Watch sunrise from Eiffel Tower.
ROME: Take an underground train ride, dine-out in small pizzerias, down a whole pizza and gulp a bottle of wine, eat gelato in front of the Pantheon, throw at coin at the Trevi Fountain (pictured here), read Angels and Demons.
ROME: Think of scooter-riding Italians against the backdrop of the iconic Colosseum. I can’t imagine the lovely and sweet-talking Italians who were fond of watching gladiators fight each other (sometimes with fierce animals) until death. But that’s all history now.
PARIS: Watch artistes paint along the Seine River, check out flee markets, drink French wine in outdoor cafes, visit the Moulin Rouge (pictured here), dine on finest French cuisine, order a croissant and expresso, visit small churches, buy a Monalisa reprint, read The Da Vinci Code.
AMSTERDAM: You’ll be damned not to visit Amsterdam at least once in your life. The vibrant city in The Netherlands is among the liveliest cities in the world yet it has maintained its old charm with its 17th century architecture against the backdrop of winding canals, which were recently declared as Unesco Heritage Site.
Must-do: Bike along the canals.
BERLIN: After the fall of the Wall, Berlin had been reborn. Although the scars left by the Cold War has never been forgotten, Berlin rose from the ashes and became a cosmopolitan city by all measures but without neglecting its history and culture. Berlin’s arts scene and nightlife are worth the trip.
Must-see: Brandenburg Gate
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