Europe In May

Venice is a peaceful and attractive tourist destination that is located on a group of 118 small islands. These islands are linked by beautiful bridges and separated by the many canals running through the city. Venice is also informally known as the “floating city” or the “city of canals” and is highly popular among tourists for its historic buildings, structures and places of ancient significance. The uniqueness of Venice and its lagoons have also brought it up on the UNESCO list of world heritage sites. The floating city is largely popular for its various artistic movements, which are depicted in the many pieces of artworks around the city.

The major attractions in the city include churches, museums and squares, including the St. Mark’s Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and more such places. These are dedicated to saints and put a mark of architectural significance in the city. These are popular attractions among the locals and tourists who come here to experience the novelty of these destinations. There are a number of activities that make Venice Tourism an exciting one! Included among these are, a ride around the famous Grand canal on a gondola, watching the opera and taking a sky high view of the city at the bell tower.

Even if you simply set out to explore the city of Venice on foot and wander around to its many corners, you will discover something interesting and romantic. Speaking of romance, for those seeking an amorous evening with their partner, there is no dearth of options. From taking a gondola ride together, to embarking on wine tours, there is a lot that you can explore with your partner. The absolutely best time to visit Venice for Sightseeing is in the first few days of May, which makes sightseeing easier. The weather in Venice is humid at most times with cold winters and really hot summers. July and August are the warmest months in Venice when the highest temperature can reach 30 degrees. This is why the best time to visit Venice is in April and May, and then, September and October.

It wouldn’t take more than a visit for you to understand why English aristocrats and Impressionist painters were driven to Nice. With its spectacular seaside scenery, sunny and pleasant weather, the majestic city seems to leave no stone unturned to mesmerize its visitors. 

Enveloped by the azure blue waters of the Baie des Anges and guarded by the foothills of the Maritime Alps, Nice experiences a mild and soothing climate all round the year. The city was originally discovered in the 1820s by the British as an appealing winter resort. Today, it still happens to be one of the most fascinating tourist attractions in the world.

Regarded as the center of the French Riviera, Nice is the ideal starting point for a tourist on holiday, before exploding the glistening coastline of Côte d'Azur.     

Nice is one place, where you can go to simply enjoy a holiday. The beauty of the gardens and the sea have that mesmerizing Mediterranean vibe associated with it which will keep the visitors yearning for more. More over the distinctive Italian character of the city, also adds to it beauty. Whether strolling the famous Promenade des Anglais or wandering the quaint cobblestone streets, you’ll be only delighted at every stop of your visit to Nice.