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Here you find sights from Europe, which don't fit into the categories named above:

AUSTRIA:	Carnuntum:	The city of the Romans The capital of the province of Upper Pannonia
	Melk:	The monastery The probably most beautiful baroque building in Austria

BELGIUM:	Brussels:	Mini-Europe European sights in the scale 1:25
		At the European quarter A look at the EU's stronghold
		The Atomium A giant iron atom, that has become a landmark.
	Hofstade:	The Sportimonium A sports museum, that challenges you actively.
	Waterloo:	The Battle of Waterloo The final defeat of Napoleon

CZECH REPUBLIC:	Prague:	The Old Town and its history From Wenceslas (the Saint) to Wenceslas (Havel)
		The Old Town Square With the old city hall and the two churches it is a "must" for visitors

ENGLAND:	Cambridge:	Great St. Mary The university church
	Furness:	The Furness Abbey The second largest Cistercian monastery in England
	Peterborough:	The Cathedral The burial place of two Queens
		The City Museum Examining the area of the town throughout time
	Stonehenge:	The mystic stone-circle The oldest sanctuary in Europe
	Winchester:	The Great Hall A reminder of English history

FRANCE:	Amiens:	The Cathedral An amazing example of architecture
	St. Valery:	Saint-Valery-sur-Somme A village full of surprises
		The St. Martin's-Church A church with an unusual architecture

SLOVENIA:	Bled:	The St. Martin-church A "new" church with old traditions
		The church on the island And a possibility to ring its wishing bell
	Ljubljana:	World record dancing at finishing school The graduates of the year in action
		A city walk The most important sights of the city
		Prešeren Square The very centre of the city
		The cathedral The most famous baroque building in Slovenia
		Christmas presents from Ljubljana Full of elated experiences
		A very famous piece of bone Seen during a visit in the National Museum of Slovenia
	Škofja Loka:	A city walk in the Old Town from the Middle Ages

SPAIN:	Calella:	The parish church Like a phoenix the church has risen from fire
	Granada:	The Alhambra in Granada Spain's most visited tourist spot
	Santa Fe:	Santa Fe Latin America's fate was sealed here
	Torremolinos:	A stroll through the town in the very first touristic center at the Costa del Sol

SWEDEN:	Sala:	The silvermine If you are lucky, you could find some silver among the throwaway stones

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