Stylish and ornate, the atmosphere of Benelux cities holds the spirit of another age. Walk pathways between Dutch and Flemish houses that rise narrowly from the streets. Discover the balance modern influence holds for the past as belfries, old churches, cathedrals, and béguinages stand beside contemporary art and shopping. Decompress and relax in verdant green expanses when you’ve had your fill of urban fun. Explore the North Sea coast by bicycle or tram and roll through seaside towns framed between lonely sand dunes. Discover what each beautiful and historic country offers to the region beyond just a syllable from each of their names.
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Your Guide to Late-Night Fun in Europe
Read more about: Your Guide to Late-Night Fun in EuropeLeadSome of life’s best adventures happen when the sun goes down. And it’s no different in Europe. From dancing the night away in Barcelona to walking under the moonlight in Paris, each city offers its own nightlife excitement. Browse this gallery before your next European escapade to see which city’s nightlife is best for you. -
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The Best Free Museums and Galleries in Europe
Read more about: The Best Free Museums and Galleries in EuropeLeadAll European expeditions should include a trip to a museum or gallery. Luckily, they can be found almost everywhere in Europe. And a lot of them are free of charge. Consider this your guide to some of the best free museums and galleries in Europe so that you’re prepared to take in the art on your next trip. -
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8 European Souvenirs You Need to Take Home
Read more about: 8 European Souvenirs You Need to Take HomeLeadBring your European experience home with you. Here is a list of must-buy European souvenirs to share with friends and family...or keep for yourself! -
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The Most Unbelievable Landscapes in Europe
Read more about: The Most Unbelievable Landscapes in EuropeLeadEurope’s landscapes are vast, beautiful and waiting to be discovered. From sand dunes in Spain to forests in Croatia, some of the world’s most fascinating places lay hidden in Europe. Browse this gallery to discover what’s here, and then come see it for yourself. -
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12 of Europe’s Most Romantic Sites
Read more about: 12 of Europe’s Most Romantic SitesLeadRomance comes naturally in Europe. With so many things to see and do, it’s no coincidence that Europe is one of the top destinations in the world for romantic getaways. From popular attractions like the Eiffel Tower to lesser-known spots like waterfalls in Iceland, browse this gallery to prep for the best romantic sightseeing in Europe. -
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The Amazing Monasteries and Abbeys of Europe
Read more about: The Amazing Monasteries and Abbeys of EuropeLeadSome of Europe’s oldest and most iconic places are in its humblest buildings. Monasteries and abbeys are sprinkled throughout the countries and make for a somber and unforgettable experience. From ancient abbeys in Italy to majestic monasteries in Austria, browse this gallery for a better look at them all. -
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Get Your Tickets
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Stop Following the Crowd
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Through the Grapevine
Read more about: Through the GrapevineLeadWine has influenced the culture of Europe for centuries. Dating back to 1600 BC, the Romans spread wine grapes throughout Europe and quickly became skilled at classifying grape varieties and colors, observing characteristics, and building fertilization techniques. By the first century AD, wine was being exported from Italy to Spain, Germany, England and France. The world’s oldest operating winery, the Château de Goulaine in France, is still open to visitors today and was a reason the country and its surrounding area quickly dominated the world wine market.