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< Ver todos los mapas Interactive map of Florence Travel through time in Florence with our interactive map, which will show you 35 historical and iconic sites that tell the story of the city. ¿Cómo se utiliza el mapa? PANEL LATERAL Abrelo para acceder a la lista completa de items del mapa. EXPANDIR PANTALLA Accede la pantalla completa para una visión más cómoda del mapa. COMPARTIR MAPA Puedes compartir el mapa a tu correo electrónico o por redes sociales. Traveling to Florence? Welcome visitors to your site with a short, engaging introduction. Double click to edit and add your own text. Discover Florence Categorías del mapa En este mapa interactivo encontrarás una selección de nuestros lugares favoritos a recorrer, separados en cinco categorías , cada una con su color asociado. Monumentos Museos & Galerías & Palacios Monumentos Monumentos & Sitios de interés Monumentos Iglesias & Templos Monumentos Plazas & Parques Monumentos Experiencias & Actividades Dentro de cada categoría encontrarás un listado numerado de los lugares turísticos a recorrer. Recuerda, esto es solo una selección de nuestros sitios favoritos, ¡seguramente haya más! Choose your color List with 35 places to visit in Florence 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Bargello Museum 2. Buonarroti House 3. Florence Duomo Museum 4. Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze 5. Mediceo Laurenziana Library 6. Medici Riccardi Palace 7. National Archaeological Museum of Florence 8. National Museum of San Marco 9. Palazzo Vecchio 10. Pitti Palace 11. Uffizi Gallery 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 12. Column of Abundance 13. Hospital of the Innocents 14. Ponte Vecchio 15. Vasarian Corridor ⛪ Churches and Temples 16. Baptistery of St. John 17. Basilica of San Miniato al Monte 18. Basilica of Santa Croce 19. Basilica of the Holy Annunciation 20. Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore 21. Church of Orsanmichele 22. Church of San Lorenzo in Florence 23. Church of Santa Maria del Carmine 24. Giotto's Bell Tower 25. Old Sacristy of San Lorenzo 26. Pazzi Chapel 27. Santa Maria Novella 🌳 Squares and Parks 28. Boboli Garden 29. Piazza del Duomo 30. Piazza della Signoria 31. Republic Square 32. Santa Maria Novella Square 33. Viewpoint of Michelangelo 🎡 Experiences and Activities 34. Italian Wine Tasting 35. San Lorenzo Central Market Explora todos los mapas Ámsterdam Barcelona Berlín Brujas Bruselas Buenos Aires Florencia Lisboa Londres Madrid Málaga Milán Nueva York Oporto París Praga Roma San Pablo Santiago de Compostela Sevilla ¿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?

< Ver todos los mapas Interactive map of Toledo Immerse yourself in the magic of Toledo with our interactive map, which invites you to explore 36 enchanting places and enjoy its unique atmosphere. ¿Cómo se utiliza el mapa? PANEL LATERAL Abrelo para acceder a la lista completa de items del mapa. EXPANDIR PANTALLA Accede la pantalla completa para una visión más cómoda del mapa. COMPARTIR MAPA Puedes compartir el mapa a tu correo electrónico o por redes sociales. Traveling to Toledo? Welcome visitors to your site with a short, engaging introduction. Double click to edit and add your own text. Discover Toledo Categorías del mapa En este mapa interactivo encontrarás una selección de nuestros lugares favoritos a recorrer, separados en cinco categorías , cada una con su color asociado. Monumentos Museos & Galerías & Palacios Monumentos Monumentos & Sitios de interés Monumentos Iglesias & Templos Monumentos Plazas & Parques Monumentos Experiencias & Actividades Dentro de cada categoría encontrarás un listado numerado de los lugares turísticos a recorrer. Recuerda, esto es solo una selección de nuestros sitios favoritos, ¡seguramente haya más! Choose your color 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 Explora todos los mapas Ámsterdam Barcelona Berlín Brujas Bruselas Buenos Aires Florencia Lisboa Londres Madrid Málaga Milán Nueva York Oporto París Praga Roma San Pablo Santiago de Compostela Sevilla ¿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?

← All cities Traveling to Barcelona? 🔍 We show you 56 places to visit on your next visit to Barcelona. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore Barcelona in numbers 15 BC FOUNDATION 1,6 millions POPULATION AREA 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? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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! See map See full list 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. 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← All cities Traveling to Toledo? 🔍 We show you 36 places to visit on your next visit to Toledo. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore Toledo in numbers 193 BC FOUNDATION 84 million POPULATION AREA 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? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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! See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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! See map See full list 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. 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← All cities Traveling to Rome? 🔍 We show you 85 places to visit on your next visit to Rome. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore Rome in numbers 753 BC FOUNDATION 2.8 million POPULATION AREA 1287 km² Why visit Rome Rome doesn't hide it from you: it is an imperial capital. Formerly of the Roman Empire , today of Italy. It is also home to the Vatican , the centre of world Catholicism. Rome is an ideal city to explore on foot , because the distances are not so great and between stops you will discover something else. It is this combination of ancient and modern that makes Rome so special. You will fall in love with its squares and avenues. We invite you to lose yourself on the Palatine Hill , and walk down to the banks of the Tiber . If you cross to the other side, Trastevere is not far behind in cultural offerings to continue enjoying. Interactive map of Rome What could be more handy than having a map of Rome in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list We share with you 85 places to visit distributed in the following categories: The Eternal City. In every street awaits a treasure of antiquity to surprise you. Rome enchants with its buildings, its gastronomy and the rhythm of its people. Monumentos 19 Museums, Galleries and Palaces Rome is an open-air museum. Thermae, markets, forums... every year a new archaeological area is set up with state-of-the-art experiences that bring these traces of the past back to life. It also has an exceptional triangle of galleries: Borghese, Barberini and Doria Pamphilj. Venture a little further from the centre to discover more: you can go from the top of Castel Sant'Angelo to the depths of the Catacombs. See map See full list Monumentos 25 Monuments and Landmarks On each of the Seven Hills there are jaw-dropping constructions. Ancient Roman buildings are the stars, but there are also fountains, obelisks and modern spaces that add new colours and shapes to the landscape. See map See full list Monumentos 26 Churches and Temples It's no exaggeration: in Rome you'll find many of the world's finest churches. Big and small, we bet that whatever neighbourhood you're staying in, you'll find one that will steal your gaze. Already with St. Peter's Basilica and the Pantheon you have two giants, but all the others speak volumes with their beauty and history. See map See full list Monumentos 10 Squares and Parks In the centre of Rome you'll find its iconic squares, ideal for a break for a snack or gelato. Further out, Rome has several parks with magnificent viewpoints for panoramic views of the city. See map See full list Monumentos 4 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time left over after your tours, or if you prefer to get to know Rome in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend several activities. Roman mosaic workshops and authentic Italian pasta, experiences with gladiators or with the Pope, the choice is yours! See map See full list List with 85 places to visit in Rome 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Ara Pacis Museum 2. Barberini Palace 3. Baths of Caracalla 4. Baths of Diocletian 5. Borghese Gallery 6. Capitoline Museums 7. Castel Sant'Angelo 8. Catacombs of Callixtus 9. Catacombs of Priscilla 10. Colosseum Museum 11. Domus Aurea 12. Doria Pamphilj Gallery 13. Farnese Palace 14. National Roman Museum 15. Roman Forum 16. Spada Gallery 17. Trajan's Market 18. Trevi Fountain Museum - Vicus Caprarius 19. Vatican Museum 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 20. Arch of Constantine 21. Circus Maximus 22. Cloaca Maxima 23. Column of Marcus Aurelius 24. Column of the Immaculate Conception 25. Curia of Pompey 26. Fountain of Moses 27. Marconi Obelisk 28. Mausoleum of Augustus 29. Monument to Victor Emmanuel II 30. Bocca della Verità 31. Obelisk of Sallustianus 32. Palace of Italian Civilisation 33. Porta Pia 34. Roman Colosseum 35. Sant'Angelo Bridge 36. Stairs of Piazza di Spagna 37. Temple of Hadrian 38. Temple of San Pietro in Montorio 39. The Four Fountains 40. Theatre Marcellus 41. Trajan's Column 42. Trevi Fountain 43. Vatican City 44. Zuccari Palace ⛪ Churches and Temples 45. Archbasilica of St John Lateran 46. Basilica of Saint Agnes Outside the Walls 47. Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul 48. Basilica of San Clemente in Laterano 49. Basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo 50. Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere 51. Basilica of Santa Pudenziana 52. Basilica of Santa Sabina 53. Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls 54. Basilica of the Holy Cross of Jerusalem 55. Church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane 56. Church of San Francesco a Ripa 57. Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria 58. Church of Santa Maria di Loreto 59. Church of Santa Maria Magdalena 60. Church of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva 61. Church of Santa Susanna 62. Church of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza 63. Church of St. Andrew of the Quirinal 64. Church of St. Ignatius 65. Church of St. Louis of the French 66. Church of the Gesù 67. Mausoleum of Saint Constance 68. New Church 69. Pantheon of Rome 70. St. Peter's Basilica 🌳 Squares and Parks 71. Boario Forum 72. Garden of the Cascades 73. Janiculum Viewpoint 74. Piazza del Popolo 75. Piazza di Spagna 76. Piazza Navona 77. Piazza Venezia 78. Pincio Viewpoint 79. Trilussa Square 80. Villa Borghese 🎡 Experiences and Activities 81. Audience with the Pope 82. Gladiator Experience 83. Mosaic Workshop 84. Pasta Professional Experience 85. 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< Ver todos los mapas Interactive map of New York Discover New York in all its glory with our interactive map, showing you 39 must-see sights to explore at your own pace. ¿Cómo se utiliza el mapa? PANEL LATERAL Abrelo para acceder a la lista completa de items del mapa. EXPANDIR PANTALLA Accede la pantalla completa para una visión más cómoda del mapa. COMPARTIR MAPA Puedes compartir el mapa a tu correo electrónico o por redes sociales. Traveling to New York? Welcome visitors to your site with a short, engaging introduction. Double click to edit and add your own text. Discover New York Categorías del mapa En este mapa interactivo encontrarás una selección de nuestros lugares favoritos a recorrer, separados en cinco categorías , cada una con su color asociado. Monumentos Museos & Galerías & Palacios Monumentos Monumentos & Sitios de interés Monumentos Iglesias & Templos Monumentos Plazas & Parques Monumentos Experiencias & Actividades Dentro de cada categoría encontrarás un listado numerado de los lugares turísticos a recorrer. Recuerda, esto es solo una selección de nuestros sitios favoritos, ¡seguramente haya más! Choose your color List with 39 places to visit in New York 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. 9/11 Museum 2. American Museum of Natural History 3. MET Cloisters 4. Metropolitan Museum of Art 5. MoMA 6. Museum of Arts and Design 7. Museum of the City of New York 8. Neue Gallerie 9. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 10. Belvedere 11. Broadway 12. Brooklyn Bridge 13. Carnegie Hall 14. Chrysler Building 15. Egyptian Obelisk of New York 16. Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial 17. Empire State Building 18. Grand Central Terminal 19. Ground Zero 20. Madison Square 21. Madison Square Garden 22. New York Public Library 23. New York Stock Exchange 24. One World Observatory 25. Radio City Music Hall 26. SoHo 27. Statue of Liberty 28. Strawberry Fields 29. Times Square 30. United Nations ⛪ Churches and Temples 31. Cathedral of St. John the Divine 32. St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York 33. Wall Street Bull 🌳 Squares and Parks 34. Battery Park 35. Central Park 36. Trinity Church, New York 🎡 Experiences and Activities 37. Cruises to Statue of Liberty 38. Fifth Avenue 39. Rockefeller Center Explora todos los mapas Ámsterdam Barcelona Berlín Brujas Bruselas Buenos Aires Florencia Lisboa Londres Madrid Málaga Milán Nueva York Oporto París Praga Roma San Pablo Santiago de Compostela Sevilla ¿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?

← All cities Traveling to Bruges? 🔍 We show you 30 places to visit on your next visit to Bruges. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore Bruges in numbers 865 AD FOUNDATION 118 thousand POPULATION AREA 138 km² Why visit Bruges Bruges is a historic city in Belgium, known for its medieval charm and idyllic atmosphere . Despite its size, it is one of Belgium's top tourist destinations and is very popular all year round. Its picturesque streets and canal s and its gastronomy make the capital of Flanders a unique and unforgettable place. One of the main attractions of Bruges is its old town , which is full of medieval houses, canals and squares. The Crab Market is one of the city's most visited tourist attractions, with a wide variety of shops and restaurants. The Belfort Tower is another important tourist attraction in Bruges, with a panoramic view of the city. In addition to its tourist attractions, Bruges is known for its art and culture. The Groeninge Museum is one of the most visited museums in the city and houses a wide variety of Belgian and international art. The Bruges Theatre is another important museum in the city, which offers a wide range of performances and events. Bruges is a little gem : centuries ago in Northern Europe it was nicknamed "Die Scone ", the beautiful one. Interactive map of Bruges What could be more handy than having a map of Bruges in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list We share with you 30 places to visit distributed in the following categories: The Middle Ages encapsulated between canals and swans. This small Belgian town has more than a thousand years of heritage, from its ancient textiles to its tempting chocolates. Monumentos 3 Museums, Galleries and Palaces For its size, Bruges does not have as many famous museums as other European cities. However, the collections of its main art galleries are proportionately rich in works of international Gothic and Flemish Primitives, a "Northern Renaissance" that developed in parallel to that of the Italian cities. See map See full list Monumentos 9 Monuments and Landmarks About a thousand years ago, a small village in Flanders was home to a textile industry which, two centuries later, was to become the main economic centre of the region. By 1400 AD, it had some 200,000 inhabitants - ten times more than the historic centre has today! In our list of must-see places you can discover the French and Spanish influence in Bruges. Thanks to their proper preservation, a visit to the buildings of Bruges is like a journey back in time to the High Middle Ages. And in this cheerful little city, every landmark is just a stone's throw away from each other. See map See full list Monumentos 10 Churches and Temples Every day, the churches of Bruges ring their bells to accompany the flowing water in their canals. The long history of Catholicism in Flanders combined with its economic heyday to build marvellous churches with interiors full of relics. The most important of these is the Basilica of the Holy Blood in Bruges, originally Romanesque with Gothic additions, which treasures a phial containing a piece of cloth with the blood of Christ, brought from the Holy Land during the Second Crusade. A few blocks to the southwest you will find the imposing Cathedral of San Salvador, which is almost 900 years old since its foundation and has a remarkable heritage treasure. See map See full list Monumentos 7 Squares and Parks As you walk through the squares of Bruges, imagine the medieval merchants who lined them with their stalls and carts. Goods and languages from all corners of Europe were traded and shipped back to their distant destinations. The green spaces of Bruges welcome you and bid you farewell to the city. As you enter from the train and bus station, you can stroll through the Minnewaterpark with its beautiful swans and many bridges. Before leaving in the afternoon, you can stroll through Queen Astrid Park, a little further away from the hustle and bustle of the historic centre, where the locals go to relax a little. See map See full list Monumentos 1 Experiences and Activities If the day is sunny and you prefer to get to know Bruges in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend a boat trip to see the city from a different perspective. The trips are offered by the city council and have various departure points and times. See map See full list List with 30 places to visit in Bruges 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Arentshuis 2. Groeninge Museum 3. Gruuthuse Museum 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 4. Almshouses 5. Beguinage of Bruges 6. Belfry of Bruges 7. Bruges Town Hall 8. Franconate of Bruges 9. Gunpowder Tower 10. Provincial Court 11. Rose Quay 12. St John's Mill ⛪ Churches and Temples 13. Basilica of the Holy Blood of Bruges 14. Cathedral of St. Saviour of Bruges 15. Church of St. Anne 16. Church of St. Elizabeth 17. Church of St. Giles 18. Church of St. Jacob 19. Church of St. Magdalene 20. Church of St. Walburga 21. Jerusalem Chapel 22. Our Lady of Bruges 🌳 Squares and Parks 23. Burg Square 24. Graaf Visartpark 25. Market Square 26. Minnewaterpark 27. Queen Astrid Park 28. Sebrechtspark 29. Tanners' Square 🎡 Experiences and Activities 30. 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← All cities Traveling to Malaga? 🔍 We show you 34 places to visit on your next visit to Malaga. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore Malaga in numbers 770 BC FOUNDATION 1.7 million POPULATION AREA 398 km² Why visit Malaga Malaga is a coastal city in southern Spain, known for its warm climate , great beaches and rich history and culture . It is one of the main tourist destinations in southern Spain. Malaga has almost 3000 years of history in which it was a crossroads of trade routes and cultures of the Mediterranean . Its old town has a wealth of historic buildings, picturesque squares and monuments. As soon as you arrive, the Islamic constructions of the Alcazaba and the Gibralfaro Castle can be seen from the top. In a few steps you can walk from the Roman Theatre to La Manquita , the imposing Renaissance cathedral . In addition, Malaga has a wide variety of beaches and natural landscapes, from La Malagueta to the Malaga Mountain Nature Reserve , where you can enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities. But don't worry: if it rains one day and you can't take advantage of them, you have the Picasso Museum , the Pompidou Centre or the Carmen Thyssen Museum . Interactive map of Malaga What could be more handy than having a map of Malaga in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list We share with you 34 places to visit distributed in the following categories: The capital of the Costa del Sol. With a rich history of three millennia, Malaga continues to grow and attract tourists with its beaches, culture and gastronomy. Monumentos 8 Museums, Galleries and Palaces Malaga has an excellent cultural complex. Not only does it have its own collections of the city and the region, such as the Museum of Malaga or the Picasso Museum, but it also has centres of important institutions such as the Pompidou Centre or the Thyssen Foundation. Do you like history and ancient architecture? Then the Nasrid-style fortress of the Alcazaba is for you. Built in the 11th century, it has witnessed many important events and has been renovated throughout Malaga's historical stages. From its location on the hill of Gibralfaro, you will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and the sea. See map See full list Monumentos 7 Monuments and Landmarks In Malaga, traces of the Phoenician, Roman, Islamic and Christian eras intermingle to create unique panoramic views. Gibralfaro Castle is the main tourist attraction of this Spanish coastal city, and has featured on its coat of arms since the time of the Catholic Monarchs. Towards sea level, the various coastal promenades along Malaga's commercial and historic avenues will give you unforgettable views of the Costa del Sol. On these thoroughfares, you can find the city's great public buildings of government and entertainment. See map See full list Monumentos 6 Churches and Temples Malaga Cathedral, also known as the Basilica de la Encarnación or "la Manquita" to the locals, is one of the most impressive sights in the city. Built in the 18th century in a baroque and neoclassical style, it is an imposing building that stands in the heart of the old town and allows you to see the whole city from its rooftops in 360°. Then there is the church of San Juan Bautista, located in the heart of the old town and considered one of the finest examples of Mudejar art in Malaga. With its impressive ceramic dome and bell tower, you won't be surprised that this church has been designated as a national monument. See map See full list Monumentos 6 Squares and Parks The Plaza de la Constitución is the heart of the old town of Malaga and is one of the most important landmarks of the city. In the square, you can find a wide variety of bars and restaurants where you can enjoy a delicious coffee or a typical Malaga meal. In addition, the square hosts many events and festivals throughout the year, making it a vibrant and lively place. Further along the coast, Malaga Park is one of the city's green lungs, an oasis of tranquillity in the middle of the vibrant Andalusian city. With its large gardens and extensive recreational spaces, it is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a day outdoors. See map See full list Monumentos 7 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time left over after your tours, or if you prefer to get to know Malaga in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend several activities. A stroll along the modern Muelle Uno and then the beach, or perhaps a trip to nearby cities for a bit of adventure tourism, it's up to you! See map See full list List with 34 places to visit in Malaga 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Alcazaba of Malaga 2. CAC Malaga 3. Carmen Thyssen Museum Malaga 4. Centre Pompidou Malaga 5. Malaga Museum 6. Picasso Birthplace Museum (Malaga) 7. Picasso Museum Malaga 8. Russian Museum Collection / Malaga 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 9. Bullring of Malaga 10. Colomares Castle Monument 11. Gibralfaro Castle 12. Monument to the Gálvez Family 13. Roman Theatre of Malaga 14. Soho Malaga 15. Town Hall of Malaga ⛪ Churches and Temples 16. Cathedral of the Incarnation in Malaga 17. Church of San Juan Bautista 18. Church of Santo Domingo de Guzmán 19. Church of the Sacred Heart 20. Sanctuary of La Victoria 21. Stupa de la Iluminación de Benalmádena (Illumination Stupa of Benalmádena) 🌳 Squares and Parks 22. Constitution Square 23. La Malagueta Path 24. Malaga Park 25. Pedro Luis Alonso Gardens 26. Picasso Gardens 27. Poet Manuel Alcántara Square 🎡 Experiences and Activities 28. Atarazanas Central Market 29. Benalmadena Butterfly Park 30. La Malagueta Beach 31. Marqués de Larios Street 32. Muelle Uno 33. Tour to Frigiliana and Nerja 34. Tour to Ronda and Setenil Photo gallery ¿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

← All cities Traveling to Sao Paulo? 🔍 We show you 20 places to visit on your next visit to Sao Paulo. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore Sao Paulo in numbers 1554 AD FOUNDATION 22 million POPULATION AREA 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? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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. See map See full list 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! See map See full list 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 Photo gallery ¿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

← All cities Traveling to New York? 🔍 We show you 39 places to visit on your next visit to New York. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore New York in numbers 1624 AD FOUNDATION 19 million POPULATION AREA 784 km² Why visit New York New York is one of the most iconic cities in the world, with a unique blend of historic and contemporary architecture. It's the city that never sleeps , where there's always something to do, whether it's a Broadway show, a game or concert at Madison Square Garden , or just strolling the famous streets like Fifth Avenue or Wall Street . Don't miss the opportunity to visit iconic landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty , the Empire State Building or museums such as the Natural History Museum or the Metropolitan Museum . In addition, the Big Apple is known for its vibrant food scene and its wide variety of cultures and communities , each with its own district. This reinforces the message that "there is something for everyone " in New York. Despite being a big city, New York also stands out for its green spaces. Iconic parks such as Central Park , the High Line and Bryant Park are world-famous postcards. Finally, don't miss the opportunity to experience the nightlife in places like the Meatpacking District or the East Village . Interactive map of New York What could be more handy than having a map of New York in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list We share with you 39 places to visit distributed in the following categories: The City That Never Sleeps is a world reference for urban life. The largest metropolis in the United States is also its main economic and cultural center. Monumentos 9 Museums, Galleries and Palaces This city is known for having some of the most important and prestigious museums in the world. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, also known as "The Met", is the largest art museum in the United States and houses more than 2 million works of art from around the world. The Museum of Modern Art, known as MoMA, is another must-see museum in New York. With over 150,000 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, photographs and films, this museum is a unique experience for those interested in contemporary art and culture. See map See full list Monumentos 21 Monuments and Landmarks For all its size and diversity, New York is a city full of surprises and breathtaking sights. It's hard not to take your breath away when visiting some of its most iconic landmarks. From the Statue of Liberty to One World or skyscrapers like the Empire State or the Chrysler, New York invites you to look in all directions to recognise its most iconic postcards. All of its buildings have a lot of personality and are a reference in their area: the New York Stock Exchange, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Public Library or Grand Central Terminal are just a few examples. See map See full list Monumentos 3 Churches and Temples Although New York is not known for its churches, the examples on our list are worth stopping by and visiting. St. Patrick's Cathedral is an impressive place to visit in New York. Known as the 'National Cathedral of Ireland' and located in the centre of the city, this imposing neo-Gothic church offers a unique experience. It stands out for its majestic limestone façade, impressive stained glass windows and 25-metre high pipe organ. Trinity Church is an impressive religious building in the heart of New York. With its imposing façade and majestic dome, this church in the middle of bustling Manhattan is one of the most photographed in the city. Its interior is just as impressive, with its colourful stained glass windows, elegant architecture and acoustics perfect for concerts and events. See map See full list Monumentos 3 Squares and Parks Central Park is one of the most emblematic parks in the world. Covering 341 hectares, it is a green oasis in the middle of the city. Known for its natural beauty, the park is home to a variety of attractions, including walking and jogging trails, lakes, bridges, gardens and much more. It is also home to some of the best outdoor events, such as the Summer Festival and the Christmas Festival. Further south, Battery Park is a popular and expansive park with stunning views of the harbour and the Statue of Liberty. In addition to its beautiful gardens and fountains, Battery Park is also home to some of the city's most iconic attractions, such as Castle Clinton National Monument and the Vietnam War Memorial, as well as a wide variety of shops, restaurants and cultural activities nearby. See map See full list Monumentos 3 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time left over after your sightseeing, or if you prefer to get to know New York in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend several activities. You can rollerblade around the iconic Rockefeller Center or take a cruise to Liberty Island in the Upper Bay - the choice is yours! See map See full list List with 39 places to visit in New York 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. 9/11 Museum 2. American Museum of Natural History 3. MET Cloisters 4. Metropolitan Museum of Art 5. MoMA 6. Museum of Arts and Design 7. Museum of the City of New York 8. Neue Gallerie 9. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 10. Belvedere 11. Broadway 12. Brooklyn Bridge 13. Carnegie Hall 14. Chrysler Building 15. Egyptian Obelisk of New York 16. Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial 17. Empire State Building 18. Grand Central Terminal 19. Ground Zero 20. Madison Square 21. Madison Square Garden 22. New York Public Library 23. New York Stock Exchange 24. One World Observatory 25. Radio City Music Hall 26. SoHo 27. Statue of Liberty 28. Strawberry Fields 29. Times Square 30. United Nations ⛪ Churches and Temples 31. Cathedral of St. John the Divine 32. St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York 33. Wall Street Bull 🌳 Squares and Parks 34. Battery Park 35. Central Park 36. Trinity Church, New York 🎡 Experiences and Activities 37. Cruises to Statue of Liberty 38. Fifth Avenue 39. Rockefeller Center Photo gallery ¿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

← All cities Traveling to Valencia? 🔍 We show you 32 places to visit on your next visit to Valencia. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore Valencia in numbers 138 BC FOUNDATION 810 thousand POPULATION AREA 134 km2 Why visit Valencia Valencia is sun, paella and fiesta. This city in eastern Spain has a two-thousand-year history and a strong identity of its own that is magnetic for visitors from all over the world. As the third most populated city in Spain and the capital of its autonomous community, it has an economic and cultural dynamism that is reflected in its tourist offer and the welcoming attitude of its inhabitants. Valencia is also famous for its emblematic festivities , especially the Fallas , which are celebrated in March. Valencia was a fairly early Roman colony compared to others on the Iberian Peninsula. Since then, it went through the Visigothic , Islamic and Christian periods as one of the most privileged ports in the Mediterranean. While several of Valencia's spaces and practices are World Heritage Sites , its popular beaches - such as the Malvarrosa - and nightlife give it a lively and attractive character for young people. Spend a day at the City of Arts and Sciences , a futuristic complex with incredible buildings designed by Santiago Calatrava, housing an aquarium, a science museum and an impressive theatre, among many points of interest. We also recommend you enjoy the Turia Gardens , a green oasis that stretches along the old riverbed, ideal for a bike ride or a family picnic. You can't leave without trying the authentic Valencian paella, a traditional and delicious dish that will make you lick your fingers. In Valencia, fun is guaranteed. With its combination of history , modernity and exquisite gastronomy , this city will leave you with unforgettable memories. Interactive Map of Valencia What could be more handy than having a map of Valencia in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list We share with you 32 places to visit distributed in the following categories: The City of Turia. Get to know all the vigor and futurism of the captivating Spanish Levante. Monumentos 7 Museums, Galleries and Palaces Valencia has just the right mix of history and future to make your visit unforgettable. The City of Sciences and Arts is for the curious in all branches of knowledge: the Science Museum offers exhibitions and activities for the whole family. For its part, the CaixaForum Valencia is always up to the task with its temporary exhibitions and its exemplary avant-garde architecture. Another recommended option is the Museum of Natural Sciences, where you will discover fascinating exhibits on the flora, fauna and geology of the region, to which the Valencians attach great importance. And for art lovers, the Museu de Belles Arts de València is a hidden gem with an impressive collection of masterpieces by local and European artists. To learn about the influence of the Valencian elites beyond their lands - for example the Borgia / Borgia family - the best option is to visit La Lonja de la Seda, an impressive Gothic building declared a World Heritage Site. Otherwise, the Palacio del Marqués de Dos Aguas is a baroque palace with an extravagant façade and an impressive collection of Valencian ceramics to enjoy. See map See full list Monumentos 7 Monuments and Landmarks Valencia awaits you with its impressive monuments and places of interest that will take you back in time! Let's start with the port area, with its ancient accesses to the city and its industrial strength that will take you back in time. Don't miss the majestic Serranos Towers, an imposing gateway in the medieval wall that offers a panoramic view of the old town. And speaking of walls, the Galería del Tossal - Muralla Árabe is an archaeological gem that immerses you in Valencia's Muslim past. Valencia City Hall is another outstanding place of interest, with its impressive façade and lively square. And if you're looking for something with more excitement, the Plaza de Toros near the station is one of the most photographed postcards. For a quiet moment, the Astronomy Garden is perfect for relaxing and learning about the stars with an unrivalled educational display. See map See full list Monumentos 4 Churches and Temples Did you know that Valencia has its own "Sistine Chapel"? It is in the church of San Nicolás de Bari and San Pedro Mártir, a baroque jewel with spectacular frescoes that generate unequalled optical effects. The Church of the Jesuits in Valencia is another architectural marvel, with its imposing façade and interior full of surprising details. The Real Parroquia de los Santos Juanes is one of the oldest churches in Valencia, with a rich history and unique beauty. Of course, the Cathedral of Valencia is a must-see, with its impressive mix of architectural styles and its famous chapel of the Holy Chalice. In addition, the museum attached to this church has valuable artistic and religious pieces. See map See full list Monumentos 9 Squares and Parks Thanks to its urban redesign in recent decades, Valencia is full of green spaces and charming squares that allow you to relax and connect with nature as you explore the city. A must-see is the extensive serpentine Turia Gardens, which offer a wide variety of outdoor activities, from bike rides to sports activities, children's playgrounds, rose gardens and ponds. Within the City of Arts and Sciences, don't forget to visit L'Umbracle, a botanical garden and open-air art gallery with impressive architectural structures. Also the Parque de Cabecera will amaze you with its impressive lake and large green areas perfect for a picnic day or family stroll. Closer to the old town, the historic Plaza de la Reina is an iconic landmark surrounded by charming cafes and with stunning views of Valencia Cathedral. The Plaza del Ayuntamiento is the political heart of Valencia and an ideal place to enjoy local events and festivals. See map See full list Monumentos 5 Experiences and Activities Valencia is a city that offers a wide range of experiences and activities for all tastes. If you are passionate about nature, you can't miss a visit to the Albufera de Valencia. This impressive freshwater lake, surrounded by rice fields and a rich biodiversity, is perfect for a relaxing boat ride. For beach lovers, the Malvarrosa Beach is a must-see destination. With its long and beautiful golden sandy coastline, it is the ideal place to sunbathe, take a refreshing dip in the sea or simply relax in the beach bars by the sea. If you're looking to immerse yourself in the local culture, the Mercado de Colón is a must-see. This historic market, which has been restored with stunning modernist architecture, is home to a variety of shops and restaurants where you can sample local delicacies and enjoy a lively and welcoming atmosphere. For science and technology enthusiasts, the Hemisfèric is a unique experience. This impressive building in the shape of a giant eye houses an IMAX cinema and planetarium, where you can enjoy fascinating projections about nature and the universe. And for a day full of family fun, the Oceanogràfic is the ideal place. It is the largest aquarium in Europe and offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in the marine world, with a wide variety of aquatic species, dolphins, sharks and shows with marine biologists. See map See full list List with 32 places to visit in Valencia 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. CaixaForum Valencia 2. Museum of Fine Arts of Valencia 3. Museum of Natural Sciences 4. Palace of the Marquis of Dos Aguas 5. Reina Sofía Palace of the Arts 6. Science Museum 7. Valencia Silk Exchange 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 8. Astronomy Garden 9. Bullring of Valencia 10. Old Grao Station of Valencia 11. Sea Gate 12. Serranos Towers 13. Tossal Gallery - Moorish Wall 14. Valencia City Hall ⛪ Churches and Temples 15. Church of San Nicolás de Bari and San Pedro Martir 16. Church of Santa Catalina, Martyr 17. Jesuits Church Valencia 18. Royal Parish Church 🌳 Squares and Parks 19. Ayora Garden 20. Cabecera Park 21. Facilities of the Turia Gardens 22. Gran Vía del Marqués del Turia 23. L' Umbracle 24. Queen's Square 25. Royal Gardens 26. Town Hall Square 27. Virgin's Square 🎡 Experiences and Activities 28. Albufera of Valencia 29. Colon Market 30. Hemisfèric 31. Malvarrosa Beach 32. Oceanogràfic Valencia Photo gallery ¿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

← All cities Traveling to Prague? 🔍 We show you 48 places to visit on your next visit to Prague. Find your ultimate travel guide here: 📜 History and recommendations for your trip 🗺️ Interactive map with the best points of interest 💡 Complete list of must-see places to explore Prague in numbers 880 AD FOUNDATION 1.3 million POPULATION AREA 496 km² Why visit Prague Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and a medieval treasure in the heart of Europe. It is best known for its history, architecture and occult culture . From literature to gastronomy, Prague continues to be an inspiration to all who visit. We invite you to cross the Vltava across the historic Charles Bridge and climb up to Prague Castle : its complex is a city within the city. The panoramic views from the Metronome , the Clementinum or the Petrin Tower will allow you to enjoy the medieval beauty of Prague. In addition, this Bohemian city is characterised by its curious and mysterious attractions. The exceptional Astronomical Clock , the Dancing House or the Powder Tower are some examples of Prague's unique personality. Interactive map of Prague What could be more handy than having a map of Prague in your pocket with all these tourist sites already marked? 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks ⛪ Churches and Temples 🌳 Squares and Parks 🎡 Experiences and Activities See map See full list We share with you 48 places to visit distributed in the following categories: The City of a Hundred Towers. Like its ancient goldsmiths, Prague continues to produce jewels with each new cultural experience and its untouched bohemian legacy full of mysteries. Monumentos 12 Museums, Galleries and Palaces Prague Castle is located on Hradčany Hill and offers breathtaking panoramic views over the city. It is the third largest complex of its kind in the world and is known for its Gothic and Baroque architecture, as well as its history as the residence of the Bohemian kings. Prague's unique position in the midst of influences from different empires throughout history means that there are museums of practically everything: pedagogy, magic and alchemy, Judaism, communism, instruments of torture, and the list goes on. We recommend a visit to the National Museum with its Lapidarium and the Mucha Museum. See map See full list Monumentos 13 Monuments and Landmarks The Old Town Square and the Prague Astronomical Clock are two of the city's most iconic sights. The Old Town Square is one of the oldest squares in the city and is known for its beautiful Renaissance and Gothic buildings surrounding it. In the centre of the square is the famous Astronomical Clock, which is one of the oldest and most complex clocks in the world. This clock is known for its three-faced mechanism that displays the time, the calendar and the phases of the moon. Another must-see landmark in Prague is the Charles Bridge, which is one of the oldest and most iconic bridges in Europe. This bridge is a perfect place for a stroll and to admire the views over the Vltava River and the city. In addition, on Charles Bridge you can also find a variety of street performers and souvenir sellers. See map See full list Monumentos 14 Churches and Temples It took 600 years from the time Charles IV, the first Bohemian king to become Holy Roman Emperor, ordered the construction of Prague Cathedral on Hradčany Hill to its completion. There, in addition to its unique architecture, you can visit the relics of St. Vitus, the patron saint of dancers and entertainment. Prague is known as the "City of a Hundred Towers" for a reason. From the twin towers of the Týn Church to the Strahov Monastery, you can find an interesting church on every corner. Prague's Jewish quarter has a unique cultural and religious heritage; in fact, the Old Synagogue is the oldest still functioning synagogue in Europe. See map See full list Monumentos 4 Squares and Parks Letná Park is an impressive green area offering a spectacular panoramic view over the city of Prague. Known for its 360-degree viewpoint, this park is one of the best places to enjoy an afternoon outdoors. On the same waterfront, the Royal Garden of Prague is one of the most beautiful and peaceful places in the city. If you are looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of the centre, this is the perfect place: with its extensive paths and beautiful scenery, it is an oasis of peace and tranquillity. See map See full list Monumentos 5 Experiences and Activities If you have some extra time left over after your tours, or if you prefer to get to know Prague in a more "hands-on" way, we recommend several activities. You can attend a performance of the unique black theatre, or perhaps a trip to nearby towns such as Kutná Hora or Terezin - it's up to you! See map See full list List with 48 places to visit in Prague 🏛️ Museums, Galleries and Palaces 1. Comenius Pedagogical Museum 2. Jewish Museum in Prague 3. Lobkowicz Palace 4. Mucha Museum 5. Museum of Communism 6. Museum of Magic and Alchemy 7. National Museum in Prague 8. National Museum Lapidarium 9. Prague Castle 10. Prague National Gallery - Schwarzenberský Palace 11. Salma Palace Gallery 12. Troja Palace 13. Žofín Palace 🏰 Monuments and Landmarks 14. Charles Bridge 15. Golden Alley 16. Kafka Monument 17. Klementinum 18. Old Jewish Cemetery 19. Old Town Tower 20. Powder Tower 21. Prague Astronomical Clock 22. Prague Metronome 23. Prague Town Hall Tower 24. Rudolfinum 25. St. Wenceslas Statue 26. Stone Bell House ⛪ Churches and Temples 27. Klausen Synagogue 28. Maisel Synagogue 29. Old-New Synagogue 30. Pinkas Synagogue 31. Prague Cathedral 32. Prague Loreto 33. Spanish Synagogue 34. St. George's Basilica in Prague 35. St. Nicholas Church 36. Šternberský Palace and Gallery 37. Strahov Monastery 38. Týn Church 39. Upper Synagogue 🌳 Squares and Parks 40. Letná Park 41. Old Town Square 42. Royal Garden 43. Wenceslas Square 🎡 Experiences and Activities 44. Black Theatre 45. Kutná Hora 46. Maze of Prague 47. Petrin viewpoint tower 48. Terezín Photo gallery ¿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