London Hotels

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London Sightseeing, Tours and Attractions

There is so much to see and do in London that - whatever your penchant - you'll be spoilt for choice. Roaming round royal palaces, delving into the city's rich history or seeing awe-inspiring art collections; it's all at your fingertips as you discover the wonders of exploring London. But don't whizz around too much, or spend all your time getting from A to B on the Tube, as you'll miss out on the fabulous buildings, charming backstreets and breathtaking views that make London such a magical place. Before you set out, take a look at our guides of some of the best days out around town.

Madrid Hotels

The capital of Spain, located in the heart of the peninsula and right in the center of the Castillian plain 646 meters above sea level, has a population of over three million. A cosmopolitan city, a business center, headquarters for the Public Administration, Government, Spanish Parliament and the home of the Spanish Royal Family, Madrid also plays a major role in both the banking and industrial sectors. Most of its industry is located in the Southern fringe of the city, where important textile, food and metal working factories are clustered. Madrid is characterized by intense cultural and artistic activity and a very lively nightlife. The grand metropolis of Madrid can trace its origins to the times of Arab Emir Mohamed I (852-886), who ordered the construction of a fortress on the left bank of the Manzanares river. Later it became the subject of a dispute between the Christians and Arabs until it was conquered by Alonso VI in the 11th century. At the end of the 17th century, a defensive wall was built for the protection of the new outlying areas, tracing the roads of Segovia, Toledo and Valencia. During the 18th century, under the reign of Carlos III, were designed the great arteries of the city, such as the Paseo del Prado and Paseo las Acacias.

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Make the most of your trip to Madrid, the capital city of Spain, by taking a guided tour in Madrid to enjoy the colorful history and major attractions of this beautiful city. Madrid City Tours offers a wide array of Madrid excursions for individuals and private groups.

When it comes to sightseeing Madrid, our guided tour in Madrid offerings take you to some of the most spectacular locations of the city. Madrid City Tours is an online travel website featuring Madrid excursions, including tours and trips along with information on hotels and accommodations.

Amsterdam Hotels

Every year there are around 19,000 performances in Amsterdam. And then there are additional festivals, exhibitions, tours and events not even included in that total. In short, the cultural agenda in Amsterdam is very varied and busy, so an overview of what’s on throughout the year is essential.

With some 350 hotels in the city, you are sure to find the right location and budget for you. Hotel accommodations vary from budget 1 star and youth hostels to 5 star deluxe. Book now in our online webshop.

Variation

Some hotels are renowned for their state-of-the-art architecture or history, some for their exclusive design or original interiors, or some simply for their high standards and warm hospitality. Book one of these hotels through this website or at one of the official Tourist Offices in the city.

There are also hotels which meet the highest environmental standards. You can recognise these by the Green Key-logo.

Budapest Hotels

That Budapest - one of the most beautiful cities in the world – has developed where it is, is not down to some historical accident. Take a look at Gellért Hill, right next to the River Danube as it flows majestically through the centre of the modern city. It was precisely the combination of the relative ease of crossing the River here and the natural protection the hill offered against invasion that decided the earliest settlers it was the ideal place to build a town. The Eravisci, a tribe of highly cultured Celts, had already settled at Gellért Hill in the third and fourth centuries B.C. They worked with iron, decorated their earthenware pots and even minted their own coins. Later, the Romans built a settlement at today’s Óbuda. They called it Aquincum and it was an important station along the limes which ran alongside the River Danube.

Prague Hotels

Prague Castle and Hradcany

Prague Castle is the most popular sight visited in Prague. It is the largest ancient castle in the world (570 m long, on average 128 m wide, area 7.28 hectares).
Constructed in the 9th century by Prince Boøivoj, the castle transformed itself from a wooden fortress surrounded by earthen bulwarks to the imposing form it has today. Rulers made their own additions so there is a mixture of styles. Prague castle has had four major reconstructions, but it keeps its classical facelift it took on in the 18 century during the reign of Maria Theresa.
The castle has three courtyards and it has always been the seat of Czech rulers as well as the official residence. Allow at least half a day (it does not include time for museum visits) if you want to examine it in depth.

Chapel of the Holy Cross (kaple sv. Køíe)

Picture Gallery of Prague Castle (Obrazárna Praského hradu)

Imperial Stables (Císaøská konírna)

The Spanish Hall (Španìlskı sál)

Rudolf Gallery (Rudolfova galerie)

St Vitus Cathedral (Katedrála Sv. Víta)

Old Royal Palace (Starı Královskı Palác)

Mihulka Powder Tower (Prašná vì)

Convent of St George (Klášter Sv. Jiøí)

Basilika of St George (Bazilika Sv. Jiøí)

Royal Garden (Královská zahrada)

Ball-Game House (Míèovna)

Summer Palace (Letohrádek)

Riding School (Jízdárna)

Golden Lane (Zlatá ulièka)

White Tower (Bílá vì)

Daliborka Tower (Daliborka)

Lobkowicz Palace (Lobkovickı palác)

Toy Museum (Muzeum hraèek)

Schwarzenberg Palace (Švancenberskı palác)

Archbishp's Palace (Arcibiskupskı palác)

Sternberg Palace (Šternberskı palác)

Èernín palace (Èernínskı palác)

The Loreta (Loreta)

Capuchin Monastery (Kapucínskı klášter)

Strahov Monastery (Strahovskı klášter)

Berlin Hotels

When you return home and unpack your suitcase, memories of a holiday fade away quickly. Much was new and unfamiliar with all kinds of interesting experiences - many of them unforgettable. The camera captures these events in a picture. Revisiting a capital city can then be quite a surprise when the panorama from a few years ago is suddenly no longer there. Take Potsdamer Platz for example - the extensive redesign was only completed at the end of 2009. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was still one of the most important traffic junctions in Berlin but after its destruction in World War II, it remained an inner-city wasteland for decades. Since then, the modern high-rise buildings at Potsdamer Platz are a familiar site in the city. If you compare holiday photos from the past 20 years, you realise how drastically the former no man's land has altered. Long forgotten is the red Infobox, a reminder of change that appears time after time again in photo albums. In the middle of September, the statues of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels on Marx-Engels-Forum near the Rotes Rathaus had to be moved due to construction work. The bronze statues are now located around 80 metres away. Instead of facing east, both communists now face west – a memorable photo opportunity. In 2017, the figures will return to their original site. A rather unspectacular but still remarkable motif for Berlin is a green field in the middle of the city. Today all you can see, experience and photograph is an empty space on the former palace grounds even though this place has a great deal of history. The old Berliner Stadtschloss from the 15th century and later the Palast der Republik were both situated here but have now gone. In the near future, the construction of the Humboldt Forum will begin, creating a new characteristic motif for Berlin for holidays of the future.

Vieanna Hotels

Sightseeing

There is much to see: From Gothic St. Stephen’s Cathedral to the Imperial Palace to the Art Nouveau splendor of the Secession, from the magnificent baroque palace Schönbrunn to the Museum of Fine Arts to modern architecture at the Museums Quartier. Record-breaking: In Vienna, there are over 27 castles and more than 150 palaces.

Imperial Vienna

Walk in the footsteps of the Habsburgs, visit the splendid baroque Schönbrunn and Belvedere Palaces, or stroll along the magnificent Ring Boulevard and take a look at the heart of the former vast Habsburg empire, the Imperial Palace. Get a sense of the luster and glory of the old empire by visiting St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Spanish Riding School, the Giant Ferris Wheel at the Prater, as well as the sarcophagi in the Imperial Vault.