In 2026, Barcelona enters a defining chapter shaped by architecture, global events, and large-scale urban projects that place culture and city life at the center of its international identity.
Rome has introduced a €2 entry fee for visitors approaching the Trevi Fountain during peak hours, aiming to reduce crowds and fund preservation of one of the city’s most visited landmarks.
Rome will begin charging tourists a small fee to access the Trevi Fountain’s inner viewing area in 2026, aiming to reduce crowding and protect one of the city’s most visited landmarks.
Paris has launched Europe’s longest urban cable car, a three-mile line designed to cut commute times and connect underserved southeastern suburbs to the city’s transport network.