This assignment presents a tourism website project developed using HTML and CSS, focusing on creating a user-friendly travel guide for a European city. The website includes a homepage with introductory information, images, and user reviews, a 'Places' page showcasing various attractions, a 'Transport' page, and a 'Travel Tips' page. The project details the use of HTML5 and CSS3 for website structure, layout, and design, including the implementation of a navigation bar, footer, and the use of semantic HTML elements like , , and . The report discusses the website's usability, accessibility, and the use of tags and Bootstrap CSS for responsive design and layout. The website is designed to be lightweight and easily accessible across different web browsers, with an emphasis on efficient image usage and a clear, organized structure. The project also highlights the implementation of primary and secondary navigation menus for improved user experience.