Last Updated on January 7, 2021
The country is filled with ruins of the Roman Empire that are now highly-visited tourists’ attractions. One of these attractions is the Coliseum, which is a large Amphitheater considered a witness of the greatness of the Roman civilization.
Then you must take a gondola ride through the canals of Venice and enjoy the beautiful and colorful city. Thereafter, pay a visit to the most famous monuments in Italy -or rather the world- the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and then check the red roof s at Florence Duomo Santa Maria del Fiore.
The ‘Benelux’ Countries
Just like Scandinavia, the ‘Benelux’ Countries is a group of countries in Europe characterized by being one of the safest in the world_ Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
The latter two countries enjoy a good Global Peace Index rating thanks to their low level of violent crimes, low homicides rate, and political stability; they are also at low risk of getting attacked by terrorists.
However, theft may be a problem in some major cities. The state department places them both at level two due to the risk of terrorism_ which is slightly higher than level one countries’. The ‘Benelux’ Countries score 2.72 in the survey.
The United Kingdom
The United Kingdom gets the same ranking as The ‘Benelux’ Countries (2.72). However, it has a higher level of militarization. Also, due to its participation in many wars before, it is at high risk of terrorism.
The United Kingdom is the place for exceptional culture and history, the thing that made it one of the most visited countries in the world.
People come from all over the globe to visit the prehistoric monuments including Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain, the historic Tower of London- a palace that has been a place for everything: prison, observatory, and menagerie.
Just like Italy, the Roman Empire had left its marks on the architecture of the UK, visit the Georgian City of Bath to see the 2000 years old Roman Baths. Of course, the visit will not be complete without visiting the fabulous London and see the London Bridge and the parliament building.
