Europe

The archipelago of Madeira is an autonomous region of Portugal, but it is located off the coast of Morocco in the North Atlantic Ocean.

Lisbon, the capital and the largest city of Portugal, is no longer an under-the-radar tourist destination.

Sweden is known as a land of good design in stark nature – and nowhere is that more recognizable than in its small towns.

Romantic towns, dramatic scenery and a laid-back Mediterranean lifestyle makes the Cinque Terre an enchanting destination.

Set in an extraordinarily scenic location, this lakeside city is framed by shimmering waters and dramatic mountains rising steeply above the shore.

We all know the saying, ‘Rome was not built in a day.’ This marvelous city was built over the course of 1229 years in an age when the Roman Empire ruled the world.

The French Riviera — or as the French refer to it, the Cote d’Azur — is the playground for the rich, famous… and basically everybody else.

Set where a historic river meets the Atlantic Ocean, this vibrant coastal city blends centuries of heritage with a lively modern atmosphere.

Italy is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations. However, many visitors spend most or all of their time visiting the major attractions within the country.

Situated in the far east corner of Germany, this is one of the country’s most striking cities.

Sun-soaked beaches, medieval towns, and ancient ruins combine to create a destination that feels both timeless and idyllic.

Austria is known for its great mountains and even greater skiing. It’s known for its composers like Strauss and Mozart – Salzburg is Mozart’s city, after all.

The capital of Switzerland is a historic destination in Switzerland. Offering a combination of palaces, parks and gardens, Bern is a truly scenic city.

Despite being the largest city in its country, this compact capital is actually one of the smallest in Europe.

England is a great place to visit, whether travelers are making their first or umpteenth trip abroad.