Europe

Germany is a fascinating place to visit. Cities like Berlin, Cologne, Dresden, and Frankfurt ooze culture and history.

Rugged coastlines, rolling green hills, and misty forests come together in a region that feels both wild and deeply rooted in tradition.

The west part of Germany is a region of contrasts, from heavy industry to romantic river cruises where vineyards and medieval castles reign.

Sun-drenched plazas, orange tree-lined streets, and the sound of flamenco drifting through the evening air give this city an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Spain.

The undisputed star of the Adriatic coast, Dubrovnik, along with its stunning Old Town, sapphire blue waters, and formidable city walls, is a sight to behold.

Lying at an important crossroads between Central and Southeast Europe, Croatia is a land of contrasts; hills and mountains populate the northern regions, while its long, narrow Adriatic coastline is home to thousands of amazing islands and islets for you to explore.

The Scandinavian country of Norway is known for its remote location, its incredible scenery and its surreal fjords.

Striking modern architecture, lively waterfronts, and a rich maritime heritage make this one of Europe’s most dynamic cities.

Portugal is a small country, so understandably it doesn’t have as many castles as other European countries. But what Portugal lacks in quantity, it makes up in quality.

Croatia is no longer a well-kept secret. Throngs of visitors hit the Adriatic coast every year to enjoy the food, nightlife and beauty of this bountiful little country.

While it is most known for its ancient ruins and archaeological sites, Greece’s capital Athens is also a modern, sprawling metropolis.

Prague is one of the prettiest cities in Europe.

The ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’, Croatia’s Dubrovnik is one of the most popular places to visit in all the Mediterranean thanks to its enchanting old town.

Legend has it that the gods created the Sporades Islands by tossing colored pebbles into the Aegean Sea.

Lush woodlands, romantic river scenery, and centuries-old architecture have long made this one of Germany’s most beloved destinations.