The 21 most popular attractions in Europe

Europe is well-known for its architectural wonders, cultural legacy, and enduring history as well as for its natural beauty. That is the reason it receives more than 670 million international visitors annually. Given the many locations of interest in Europe, choosing the best activities to do there might be very difficult. Every visitor should include on their bucket list these twenty-one most well-liked tourist spots:

1. Eiffel Tower (Paris, France):

Visited by around 7 million visitors to appreciate the construction and perspective of the city from the two observation platforms at the top, this edifice is considered one of the wonders of the world.

2. Louvre Museum (Paris, France)

Thanks to well-known pieces like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, this art museum is well-known and visited around 10 million times worldwide.

3. Notre-Dame de Paris

With 13 million visits annually, the ancient Catholic church is among the most visited sites in Paris because of its Gothic architecture and superb carving—the most well-known French cathedral.

4. Disneyland Park (Paris France)

Opening in 1992, this European park often known as the "European Magic Kingdom" greets the 14.8 million guests visiting the fairy-tale domain.

5. Acropolis (Athens, Greece)

With the Acropolis, hilltop complex, the Parthenon, and others drawing around 2.9 million visitors annually, this is maybe one of the most well-known ancient monuments in the world.

6. Venice Canals (Venice, Italy)

Discover the city wandering over the streets and bridges on the Grand Canal, or enjoy the splendor of the gondola ride across the most renowned and charming water City. Hence, data show that around thirty million visitors to the nation annually.

7. Aqueduct (Rome, Italy)

Approach history closely inside this amazing almost 2,000-year-old water transportation system that draws over 7 million visitors to Rome.

8. Leaning Tower of Pisa (Pisa, Italy)

Still drawing more than 1.3 million visitors annually, a Romanesque bell tower built today leans around 4 degrees off the vertical.

9. Neuschwanstein Castle, Schwangau, Germany

Among the most sought-after tourist attractions in the country, this Romanesque Revival-style palace from the 19th century inspired Disney castles and draws about 1.5 million people annually.

10. Octoberfest (Munich, Germany)

For Bavarian culture, almost 6 million people attend Munich's autumn biggest beer celebration worldwide.

11. Alhambra (Granada, Spain)

Completed in the 13th century, this old and unique palace and fortification complex for the Moorish leaders of Granada draws over 2.7 million visitors to Granada today.

12. Sagrada Família (Barcelona,Spain)

Built-in 1882 by renowned architect Gaudi, the distinctive cathedral in Gothic and art nouveau style draws around 4.5 million visitors annually.

13. The National Museum (Washington, USA)

With a record of 5.8 million visits yearly, this is the largest and most well-known museum in America. Its collection size is the highest.

14. The London Eye (London, England)

With more than 3.5 million visitors enjoying the vistas of London as they ride on this iconic Ferris wheel along the Thames.

15. Big Ben (London, England)

For visitors who never stop posing for pictures, Westminster Palace's massive clock tower bell is a must-see sight.

16. Buckingham Palace (London, England)

See the Changing of the Guard outside the Queen's official residence; maybe, you will be fortunate to be taken on a tour inside between June-August. It is anticipated that travel to the island draws over 2.8 million visitors annually.

17. Shopping Centers (Istanbul, Turkey)

Istanbul has over 3,000 stores in 61 covered streets and over 30 million annual tourists, including the well-known 15th-century bazaar where the customers pray for their moms.

18. Parthenon (Athens, Greece)

Built atop the Acropolis and honoring Athena, the goddess of wisdom, the temple still marvels with its carved marble and ancient architecture among the about 1.2 million yearly tourists.

19. Anne Frank House (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Visit the hidden annex visited by 1.3 million tourists annually to experience Anne Frank's existence during the Second World War. Spent thirteen months in her family's hiding spot.

20. Canal tour boats (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Over 220 kilometers of Amsterdam's canals are traversed by tourist boats, which also span the city via historic structures able to host over three million visitors.

21. Matterhorn (Zermatt, Switzerland)

Though not precisely a mountain, this is one of Switzerland's most popular attractions; around 3 million people visit its 4,478-meter top each year.

From great national parks and fascinating cultural attractions to large museums and ancient landmarks, Europe is without a doubt a dream spot for millions of people from all across the globe. These well-known attractions provide just a taste of what about 500 million yearly visitors come to savor.