London, England:
For a beautiful view of London, take a ride on the London Eye (an observation wheel). If you are into art, stop by the National Gallery or the Tate Modern. For history enthusiasts, the Tower of London never fails to impress. If you need a break from all that sightseeing, take a stroll in one of London's many parks or visit a market. Portobello Road market is certainly worth a visit on Saturday.

Attractions:

1. British Museum

2. Buckingham Palace

3. Westminster Abbey

4. Camden Market

5. Covent Garden

Prague, Czech Republic:
Scattered throughout the city are pubs catering to young adults (18-25), trendy cafes, traditional restaurants, winding cobblestone pathways and romantic parks and gardens (where Europeans are not afraid to show PDA). So not to miss the hidden alleyways, revealing mystery and history, Prague is best experienced on foot.

Attractions:

1. Hradèany Museum

2. Josefov (Old Jewish Quarter)

3. Malá Strana district

4. Old Town Square

5. Petrin Hill

Budapest, Hungary:
Many claim Budapest as the nightlife capital of Europe. The capital of Hungary, Budapest's tradition and culture is still thriving. The Danube River winds through the city center, providing great views from the many parks, hills and gardens. Budapest rests atop thermal hot springs and cool mineral springs, which creates opportunities to visit the many old-fashioned bathhouses and spas.

Attractions:
1. Castle Hill

2. City Park

3. Gellért Hill

4. Király Baths

5. Magyar Állami Operaház (Opera House)

Valencia, Spain:

Europe's best-kept secret, Valencia, is on the southern Mediterranean coast, about two hours southeast of Madrid, Spain's capital. Valencia is rapidly becoming a very popular student destination. The San Francisco-like city is safe, inexpensive and the night-life is varied and alive. Valencia feels young and vivacious and the locals are personable and friendly.

Attractions:
1. The City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de Las Artes y Las Ciencias)

2. Jardin Botanico (Botanical Garden)

3. Central Market

4. Fallas Museum

5. El Palmar and the Albufera of Valencia

Amsterdam, Netherlands:

Beer (and lots of it), homemade by monks and served in classic cafes, is one of the main draws in Amsterdam. Tourists scatter throughout the cobbled streets during the summer months; yet the Dutch culture still remains predominant. Amsterdam has maintained a very relaxed, laid-back atmosphere, which has proven ideal for backpackers. Amsterdam is known for its very unique and bizarre selection of museums and restaurant styles.

Attractions:

1. Begijnhof courtyard

2. Boat through the canals

3. Van Gogh Museum

4. Stedelijk Museum

5. Southern Canal Belt