Europe

Few archeological sites offer a more immersive travel experience than the excavated ruins of Pompeii southeast of Naples, Italy. In 79 A.

Europe is absolutely amazing, but if we are being honest, it’s also home to some seriously skilled pickpockets who view tourists as walking ATMs with fanny packs.

Steeped in romance and history, this elegant northern Italian city is famed for its timeless charm and literary connections.

Sick of clutching your bag like it contains the crown jewels? Then Europe is probably your top choice for travel.

While it is one of the most beautiful, romantic cities in the world, Venice’s huge crowds and high prices can sometimes make visiting a little less special.

Most people think that heading south to the Algarve or north towards Porto is the best way to find the best beaches in Portugal.

By far the most popular part of Croatia to explore is the Dalmatian Coast in the south of the country.

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

Tucked away in northeastern Spain, this landlocked region remains one of the country’s most overlooked destinations.

Switzerland’s long history of armed neutrality has produced some of the best-preserved castles in Central Europe.

The second-largest city in Bavaria after Munich, Nuremberg has long been one of the country’s most important centres for the arts, culture and science.

Somewhere in the province of Cádiz, a whole town just melts into the rock. Streets dip beneath huge stone overhangs.

Set at the meeting point of two major rivers, this vibrant city blends rich history with a lively cultural scene.

Although it is usually overlooked in favor of other Italian cities, this Italian destination has more than enough to keep you occupied for a few days.

Munich is also home to some impressive castle palaces, notably the Baroque Schloss Nymphenburg and the 14th century Residenz.