Hidden Gems in Spring
Spring is the perfect time to be in Europe. Discover why.
Around the River Bend
Cruising through Europe’s winding rivers.
Europe’s Adventurous Greenways
The explorer’s guide to sustainable European travel.
Little-Known Destinations Are Finding Big Awareness
The Kaunertal Valley in Austria is a land of continuous contrasts that mirror the changing seasons. The panoramic Kaunertal Glacier Road weaves through snow-covered forests and ends at eternal ice. Lush greenery, babbling brooks, and sweet-smelling pastures are all made accessible to guests with reduced mobility. That’s why The Kaunertal Valley was chosen as Austria’s most recent EDEN winner. The theme was accessible tourism.
A Natural View
Every European country has natural treasures to explore, but where to begin and what to do?
View from the Top
Get your camera ready. Once you’ve laid eyes on Europe’s most charming mountain villages, you may not want to put it down. You also may not ever want to leave. These are the places that fairy tales are made of, only they happen to be real. From medieval villages in Spain to traditional timber chalets in Switzerland, to the towering mountain-side fortresses of San Marino, these small but fully functioning towns are waiting to warmly welcome visitors who appreciate their quaint style of living.
On the Up and Up
Even if you’ve never climbed a mountain in your life, there are peaks all over Europe that are quite accessible to avid climbers and flat-landers alike. Simply pack your love of the outdoors, a sense of adventure and your hiking boots, and you’ll be ready to make your way to the top of the continent.
Stop Following the Crowd
Fewer tourists, cooler weather, and cheaper airfares and hotels lure many travelers to Europe during the off-season. But when exactly is the European off-season and where are good places to visit?
Ride the Rails
Experience scenic Europe by train.
Love on a Bicycle
Great cycling and romantic experiences.
Priorat Wine Route
One region: two Designations of Origin
The DOQ Priorat and the DO Montsant, the two wine appellations within the region of the Priorat, have shared a history of wine growing since the XII century. They embrace and touch each other. Fruit of the same land yet original in their diversity and unique in their essence. Discover the wine route that enables you to feel two worlds within the same universe.
A Winter Holiday in Europe
Get ready for your winter holiday in Europe.
