Europe

Located in southeastern Europe, Romania is the largest country in the area and is mostly made up of mountains, hills, and wide-open plains, with the Danube River flowing through it en route to the beautiful Black Sea coastline.

While it is seldom visited in comparison with Warsaw, Krakow and Gdansk, Katowice actually has a lot going for it.

Greece is a magnificent destination bursting with beauty, culture and history.

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

Long an important cultural, economic, and political hub in Central Europe, this compact capital has been shaped by centuries of cross-border influence.

Poznan is a great example of what makes Poland such an amazing country to explore. We all know the hit cities; like memorable tunes on iconic records, we play them over and over.

For many travelers, this historic city marks the emotional end of a long and meaningful journey.

Spain is a beautiful and diverse country that contains many long-standing and proud cultures under a single flag.

In Southern Italy, along its western coast, is the city of Naples. Founded by the Greeks more than 2,6000 years ago, this is a city with a staggering amount of history.

Alright folks, let me tell you about Barcelona, a city I’ve grown to love beyond its tapas and medieval streets.

Seen from above, this town looks almost painted onto the coastline.

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.

Whitewashed hill towns, olive groves, and turquoise coastal waters give this region a slower and more authentic side of Italy.

Medieval fortress and fairy tale castles are spread throughout Spain. They’re the remains of Spain’s Roman, Moorish and royal past.

If you think Romania is just about vampires lurking in dark castles, just waiting to pounce on unsuspecting tourists, think again.