
This Small City Is the Gateway to the Most Dramatic Landscapes in Europe
With seven peaks one on the side and seven sprawling fjords on the other, this beautiful city is set in an enchanting position.

With seven peaks one on the side and seven sprawling fjords on the other, this beautiful city is set in an enchanting position.

Despite having undergone so much suffering and destruction during the Second World War, Poland remains a fascinating placesto explore.

Home to a diverse array of peoples, cultures, countries and landscapes, Europe stretches all the way from the Arctic Ocean in the north to the Atlantic Ocean in the west with the Mediterranean and Black seas making up its border in the south.

Located in Southern Europe, this boot-shaped country is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations for a number of reasons that include art treasures, charming towns, passionate people and top-class cuisine.

Europe has approximately one castle for every twelve towns (don’t fact-check us on that), so building a list of the most beautiful castle towns requires conviction and strong opinions held loosely.

I lived in Berlin for six months as part of a study abroad program, and it’s been one of my favorite European cities to visit ever since.

Sicily served as the center of the universe to the ancient world.

The city of Sorrento is found in Campania region of Southwestern Italy, and it is a spectacular getaway spot for visitors from around the world.

Rome is an ancient city packed full of thousands of years of history.

Once part of a vast European empire, Austria today still mirrors the richness of its past glories.

Somewhere in the limestone interior of this southern province, a narrow boardwalk clings to the sheer walls of a gorge that plunges almost 100 meters to the river below.

Dazzling, exquisite and lavish, the Amalfi Coast has been drawing the jet-set crowd to its golden shores for many years.

A trip to Germany can be a truly iconic getaway.

Set along a scenic gulf and crossed by a major river, this vibrant Baltic city combines rich history with an energetic modern atmosphere.

Classical buildings, riverside promenades, modernist structures, medieval streets, and of course the famous Porto wine.
