Being Europe’s Capital of Culture this 2008 is not a small job Liverpool, this year’s acclaimed culture capital stands now as an ultimate host for a hundred and one exciting events that will leave its guest bedazzled

The Louvre is the most famous art museum in the world It also has the most number of visitors per year

Italy's most celebrated carnival, the Carnevale Di Viareggio has been bringing revelry to thousands of people for 135 years It has endured two World Wars and continues to flourish with the many innovative and creative additions to the celebration

The Birmingham ArtsFest is an annual festival that features the best in arts and entertainment that the West Midlands have to offer This festival was inspired by the UitMarkt festival in Amsterdam

The Cardiff Festival is a summer-long celebration showcasing the best in sports event, theater, live music, fun fair and entertainment for the youth The festival, established 21 years ago, is organized and presented by the Cardiff Council

The Belfast Festival started out in the 1960s as a small campus event held at Queen's University in Belfast, Northern Ireland It was organized by a young student named Michael Emerson

Folkestone was a small village in 1066 composed mainly of fishermen and farmers who were cultivating the lands owned by the church at Canterbury The town was so small that during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, there were only about 120 houses in Folkestone

Harrogate is located in North Yorkshire, in England Largely a spa town, it is one of the most picturesque places in England that still retains its Victorian charm

The Beatles’ nest- Liverpool, is regarded as one of the top tourist spots around the globe If you are planning to go on a splendid adventure to explore culture, then Liverpool should be on the top of your list

Milan is one of the most modern cities in Italy It is a city famous for its shopping being home to many of the signature Italian brands such as Ferragamo, Christian Dior and Armani