Europe

A fascinating place to visit, Belgium consists of three very autonomous regions, with Flanders in the north being very different both culturally and linguistically from Wallonia in the south and the multicultural capital of Brussels in the center of the country.

Munich, the capital of Bavaria, was founded by a group of Benedictine monks who settled in the rich farming area that was close to Catholic Italy.

The Portuguese capital of Lisbon is believed to be the oldest city in Western Europe, predating capitals like Rome, Paris and London by centuries.

Florence is one of Italy’s most popular tourist destinations, but just outside of the famous city are many attractive spots that can be reached by a short trip.

Located in Central Europe, Austria is completely landlocked and the vast majority of the German-speaking country is covered by the Alps.

The third-largest city in Poland, Lodz was created almost from scratch in the nineteenth century thanks to its exploding textile industry.

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.

Home to a very diverse range of different landscapes and climates, Switzerland is renowned around the world for its beautiful mountain scenery and the 4,478m high Matterhorn is undoubtedly its most famous peak.

Step back in time through Europe’s most magical medieval cities where cobblestone streets wind beneath ancient towers and history seeps from every stone wall! While modern metropolises offer gleaming skyscrapers and subway systems, these preserved treasures transport visitors to a world of knights, merchants, and craftsmen who built lasting legacies.

Best known as the political heart of Europe and the home of a royal family, this elegant capital is far more than a center of power.

Established as independent country in 2006, this small Balkan nation is quickly becoming a popular travel destination.

Europe’s bucket-list destinations are buckling under the weight of overtourism, with Venice installing turnstiles, Barcelona residents protesting, and Santorini setting cruise ship limits.

Understated, historic, and inviting. Wroclaw is a city with everything but a spot on the proverbial map.

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

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