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Cyprus in springtime
While much of Central and Northern Europe remains in winter’s chill, Cyprus in March tells a different story. Emerald-green fields stretch across the plains, almond trees burst into bloom, and temperatures reach a pleasant 19–20°C (66–68°F). It is a season of renewa: vivid, fragrant and quietly captivating. Inland valleys transform into a sea of blossoms. Almond trees flower in shades from pure white to soft and deep pink, their bare branches crowned only with delicate petals. Set against lush …
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Eastern Finland awaits
Eastern Finland will be in Finland’s travel spotlight in 2026, with must-visit cultural and culinary spots, active options from lake swimming to wildlife watching, and eco-friendly routes across the Lakeland region. From Koli’s wild beauty to Savonlinna’s operas, from design saunas to forest paths, you’ll find the true rhythm of a calm Finnish summer. From lakes to wildlife In Eastern Finland, the land of a thousand lakes, water is everywhere. It's to swim in, to fish from, or to simply look …
Savor Estonia!
Estonia’s fascination with sour cream is an open secret. A trip around the country reveals a more complex culinary heritage, however. Each region is known for a different dish that has been passed down for generations. Here are four foods to try as you travel around Estonia: 1. Lamprey Start your culinary road trip in Ida-Viru County , in the coastal resort town of Narva-Jõesuu. Every September, this town celebrates a primitive jawless fish: the lamprey. Despite their snakelike body, these …
Urban gems in Germany
Looking for something different from the usual city trip? Germany is home to countless smaller towns full of charm, history, and character, far from the bustle of its major cities. Bremen, Wuppertal, Erlangen, and Rostock are four such places, each offering a unique perspective from Hanseatic heritage and Baroque elegance to industrial innovation and maritime flair. Get a fresh take on urban exploration: glide above the streets on Wuppertal’s suspension railway, stroll through Erlangen’s …
Treat yourself in the Netherlands
Winter in the Netherlands transforms the landscape into a picturesque scene, with charming towns adorned in twinkling lights and the scent of seasonal treats wafting through the air. This season is rich in traditions that reflect Dutch culture and hospitality, making it a perfect time to experience the country’s festive spirit. One of the most celebrated winter traditions is Sinterklaas, which kicks off in mid-November and culminates on December 5th. Throughout this period, you can find …
Spain’s coolest neighborhoods
For a fresh experience in Spain , stroll through some of the alternative neighborhoods, perfect places to find inspiration and expand your artistic awareness. Malasaña, Madrid Seek out the legendary bars near historic Plaza del Dos de Mayo and learn about the Movida Madrileña , a counter-cultural and musical movement that revolutionized the 1980s. Stroll around Madrid's hipster, alternative area and revel in a vintage shopping paradise. Browse its second-hand bookshops, markets featuring the …
Discover Ireland’s urban gems
Ireland’s cities are an appealing mix of ancient history and contemporary attitude, and if you veer off the beaten track, you’ll find that these lesser-known hubs offer an allure of their own! Often referred to as the “ecclesiastical capital”, the city of Armagh offers a fine blend of sacred sites and urban living. Here you can walk in the footsteps of St. Patrick by visiting two stunning cathedrals built in his name, followed by a delicious meal at Keegan's Bar & Restaurant . Bookworms will …
Go local at the table in Czechia
Czechia is far more than cobbled streets, grand squares, and Gothic spires. To truly eat like a local means stepping into the rhythm of daily life, browsing bustling markets, chatting with producers, finding hidden corners, and joining wine festivals that celebrate centuries-old traditions. Farmers’ markets bursting with flavor Begin your journey at the country’s farmers’ markets , where seasonal , often organic produce is the star. In Prague , the lively Náplavka market on the Vltava …
Flanders: a love of chocolate
Chocolate is much more than just a treat. In Flanders, it is part of their identity. You can experience this first-hand in one of Flanders’ chocolate workshops. Welcome, and enter the wonderful world of the cocoa bean. You may not be aware of it, but a revolution took place in Brussels in 1912; a small, sweet, and tasty milestone in world history. It was then that chocolatier Jean Neuhaus created the very first filled chocolate bonbon . He christened his brainchild praline . In doing so, he …