Europe

Italy’s beaches range from remote and rugged to wide open sandy bays and perfect paradises.

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

Set at a crossroads of cultures where borders blur and traditions intertwine, this historic city has long been shaped by influences from beyond its own frontiers.

There are many reasons to stay in Greece. The country is the birthplace of democracy, the Olympics, and a host of beautiful myths of gods, goddesses, and heroes.

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.

While not technically a part of Scandinavia, Finland boasts some of the same traits as its neighboring countries.

The country’s historic capital is an eccentric mix of forested hills, colorful warehouses and meandering waterways.

It’s difficult to pinpoint exactly how many islands are dotted throughout Greece.

Set in one of the most dramatic landscapes imaginable, this historic coastal city lies tucked deep within a breathtaking bay, hemmed in by steep mountains on all sides.

Renowned for its beauty and lively atmosphere, this small Mediterranean island packs an impressive amount into a compact space.

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

A quick search of Tuscany, and you’ll be swooped into a plethora of information about Florence, the region’s crowning jewel.

Glittering alpine lakes, snow-dusted peaks, and grand mountain hotels give this resort town an atmosphere that feels almost unreal.

Laghi – that’s lakes in Italian – have been drawing tourists since the heyday of the Roman Empire. They still are.

Dramatic mountain landscapes, rugged coastlines, and centuries of tradition combine to create one of Spain’s most rewarding regions.