Europe

Europe’s most fascinating museums aren’t showing off Renaissance paintings or ancient pottery – they’re celebrating the bizarre, quirky, and downright strange aspects of human existence.

The Republic of Finland is among the most northern of European countries and is bordered by Russia to the east and Sweden to the west.

This northern Germany town has a rich history. It was once the most important city in the Hanseatic League when it was known as ‘Queen of the Hanse.

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.

Filled with wonderful old buildings, The Hague, known as Den Haag in Dutch, fits many visitors’ pre-conceived notions of how a city in the Netherlands should look.

With your passport stamped out you go, into the world of windmills, tulips and canals.

Prague is one of the prettiest cities in Europe.

Malta is an idyllic archipelago in the middle of the Mediterranean.

Colorful and charming, Corfu is a gem of a Greek island.

The capital of Ireland is a mecca for anyone interested in history and royal architecture. In Dublin, you will have the chance to see the enormous 12th century St.

Sometimes people can be snobs when they travel: They only want to see the top destinations in the top cities. This is especially true when it comes to France.

The allure of France lingers in the consciousness of all travelers. Across the six corners of the l’Hexagone are a little something for everyone.

In France, every castle is a château, but not every château is a castle.

Set amid the glittering waters of the Adriatic Sea, this sun-soaked island is known for its stunning coastline and relaxed Mediterranean charm.

One of Europe’s most beautiful and romantic cities, Prague boasts an enchanting riverside location and a skyline dotted with hundreds of golden spires glittering in the sun.