡 Experiences and Activities 28. Flower Street 29. Gaia Funicular 30. Bolhão Market 31. Cat's Rock Viewpoint 32. Cais da Ribeira Promenade Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades En route pour Turin? 🔍 Nous te présentons 41 lieux à visiter lors de ton prochain séjour à Turin. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Turin en chiffres 27 av. J.-C. FUNDACIÓN 835 mille SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 130 km2 Pourquoi visiter Turin Turin, capitale du Piémont italien, est une ville chargée d'histoire, de culture et de dynamisme. Bénéficiant d'une situation privilégiée au pied des Alpes , cette ville est un trésor à découvrir par les amateurs de voyage à tout moment de l'année. L'histoire de Turin remonte à l'époque romaine , où elle était connue sous le nom d'Augusta Taurinorum. Mais c'est sous la Maison de Savoie , à partir du XVe siècle, qu'elle a connu sa plus grande période de splendeur, en tant que duché indépendant, puis en tant que royaume moderne et enfin en tant que moteur de l'unification italienne . Cet héritage historique se reflète dans l'architecture de la ville, avec des palais majestueux et des places dans chaque quartier. L'un des monuments les plus emblématiques de Turin est la Mole Antonelliana , une structure imposante qui était autrefois une synagogue et qui abrite aujourd'hui le musée du cinéma . L'ascension de son sommet offre une vue panoramique à couper le souffle sur la ville et les Alpes environnantes. Turin est également célèbre pour son lien avec l'industrie automobile italienne, et les amateurs de voitures ne devraient pas manquer le musée national de l'automobile , qui possède une impressionnante collection de véhicules historiques, ni les expositions que le monde de l'automobile organise régulièrement à Turin. Mais ce qui rend Turin vraiment spéciale, c'est sa riche tradition gastronomique . La ville est célèbre pour être le berceau du Nutella et le berceau de l'apéritif italien, ainsi que du vitel toné. Ne manques pas l'occasion de goûter les délicieux plats locaux tels que la pâtisserie au nocciole, le chocolat gianduja ou l'excellent café. Turin est une ville très ouverte qui te permet de l'apprécier à travers différentes activités qui se complètent les unes les autres. Que tu sois intéressé par la culture, l'histoire, la gastronomie ou simplement par la beauté des paysages alpins, elle a quelque chose à offrir à chaque type de voyageur. Carte Interactive de Turin Quoi de plus commode que d'avoir dans ta poche un plan de Turin avec tous ces sites touristiques déjà signalés? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa Nous partageons avec toi 41 lieux à visiter répartis dans les catégories suivantes: La ville de la Vecchia Signora. Tu seras étonné par la ville qui a été le moteur de l'unification italienne et par sa force industrielle, gastronomique et culturelle emblématique. Monumentos 10 Museés, Galeries et Palais À Turin, l'opulence du passé se manifeste à travers ses palais, ses musées et ses galeries, qui offrent une fenêtre sur la splendeur artistique et culturelle de la ville. Le Palais royal de Turin, également connu sous le nom de Palazzo Reale, est une visite incontournable. Ce majestueux complexe, qui était autrefois la résidence de la Maison de Savoie, abrite une impressionnante collection d'œuvres d'art, de meubles et d'objets historiques. Le musée égyptien de Turin, l'un des plus importants musées égyptiens au monde en dehors de l'Égypte, constitue un autre point fort. Les visiteurs peuvent y découvrir une vaste collection d'antiquités égyptiennes, notamment des sarcophages, des momies et des objets exposés avec un contenu interactif important pour une visite plus immersive. En outre, Turin propose des musées thématiques pour les amateurs de café, les passionnés d'automobile ou même les cinéphiles. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 11 Monuments et Sites Sur les deux rives du Pô, Turin est parsemée de monuments publics et de sites d'intérêt qui reflètent son histoire et sa culture. L'un des plus emblématiques est la Porte Palatine, également connue sous le nom de Porta Principalis Dextera à l'époque romaine. Ce monument antique est un vestige de l'ancienne Augusta Taurinorum et constitue l'un des plus beaux exemples d'architecture romaine conservés en Europe. La ville italienne est également célèbre pour les statues équestres de ses monarques situées dans ses différents quartiers. À cela s'ajoutent les forteresses militaires, les arcs de triomphe ou encore les différents ponts monumentaux qui relient les différentes rives de Turin. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 10 Églises et Temples Turin est une ville qui abrite une impressionnante collection d'églises et de temples, soutenue par une longue tradition avec l'Église catholique. La basilique de Superga, située au sommet de la colline de Superga et offrant une vue panoramique à couper le souffle sur la ville et les Alpes, est l'une des curiosités de la ville. Cette majestueuse église baroque est célèbre pour abriter le tombeau de la Maison de Savoie, la dernière famille royale d'Italie. Un autre joyau architectural est la cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste ou Duomo di Torino. Cette cathédrale gothique abrite le célèbre Suaire de Turin, un objet de vénération chrétienne qui attire depuis des siècles des pèlerins du monde entier. Juste à côté, dans le complexe du palais royal, se trouve la chapelle du Saint-Suaire, une imposante église de marbre noir qui abritait la relique et qui a subi un terrible incendie en 1997. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Places et Parcs Turin est sur le podium des villes italiennes où la qualité de vie est la plus élevée, en troisième position. Cela s'explique en partie par le fait que Turin est une ville qui allie beauté historique et vastes espaces verts. Le parc du Valentino est l'un des plus appréciés des habitants et des visiteurs. Sur les rives du Pô, il offre de vastes pelouses, des arbres centenaires et une atmosphère détendue. Il abrite également le magnifique Castello del Valentino, un palais baroque qui est un monument architectural en soi et qui concentre aujourd'hui une partie de la vie universitaire de la ville. La Piazza Castello est le cœur historique de Turin et un endroit à ne pas manquer. Entourée de bâtiments majestueux, dont le Palais royal de Turin et le Palazzo Madama, cette place est une vitrine de la riche histoire de la ville. C'est également le point de départ idéal pour explorer les principales rues commerçantes et profiter de la vie commerciale de la ville. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Expériences et Activités À Turin, tu ne peux pas manquer l'expérience d'explorer ses célèbres galeries. La Galleria San Federico est un point de repère qui permet de voir les traces de l'élégance et de la puissance industrielle de la Belle Époque. Cet élégant passage couvert est bordé de boutiques, de cafés et de restaurants, et son architecture est tout simplement stupéfiante. Autre galerie incontournable, la Galleria Subalpina allie elle aussi histoire et shopping de luxe dans un cadre charmant. Une expérience vraiment unique à Turin est de prendre le train à crémaillère jusqu'au point de vue panoramique de Superga. Ce trajet vous emmène à travers des collines couvertes de vignes et offre une vue panoramique à couper le souffle sur la ville et les Alpes. Une fois au sommet, il offre une perspective fascinante sur la ville. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Liste des 41 sites à visiter à Turin 🏛️ Museés, Galeries et Palais 1. Musée du jardin botanique 2. Palais Carignano 3. Musée égyptien de Turin 4. Musée Lavazza 5. Musée national de l'automobile 6. Musée national du cinéma 7. Palais Madama 8. Palais royal de Turin 9. Château de Venaria 10. Villa della Regina 🏰 Monuments et Sites 11. Citadelle de Turin 12. Fontaine des 12 mois 13. Banc des amoureux 14. Monument à Amadeus de Savoie 15. Monument à Ascanio Sobrero 16. Arc monumental de l'artillerie 17. Maison de Nietzsche 18. Porte Palatine 19. Théâtre royal 20. Pont Umberto I 21. Château du Valentino ⛪ Églises et Temples 22. Basilique du Corpus Domini 23. Basilique de Maria Ausiliatrice 24. Basilique de Superga 25. Cathédrale de Turin 26. Chapelle du Saint Suaire 27. Église de San Carlo Borromeo 28. Église de Santa Cristina 29. Église de Santa Maria del Monte dei Cappuccini 30. Église de la Grande Mère de Dieu 31. Sanctuaire de la Consolata 🌳 Places et Parcs 32. Parc Ginzburg 33. Piazza San Carlo 34. Piazza Solferino 35. Jardins royaux de Turin 36. Parc du Valentino 🎡 Expériences et Activités 37. Marché central de Turin 38. Ascension de la tour Mole Antonelliana 39. Galerie San Federico 40. Vue panoramique de Superga 41. Galerie Subalpina Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades En route pour Lisbonne? 🔍 Nous te présentons 50 lieux à visiter lors de ton prochain séjour à Lisbonne. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Lisbonne en chiffres 1200 av. J.-C. FUNDACIÓN 548 mille SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 100 km² Pourquoi visiter Lisbonne Avec plus de 3 000 ans d'histoire, Lisbonne a évolué depuis ses racines phéniciennes (fondée comme un "port sûr") pour devenir une capitale européenne moderne. C'est une ville qui a su conserver son charme historique et local tout en se modernisant. Connu pour ses huit collines, ses rues pavées et ses tramways jaunes, c'est une ville qui t'invite à l'explorer tout en suivant la côte. Lisbonne a été un port important depuis l'époque romaine et a été influencée par de nombreuses cultures au fil des siècles. Le quartier d'Alfama, avec ses ruelles étroites et ses maisons colorées, est le cœur de l'ancienne Lisbonne. Belém est un autre endroit incontournable de Lisbonne, avec la tour de Belém et le monastère des Hiéronymites, tous deux classés au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO et témoins des exploits maritimes du Portugal. L'ère des Découvertes a fait de Lisbonne un centre où toutes les langues du monde étaient parlées, la capitale de l'empire européen le plus durable de tous. Un tremblement de terre dévastateur a détruit la ville en 1755, causant la mort d'un habitant sur trois. Mais en 1998, lorsque Lisbonne a accueilli l'exposition internationale (500 ans après l'arrivée de Vasco da Gama en Inde), le Portugal célébrait sa modernité renouvelée, sa puissance économique et son adhésion à l'Union européenne. Lisbonne est également connue pour sa musique, le fado. Ce style musical mélancolique et émotionnel fait partie intégrante de la culture lisboète, tout comme la joie contagieuse pendant le carnaval ou les visites aux sanctuaires chrétiens qui attirent des foules chaque année. En plus de son histoire et de sa culture riches, Lisbonne offre une variété d'expériences culinaires, des fruits de mer frais aux plats traditionnels portugais, comme les célèbres pastéis de Belém. Les épices du monde entier font partie des recettes que tu trouveras dans la capitale, et le pont Vasco da Gama est le plus long d'Europe. Comme nous pouvons le voir, le Portugal est introverti et sociable en même temps. L'identité nationale forte et l'hospitalité des habitants de Lisbonne font de chaque coin un foyer accueillant. "Lisbonne a une beauté qui va droit à l'âme, on ne peut pas la feindre", disait le poète portugais Fernando Pessoa. Carte Interactive de Lisbonne Quoi de plus commode que d'avoir dans ta poche un plan de Lisbonne avec tous ces sites touristiques déjà signalés? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa Nous partageons avec toi 50 lieux à visiter répartis dans les catégories suivantes: La proue de l'Europe. Des tuiles qui ornent ses rues à la majesté du château Saint-Georges, Lisbonne déploie une scène d'authenticité et de mélancolie qui t'enveloppe. Une rencontre entre tradition et modernité sur les rives de l'Atlantique. Monumentos 12 Museés, Galeries et Palais Les musées thématiques de Lisbonne sont excellents, comme le Musée de l'Azulejo, le Musée de la Marine ou le Musée National de l'Ajuda. Si tu es amateur d'art, tu peux visiter le Musée National d'Art Ancien ou le Musée Calouste Gulbenkian, qui comprend un jardin magnifique lors de la visite. Le château de Saint-Georges, situé sur la colline la plus haute de la ville, est un autre témoignage de la riche histoire de Lisbonne. Et avec les palais, tu verras le raffinement et la sophistication des élites portugaises à leur époque impériale, tels que le Palais National de l'Ajuda ou le Palais de Bemposta. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 13 Monuments et Sites Après le dévastateur tremblement de terre de 1755, Lisbonne a été reconstruite sous l'influence décisive du Marquis de Pombal, qui a modifié la disposition urbaine, les voies de circulation et a donné une cohérence visuelle à la capitale portugaise. Ce plan architectural est encore visible dans les quartiers centraux de Lisbonne. Par exemple, aujourd'hui, la Place du Commerce, la Place des Restauradores ou la Place du Rossio sont des points de rencontre et d'activités commerciales. Plus près du présent, l'ascenseur de Santa Justa, les tramways de Lisbonne, ou le Christ Roi de l'autre côté du Tage sont de nouveaux icônes de la ville visités par les touristes chaque année. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 7 Églises et Temples Les temples ont beaucoup souffert de la destruction de 1755, mais il reste encore plusieurs exemples de différentes époques que tu peux visiter lorsque tu es à Lisbonne. Le meilleur exemple de cela est l'église de Santo Domingo : ce n'est pas tous les jours que tu peux voir un temple qui a subi des tremblements de terre successifs, des inondations et des incendies et qui conserve la majesté qu'elle nous offre aujourd'hui. L'église de São Vicente de Fora offre une belle vue panoramique et abrite le Panthéon de la Maison Royale de Bragance, ainsi que des azulejos et des objets religieux qui témoignent de l'expansion outre-mer du Portugal. La cathédrale de Lisbonne est ancienne mais pas très éblouissante, donc nous te suggérons de visiter l'église de Saint-Antoine à proximité, érigée au lieu de naissance de l'un des saints les plus populaires du christianisme. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 10 Places et Parcs Le Parc Eduardo VII, majestueux poumon vert, offre des vues panoramiques et une sérénité en plein cœur de la ville. La place animée du Commerce, entourée d'arches et du fleuve Tage, est le cœur historique et social de Lisbonne. Le Jardim da Estrela, avec son lac serein et sa végétation luxuriante, est un havre de paix. Découvre la place Rossio, animée et pleine d'histoire, où le passé et le présent de la ville s'entremêlent. Le Jardin de l'Estrela et le Jardin Botanique sont des options attrayantes en plein centre, tant pour les touristes que pour les habitants. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 8 Expériences et Activités Si tu as un peu de temps supplémentaire après tes visites ou si tu préfères découvrir Lisbonne de manière plus "pratique", nous te recommandons plusieurs activités. Par exemple, tu peux profiter d'une balade dans le Parc National de Sintra et visiter le Palais National, Quinta da Regaleira ou le Château des Maures. Tu peux également monter dans des ascenseurs comme celui de Santa Justa, ou te rendre à Setúbal pour observer des dauphins, pêcher ou naviguer en voilier. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Liste des 50 sites à visiter à Lisbonne 🏛️ Museés, Galeries et Palais 1. Château de Saint-Georges 2. Musée archéologique de Carmo 3. Musée Calouste Gulbenkian 4. Musée de la collection Berardo 5. Musée de la Marine 6. Musée du Fado 7. Musée militaire de Lisbonne 8. Musée national d'art contemporain - Musée du Chiado 9. Musée national des tuiles 10. Palais de Bemposta 11. Palais national d'Ajuda 12. Tremblement de terre - Musée du tremblement de terre de Lisbonne 🏰 Monuments et Sites 13. Arche Rua Augusta 14. Avenue de la Liberté 15. Phare de Belem 16. Librairie Bertrand - Chiado 17. Point de vue du Monte Agudo 18. Point de vue de San Pedro de Alcântara 19. Monument aux découvertes 20. Panthéon national 21. Pont du 25 avril 22. Sanctuaire national du Cristo Rey 23. Théâtre Eden 24. Théâtre national Dona Maria II 25. Tour de Belém ⛪ Églises et Temples 26. Cathédrale de Lisbonne 27. Église Saint-Antoine de Lisbonne 28. Église de San Roque 29. Église de San Vicente de Fora 30. Église de Santa Maria de Belém 31. Église de Santo Domingo 32. Monastère des Jerónimos de Belém 🌳 Places et Parcs 33. Jardin botanique de l'Université de Lisbonne 34. Jardim Guerra Junqueiro (Jardin de l'Étoile) 35. Parc Eduardo VII 36. Place des Restauradores 37. Place du Commerce 38. Place du Rossio 39. Place Dom Pedro IV 40. Place Luís de Camões 41. Place Martim Moniz 42. Place de l'Império 🎡 Expériences et Activités 43. Observation de dauphins à Setúbal 44. Castelo dos Mouros 45. Ascenseur de Santa Justa 46. Funiculaire de la Laure 47. Palais de Regaleira 48. Palais de Pena 49. Palais national de Sintra 50. Rua Augusta Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades Traveling to Sao Paulo? 🔍 We show you 20 places to visit on your next visit to Sao Paulo. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Sao Paulo in numbers 1554 AD FUNDACIÓN 22 million SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 1521 km² Why visit Sao Paulo São Paulo is the largest city in Brazil and is considered the economic, cultural and financial capital of the South American giant. It is noted for its great cultural diversity, its political prominence in Brazilian history and its nightlife . One of São Paulo's main attractions is the São Paulo Museum of Art , which houses a wide variety of contemporary and modern art by Brazilian and international artists. Ibirapuera Park is another important tourist attraction, known for its gardens and for being the venue for many cultural and sporting events. The Itália Building is another must-see for a breathtaking panoramic view of the city from its observation deck. São Paulo may be intimidating for its business centre, but its people are very lively ! If you want to get a closer look at their daily life, take a stroll along Avenida Paulista . Or you might be tempted by the Municipal Market , where you'll find a delicious variety of fresh produce and artisanal products. Interactive map of Sao Paulo What could be more handy than having a map of Sao Paulo in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa We share with you 20 places to visit distributed in the following categories: Sampa, the land of the dew. Serious and fun at the same time, this Brazilian metropolis is one of the largest in the world and is the economic heart of the country. Monumentos 5 Museums, Galleries and Palaces The São Paulo Museum of Art, also known as MASP, is a cultural gem in the heart of the city. With its famous steel and glass frame floating above the exhibition, it is one of the most iconic museums in Latin America. Its impressive collection of European art includes works by artists such as Rembrandt, Degas and Titian, as well as works by contemporary Brazilian artists. The Pinacoteca do Estado is one of the most important art museums in Brazil, offering a wide variety of works of art from various movements and periods from colonial to contemporary art. The Pinacoteca is also known for its beautiful neo-gothic style building, which adds to the experience of visiting the museum. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 8 Monuments and Landmarks Avenida Paulista is one of the most emblematic places in this Brazilian metropolis. Known as the financial heart of the city, this avenue is an important commercial and cultural centre, attracting visitors and locals alike. Here you will find a wide variety of shops, restaurants, galleries and fairs, as well as important corporate buildings and a vibrant nightlife. The Memorial de América Latina is an impressive cultural complex located on Avenida Auro Soares de Moura Andrade. With its unique architecture, this place is a tribute to the culture and history of Latin America. It is a perfect space to learn about the cultural diversity of the region through its exhibitions and cultural events. In addition to an extensive art collection, there is also a theatre, a concert hall and a conference centre, with its gardens and futuristic architecture. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 2 Churches and Temples The Jesuit Church was the birthplace of this huge city almost 500 years ago! It is notable for its colonial architecture, its choir and its collections of indigenous and Portuguese art. Nearby, you'll find the imposing neo-gothic Metropolitan Cathedral. Although it is little more than a century old, today it is one of the five largest Christian churches in the world and has the largest organ in Latin America. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 2 Squares and Parks Ibirapuera Park is one of the most important green lungs of São Paulo, Brazil. With over 150 hectares of green areas and a wide variety of sports and cultural facilities, it is the perfect place to spend a day outdoors. Trianon Park is a green oasis in the heart of the city. With more than 50 hectares of green areas and walking trails, it is home to a wide variety of sports and cultural facilities, including an open-air theatre and an artificial lake. It is also known for its beautiful rose garden and its beautiful lake. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 3 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time left over after your tours, or if you prefer to get to know São Paulo in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend several activities. You can get in touch with local producers and taste typical food at the Municipal Market or take a helicopter flight over the city, it's up to you! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa List with 20 places to visit in Sao Paulo 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Museum of Inclusion 2. Pinacoteca do Estado 3. São Paulo Museum - Marquesa de Santos 4. São Paulo Museum of Art - MASP 5. São Paulo Museum of Modern Art 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 6. Alfa Real Theatre 7. Batman Alley 8. Condor Monument 9. Copan Building 10. Latin America Memorial 11. Monument to the Bandeiras 12. Paulista Avenue 13. Torii Arch of Barrio Libertad ⛪ Churches and Temples 14. Iglesia Jesuita Pateo do Collegio 15. Metropolitan Cathedral of São Paulo 🌳 Squares and Parks 16. Ibirapuera Park 17. Trianon Park Tte. Siqueira Campos 🎡 Experiences and Activities 18. Helicopter flight over San Pablo 19. Municipal Market of San Pablo 20. São Paulo Zoo Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades Traveling to Seville? 🔍 We show you 47 places to visit on your next visit to Seville. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Seville in numbers 850 BC FUNDACIÓN 693 thousand SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 141 km² Why visit Seville Seville is the capital of Andalusia, the largest region in Spain. It has almost three thousand years of history, from the culture of Tartessos and Phoenician trade as a privileged enclave on the Guadalquivir. It then flourished as the Roman Hispalis and the Visigothic Spali. For 700 years, Seville received its Islamic imprint, still visible today. In modern times, it was the connecting link between Europe and the New World for the Spanish crown. Finally, the city managed to preserve its historical charm despite recent industrialization and urban reforms. The Alcazar, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a testament to the mix of architectural styles that have influenced the city. In addition, the Triana neighborhood, on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, offers an authentic experience with its flamenco bars (of which Seville is the birthplace) and ceramic workshops. The most visited space every year is the Plaza de España with its unique architecture, created for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. It's an unmissable place to immerse yourself in Seville's history and elegance. Nearby, the Maria Luisa Park attracts with its numerous cultural events, from the European Film Festival to Holy Week processions. Sevillian cuisine is a feast for the senses. From traditional tapas to fresh fish dishes, every bite reflects the rich culinary heritage of the region. Sevilla's joy is so infectious that even though it turns into a "frying pan" in the summer due to high temperatures, it remains one of Spain's most chosen destinations! Because of its dynamism and joy, Sevilla is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe to discover at night. Interactive Map of Seville What could be more handy than having a map of Seville in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa We share with you 47 places to visit distributed in the following categories: The City of Grace dazzles those who visit it with its joy and charm. The Andalusian capital is a city full of Spanish heritage and has activities for every taste. Monumentos 10 Museums, Galleries and Palaces The palatial complexes and museums of Seville are extraordinary. You can explore diverse and fascinating themes, such as the Museum of Fine Arts, the General Archive of the Indies, or the Museum of Arts and Popular Cultures. For history enthusiasts, the Archbishop's Palace and the Casa de Pilatos symbolize the modern splendor of Seville. If you're short on time in the city, prioritize the Alcazar, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You won't regret it when you see its impressive ornate courtyards, majestic halls, and lush gardens with exotic plant species from around the world. The palace is the oldest in Europe still fulfilling its function! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 14 Monuments and Landmarks From the Isabel II Bridge to the imposing San Telmo Palace, each monument tells the unique story of Seville. The most outstanding is the majestic Plaza de España, witness to the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929, with tiled benches for each Spanish province. Explore military history at the Torre del Oro or marvel at the contemporary architecture of the Setas de Sevilla. Many buildings surprise you as you stroll by, like the Royal Tobacco Factory or the Columns of Hercules Monument. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 8 Churches and Temples If you're drawn to religious tourism, in Seville, you can enjoy the grand Cathedral, the world's largest Gothic church, housing Christopher Columbus's tomb. Also noteworthy are the Basilica of La Macarena, with its icon of the Virgin, or the Convent of Mother of God, contrasting with its sobriety and cloister. Don't miss the grand Collegiate Church of El Salvador, with its spectacular main altarpiece and an atmosphere that testifies to the Spanish colonial hegemony. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 12 Squares and Parks During your visit to Seville, the Plaza de España is an absolute must-see, an architectural masterpiece that blends the history of Hispanic culture with the best of Sevillian art. The Gardens of María Luisa and the Gardens of Murillo are two of the city's green lungs: with their ponds and shaded avenues, they are perfect for a tranquil break. Also, explore the historic Plaza del Cabildo with its ancient walls or the modern Plaza de la Encarnación, providing a clever contrast in the midst of Seville's historic district. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 3 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time after your tours, or if you prefer to explore Seville in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend several activities. You can book a tour to the White Villages of Andalusia or Huelva, stroll through Triana in an afternoon, or take a cruise on the Guadalquivir River – it's up to you! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa List with 47 places to visit in Seville 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. General Archive of the Indies 2. Pilatos House 3. Los Venerables Hospital 4. Museum of Popular Arts and Customs of Seville 5. Museum of Fine Arts of Seville 6. Museum of Flamenco Dance 7. Archbishop's Palace 8. Palace of Las Dueñas 9. Marqueses de la Algaba Palace 10. Royal Alcazar of Seville 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 11. Carmona Spouts 12. Farola Fountain 13. Immaculate Conception 14. The Giralda 15. Monument to Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer 16. Monument to Saint Ferdinand 17. Monument to the Pillars of Hercules 18. Monument to the Ibero-American Exhibition 1929 19. Bullring of the Real Maestranza de Caballería of Seville 20. Isabel II Bridge 21. Royal Tobacco Factory of Seville 22. Seat of the Government of Andalusia - San Telmo Palace 23. Seville Mushrooms 24. Torre del Oro (Gold Tower) ⛪ Churches and Temples 25. Macarena Basilica 26. Chapel of El Carmen 27. Seville Cathedral 28. Saint Louis of the French Monumental Complex 29. Convent of Mother of God 30. Collegiate Church of the Divine Saviour 31. Church of Santa María la Blanca 32. Lion's Gate 🌳 Squares and Parks 33. Cartuja Island 34. Cristina Gardens 35. Gardens of Murillo 36. Gardens of Rafael Montesinos 37. María Luisa Park 38. Alamillo Park 39. America Square 40. Abastos Square 41. Spain Square 42. Encarnación Square 43. Cabildo Square 44. Triunfo Square 🎡 Experiences and Activities 45. Itálica Archaeological Site 46. Cruise on the Guadalquivir River 47. Excursion to the White Villages Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades Viaggi a Vienna? 🔍 Ti mostriamo 32 luoghi da visitare durante la tua prossima visita a Vienna. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Vienna in numeri 15 a.C. FUNDACIÓN 1,7 milioni SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 414 km² Perché visitare Vienna Vienna è la capitale dell'Austria ed è nota per la sua ricca storia, architettura e cultura musicale . È la città più importante sul Danubio e la sua posizione nel cuore dell'Europa è sempre stata un crocevia di culture . Il centro storico di Vienna grida il suo passato di capitale di un grande impero e trasmette la sua raffinatezza culturale in ogni angolo. Una delle principali attrazioni è il maestoso Castello di Schönbrunn , ex residenza estiva della famiglia imperiale austriaca. Vienna è godibile con tutti i sensi. Si può passeggiare nei giardini del Castello del Belvedere , imparare nei suoi innumerevoli musei , assistere a spettacoli di opera e balletto al Teatro di Stato e fermarsi in qualsiasi caffè per assaporare le sue delizie gastronomiche. Mappa interattiva di Vienna Cosa c'è di più pratico che avere in tasca una mappa di Vienna con tutti questi siti turistici già segnalati? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa Condividiamo con te 32 luoghi da visitare distribuiti nelle seguenti categorie: La città della musica. La sua personalità sofisticata ma umile invita a conoscere i suoi contributi all'arte, alla psicologia, alla gastronomia e alla diplomazia. Monumentos 11 Musei, Gallerie e Palazzi I palazzi di Vienna sono tra i più iconici d'Europa. Schönbrunn è un imponente palazzo barocco noto per il suo splendido giardino di 14 ettari, le imponenti sale da ballo e un complesso che comprende uno zoo, un parco a tema e un labirinto. Il Belvedere è noto per i suoi impressionanti giardini e per la sua ricca collezione d'arte, che comprende opere di Gustav Klimt. I musei di Vienna testimoniano il suo passato di epicentro della politica e della cultura europea. Il Museo di Storia dell'Arte di Vienna spazia dal Medioevo ai giorni nostri e comprende opere di artisti come Rembrandt, Vermeer e Tiziano. Il Museo di Storia Militare di Vienna, invece, è uno dei musei più interessanti della città, noto per la sua vasta collezione di armi, uniformi e oggetti relativi alla storia militare dell'Austria, comprese le due guerre mondiali. Molti altri, dedicati a personaggi come Mozart, Freud o l'imperatrice Sisi, attirano un pubblico specifico. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Monumenti e Punti di Riferimento La capitale austriaca è segnata dal suo influente passato asburgico. L'Opera di Stato di Vienna è uno dei teatri d'opera più iconici del mondo, noto per la sua imponente architettura e la sua ricca storia musicale. Fondato nel 1869, ha ospitato molte delle opere più importanti della storia dell'opera ed è stato il palcoscenico di alcuni dei più famosi cantanti lirici di tutti i tempi. Il Parlamento austriaco, invece, è il centro politico dell'Austria. Con la sua imponente architettura neogotica e la sua ricca storia, l'edificio è un simbolo della democrazia austriaca. Il Parlamento austriaco è sede dell'Assemblea Nazionale e ospita alcune delle sale più suggestive di Vienna, tra cui la Camera dei Deputati e la Sala dei Leoni. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Chiese e Templi La Cattedrale di Santo Stefano è un imponente edificio religioso situato nel cuore di Vienna. Conosciuta per la sua imponente architettura gotica, le bellissime vetrate e l'iconico tetto, la Cattedrale di Santo Stefano ospita diversi tesori culturali e storici, come la tomba dell'imperatore Rodolfo I e l'imponente orchestra della cattedrale. La Chiesa cattolica di San Pietro o la Chiesa di San Carlo Borromeo, invece, sono due esempi di barocco. La prima è nota soprattutto per gli impressionanti affreschi e il bellissimo organo, la seconda per la facciata e la tomba dell'imperatore Leopoldo I e la collezione di arte sacra. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 8 Piazze e Parchi Vienna è apprezzata anche per la sua sicurezza pubblica e per i suoi parchi e giardini ben curati, e il Parco della Città e il Volksgarten sono due dei luoghi più popolari. Il parco cittadino è noto per i suoi splendidi giardini e per la vista mozzafiato sulla città. Inoltre, il parco ospita un'ampia varietà di strutture ricreative, tra cui piscine, campi da tennis e un piccolo roller coaster. Il Volksgarten, invece, è un bellissimo giardino botanico con un teatro all'aperto e un bellissimo lago artificiale. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 3 Esperienze e Attività Se hai un po' di tempo in più dopo le tue visite, o se preferisci conoscere Vienna in modo più "pratico", ti consigliamo diverse attività. Puoi goderti un tour esplicativo con una gustosa birra, cenare al buio o vestirti come il protagonista di un quadro e farti fotografare: sta a te decidere! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Elenco dei 32 luoghi da visitare a Vienna 🏛️ Musei, Gallerie e Palazzi 1. Museo Albertina 2. Palazzo del Belvedere 3. Museo della Casa di Freud 4. Hermesvilla 5. Palazzo Hofburg 6. Cripta imperiale di Vienna 7. Museo della Porcellana 8. Palazzo di Schönbrunn 9. Museo di Sisi 10. Museo di Storia dell'Arte di Vienna 11. Museo di Storia Militare di Vienna 🏰 Monumenti e Punti di Riferimento 12. Biblioteca nazionale austriaca 13. Parlamento austriaco 14. Casa Hundertwasser 15. Monumento a Mozart 16. Opera di Stato di Vienna ⛪ Chiese e Templi 17. Chiesa dei Cappuccini 18. Chiesa di San Carlo Borromeo 19. Chiesa cattolica di San Pietro 20. Cattedrale di Santo Stefano, Vienna 21. Chiesa votiva 🌳 Piazze e Parchi 22. Augarten 23. Parco della città 24. Piazza degli Eroi 25. Michaelerplatz 26. Parco di Ressel 27. Parco Sigmund Freud 28. Piazza del Municipio 29. Volksgarten 🎡 Esperienze e Attività 30. Mercato del frassino arabo 31. Crociere sul Danubio 32. Ruota panoramica di Vienna Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente

← Todas las ciudades Viaggi ad Amsterdam? 🔍 Ti mostriamo 36 luoghi da visitare durante la tua prossima visita a Amsterdam. Encuentra aquí tu guía de viaje definitiva: 📜 Historia y recomendaciones para tu viaje 🗺️ Mapa interactivo con los mejores puntos de interés 💡 Lista completa de lugares imperdibles para explorar Amsterdam in numeri 1274 d.C. FUNDACIÓN 1,2 milioni SUPERFICIE POBLACIÓN 219 km² Perché visitare Amsterdam Amsterdam è la capitale dei Paesi Bassi e una delle città più iconiche d'Europa. Conosciuta per la sua atmosfera liberale e la sua ricca storia, Amsterdam è una destinazione turistica popolare per i viaggiatori di tutto il mondo, in particolare per i giovani . Una delle principali attrazioni di Amsterdam sono i suoi canali , che si trovano in tutta la città. I canali sono famosi per le case galleggianti e i battelli turistici e offrono una vista unica della città. Oltre che per i canali, Amsterdam è nota per l'arte e la cultura. Tra ogni attrazione, bellissime piazze e parchi per un giro in bicicletta , altro simbolo della città e del suo stile di vita. Non per niente secoli fa la comunità ebraica ha dato alla città il soprannome di "Mokum ", rifugio sicuro. Amsterdam si distingue anche come città ricca di vita notturna , con un'ampia varietà di bar, club e caffè. Il Quartiere a Luci Rosse è famoso per le sue vetrine illuminate e i cocktail bar, mentre il centro della città è ricco di luoghi in cui godersi la notte. Nel caso non lo sappiate, Amsterdam è nota per la sua diversità , con un'ampia gamma di comunità etniche e culturali che rendono questa città un luogo unico e cosmopolita . È una città ricca di storia , cultura e divertimento , e la cordialità della gente del posto rende la città ancora più piacevole! Mappa interattiva di Amsterdam Cosa c'è di più pratico che avere in tasca una mappa di Amsterdam con tutti questi siti turistici già segnalati? 🏛️ Museos | Galerías | Palacios 🏰 Monumentos | Sitios de interés ⛪ Iglesias | Templos 🌳 Plazas | Parques 🎡 Experiencias | Actividades Descargar el mapa Descargar el mapa Condividiamo con te 36 luoghi da visitare distribuiti nelle seguenti categorie: La città dei canali. L'energia contagiosa di Amsterdam invita a rilassarsi e a perdersi nelle sue strade piene di biciclette e tulipani. Monumentos 8 Musei, Gallerie e Palazzi Amsterdam ha la più alta densità di musei per superficie al mondo. Il Museo Van Gogh è uno dei musei più visitati della città e ospita alcune delle opere più famose di un artista che conquista con la sua empatia. Il Rijksmuseum è un altro importante museo che è stato trasferito dall'Aia; ospita un'ampia varietà di arte olandese e internazionale. Uno dei luoghi più toccanti e commoventi di Amsterdam è senza dubbio il Museo di Anna Frank, dove potrete conoscere la storia vera e personale di una delle vittime più famose dell'Olocausto leggendo il diario che scrisse mentre si nascondeva durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale. Se invece sei un amante delle barche, non puoi perderti il Museo Marittimo Nazionale, che ospita un'ampia varietà di navi antiche e modelli in scala, tra cui una replica di un'imponente nave da carico della Compagnia Olandese delle Indie Orientali. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 10 Monumenti e Punti di Riferimento Amsterdam è stata soprannominata la "Venezia del Nord" per i suoi numerosi canali e per la sua importanza economica: ad esempio, nel 1602 vi fu fondata la prima borsa valori della storia. Nonostante la sua fama mondiale, Amsterdam è diventata capitale dei Paesi Bassi solo nel 1983, sostituendo L'Aia. Tutti i monumenti e le attrazioni della nostra lista sono collegati dalla complessa rete di canali della città, che si estende per oltre 100 chilometri. La zona dei canali è stata infatti dichiarata Patrimonio dell'Umanità dall'UNESCO nel 2010. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Chiese e Templi Una delle più famose è la Basilica di San Nicola, nota anche come "Chiesa dei Pescatori", costruita nel XIV secolo e famosa per le sue vetrate gotiche e la campana di 500 anni. È la Chiesa Vecchia più antica di Amsterdam ed è famosa per la sua immensa campana e gli orologi pendenti. Un'altra chiesa impressionante è la Chiesa Nuova, costruita nel XVII secolo in stile barocco e nota per le sue decorazioni interne, oltre che per essere il luogo di sepoltura dei grandi ammiragli olandesi. Anche se i riti cristiani non vengono più celebrati qui, si svolgono ancora eventi speciali, come il matrimonio (2002) e l'investitura (2013) del re Guglielmo e della regina Máxima. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 8 Piazze e Parchi Nella capitale olandese ci sono più di 40 parchi, che completano l'ambiente acquatico che li circonda e li nutre. Anche il trasporto locale è un modo ideale per sfruttarli al meglio: secondo i dati del Comune, ad Amsterdam ci sono più biciclette che persone! Il Vondelpark è il preferito da tutti: attira più di 10 milioni di persone ogni anno. Ma potete anche godervi il Westerpark o l'Oosterpark, dove si tengono eventi gastronomici, musicali e di intrattenimento. Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Monumentos 5 Esperienze e Attività Se hai un po' di tempo in più dopo le tue visite, o se preferisci conoscere Amsterdam in modo più "pratico", ti consigliamo diverse attività. Puoi goderti un tour esplicativo con una gustosa birra, cenare al buio o vestirti come il protagonista di un quadro e farti fotografare: sta a te decidere! Ver el mapa Ver lista completa Elenco dei 36 luoghi da visitare a Amsterdam 🏛️ Musei, Gallerie e Palazzi 1. Casa di Anne Frank 2. Museo moderno e contemporaneo 3. Museo Nazionale Marittimo 4. Casa Museo di Rembrandt 5. Rijksmuseum 6. Palazzo Reale di Amsterdam 7. Museo Stedelijk 8. Museo Van Gogh 🏰 Monumenti e Punti di Riferimento 9. Canali di Amsterdam 10. Stazione centrale di Amsterdam 11. Il quartiere a luci rosse di Amsterdam 12. Municipio e Teatro dell'Opera 13. Memoriale alle vittime dell'Olocausto 14. Monumento alla comunità LGBT 15. Ponte Stretto 16. Casa Stretta 17. Memoriale della schiavitù 18. Spuistraat ⛪ Chiese e Templi 19. Chiesa nuova 20. Chiesa Nord 21. Chiesa vecchia 22. Basilica di San Nicola 23. Chiesa Ovest 🌳 Piazze e Parchi 24. Giardino botanico 25. Piazza Dam 26. Parco del Museo 27. Parco Ooster 28. Piazza Rembrandtplein 29. Vondelpark 30. Parco Wertheim 31. Westerpark 🎡 Esperienze e Attività 32. Mercato artigianale 33. Cena al buio 34. Mercato dei fiori 35. Esperienza Heineken 36. Museo della fotografia Galería de fotos ¿Te resultó útil este contenido? 🐝 Todo el contenido que creamos referido a sitios turísticos lo ofrecemos de manera gratuita para todo aquel viajero que, al igual que nosotros, disfrute viajar y desee conocer en mayor profundidad aquello que está viendo. ☕ Por eso, todo apoyo que recibamos a través de estos cafecitos será muy agradecido y destinado 100% al mantenimiento y mejora del sitio web. ¿Nos invitas un café? Ciudad anterior Ciudad siguiente