Last Updated on January 7, 2021
There are further places you can visit including the Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum. For some reason, once you step in Amsterdam, you feel complete serenity and quietude in the air which makes you feel happy and pleased.
Munich, Germany
If you are fond of politics, you have probably heard of the famous annual convened Munich Security Conference in the city of Munich. Historically, it is the capital of Bavaria which embodies the glamour of the monarchs who ruled it.
From the top of Rathaus and St.Peter’s Church, you can see the Alps. If you scrutinize the city well enough, you will notice that it combines the traditional aspect of living with the modern one.
Munich is the city from which Germany makes its big exports of BMW cars which are used worldwide. It hosts yearly Oktoberfest, which is a beer festival and traveling funfair.
That is your shot to make some good friendships and know the German culture closely. If you are a traveler on adventure cruises, you can start your European tour from Italy up to Austria and Germany.
Kilkenny, Ireland
Do you know any word in Irish? If not, here is one: ‘craic’ which means fun and a good time. For a different holiday experience, try Ireland, which is by the way separated into two parts; the northern part forms a fraction of the UK while the rest forms the Republic of Ireland.
About half an hour in a car drive from Dublin, there you find Kilkenny in the southeast of Ireland. The Georgian architecture, the charm of ancient times and the narrow streets are all unique characteristics of this beautiful Irish town.
If you cannot drive, then it’s okay. You can get a bus or a train ticket from Dublin to Kilkenny. Visitors usually go see the Gothic-styled St-Mary’s Cathedral which was initially designed by William Deane Butler.
During your short tour, you could enjoy a cup of Irish tea, cakes, coffee or even a snack in a tea room in the cathedral. How Amazing! Right?
