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Thermal spas in Croatia
Part of a European Cultural Route in Croatia Among the 17 European cultural routes that pass through Croatia , the Route of Historic Thermal Towns showcases historically significant thermal baths and spa traditions. Since ancient times, thermal springs have been used therapeutically, the zenith of their popularity occurring from the 18 th -19th centuries. Many cities continue this tradition with festivals, events, and other activities around the benefits of thermal waters. The Croatian cities …
Find your vibe in Estonia
Explore Tallinn’s Telliskivi neighborhood Been to Tallinn’s medieval Old Town? Then you would be forgiven for thinking Estonia’s capital has been frozen in time. Outside the stone walls, though, you can see change happening at a pace that’s anything but glacial. The abandoned Baltic Railway factory alongside Tallinn’s central train station was reborn as Telliskivi in 2007. Then the Balti Jaam market was renovated in 2017, and this area on the “wrong side of the tracks” has been a lively …
The festive Netherlands
Lights, markets and Dutch traditions Looking for the holiday spirit on a trip to Europe this season? Make your way to the Netherlands and you’ll be delighted with the vast array of festivities, from twinkling lights and holiday markets to unique Dutch traditions. Twinkling lights, everywhere Wintertime here is always sparkly, no matter what part of the country you’re visiting. Feel the warm glow of the season: see a Christmas light show, from small candlelight processions to larger …
A Winter Holiday in Europe
Exploring Europe’s Winter Wonderlands Winter in Europe is not just a season – it is magical . Snow-capped peaks stretch across the skyline. Christmas markets light up happy faces. And the end of the year brings new adventures at every turn. To enjoy it all, you will need to know your way around Europe’s best winter spots . What is the best place to ski in Austria ? How are the pubs in Zurich? Where should you ice-skate in Prague? Find out by reading below to prepare for your winter holiday in …
A merry Christmas in Ireland
Your guide to the Irish holiday season Nollaig shona duit ! That’s how we say Merry Christmas in Irish Gaelic. It’s a great phrase to learn before your trip to the island of Ireland at Christmas time as you’ll find that people here really get into the holiday spirit, whether that’s through visiting Christmas markets, going Christmas shopping, or practicing local holiday traditions. You won’t want to miss our Christmas markets. They are full of twinkling fairy lights, Santa hats and nostalgic …
Glowing festivities in Czechia
Your sparkliest Christmas ever What do you imagine when you hear “Christmas”? A tree? Mountains of food? Family parties? One of the images that comes to mind is of festive decorations, and the Christmas light spectacle that awaits you in Czechia is beyond your wildest dreams! The whole country will be illuminated by several magical light parks until the end of January . River of lights When you arrive in Prague during the holiday season , your first steps will undoubtedly lead you to the …
Marvelous buildings in Hungary
Take a slow tour of art and architecture Hungarian House of Music – Sounds manifested as a building The organic architectural concept of the Hungarian House of Music built next to Lake Városligeti, between Vajdahunyad Castle and the Ice Rink, blurs the line between nature and man-made structures. Under the unique roof structure, next to the huge glass walls, and even inside the building, visitors will feel as if they are walking in nature. The merging of manmade structures and nature is also …
Active travel in Hungary
Get off the sofa and have some fun Strap on your skis or skates, race down the snowy slopes, glide on the ice rink, or savor a hot drink in a hut or a bar: you can enjoy experiences like these in more and more places in Hungary as it develops excellent holiday infrastructure. Although there are no really high mountains in Hungary, skiers, snowboarders, cross-country skiers and sledgers can indulge their passions on many a winter day – weather permitting – thanks to new snow cannon systems. …
A sport legend in Croatia
Dražen Petrović - the Mozart of basketball Šibenik , a city nestled in a picturesque bay fed by the Krka river on the central Adriatic coast, is known for its outstanding natural beauty and many cultural and historical sights. The city is home to two monuments on the UNESCO Cultural World Heritage List, the Cathedral of St. James and St. Nicholas' Fortress, and it is also the hometown of Dražen Petrović, one of the greatest Croatian and world basketball players ever. Dražen Petrović, known as …
Sports in Ireland
Win the race to the Irish sport scene We’re sports-mad on the island of Ireland and like to try our hand at everything! Whether it’s cheering on the sidelines at a hurling match, practicing our golf swing or paddling in the sea, sport has been a huge part of Ireland’s culture for a long time. For now, we’ll focus on three of the big ones: Gaelic games, golf and water sports. Gaelic Games Gaelic games are a set of sports that are indigenous to Ireland. They include Gaelic football, rounders …