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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
With a past as storied as Europe’s, it’s impossible not to take in some history while on your trip. Find out more about UNESCO World Heritage Site in the European territory. …
Religious and Pilgrimage Destinations
How architecture and contrasts changed Europe’s cities. …
Discover the Thermal Heritage of Europe
The therapeutic use of hot springs has been present in Europe from ancient times to the present day, giving birth to a number of spa towns well-known for the beauty of their buildings, or long tradition of welcoming guests and the healing properties of its …
Via Francigena: discover Europe on foot or by bike
Modern day Europe is crossed by ancient medieval pilgrimage and trade routes, travelled by walkers and ramblers on a slow adventure, discovering castles, vineyards and olive trees, delicious food and local wines. One of the most famous routes in Europe is the Via Francigena – or the route from France how it was called in medieval Italy. Crossing Europe from Canterbury (England) to Rome (Italy), it reaches Santa Maria di Leuca on the very tip of the Italian heel. The route takes you from …
A royal spring visit in Flanders
Flanders’ castles and gardens welcome you with open arms. These historic estates are brimming with heritage. Admire sculptures in a lush park, delve into the history of the nobility along the River Scheldt, or spend the night in a splendid pavilion on a centuries-old castle estate. Flanders always has a surprise in store! Did you know you can explore countless historic castles, fortresses and manor houses here with your own eyes? You’ll find them surrounded by glorious greenery, far from the …
Go to Gozo for serene spring travel
Spring is one of the best seasons to explore Gozo, Malta’s quieter and greener sister island. From March to May, the island shows its most authentic character. Landscapes bloom, temperatures remain mild, and daily life moves at a relaxed Mediterranean pace. Without summer crowds, Gozo becomes perfect for travelers seeking nature, culture, and tranquility. Nature at its most vibrant During spring, the island turns into a mosaic of green valleys, flowering fields and rugged coastline. …
Where to go in Poland in the spring
Spring is a great time to visit Poland for uncrowded access to stunning nature coming alive. Biebrzański National Park and Białowieża Forest guarantee a splash of spring in the wildest part of Poland. Biebrzański National Park has one of Europe’s most interesting wetlands. The springtime landscape is a vast, open space of water, reeds. and meadows and intense wildlife activity. Climb an observation tower, stroll along a wooden boardwalk, or take a peaceful rafting trip to feel Poland — …
Go local in springtime Spain
Spring in Europe is about simple pleasures — walking without a plan, greeting neighbors, and spending time outdoors as daily life gently shifts with the season. In Spain , many national parks sit right next to small villages, making it easy to combine nature with local life. Doñana National Park In Andalusia, Doñana National Park is most alive in the spring. Rain-fed marshes attract thousands of migratory birds, so guided visits move at a respectful, unhurried pace. Just outside the park lies …
Beyond the Netherlands’ tulips
While most international travelers to the Netherlands associate Dutch springtime with tulip fields, other remarkable, natural experiences await, besides the bulb routes. Two regions in particular — Zeeland and Limburg — showcase a different side of this compact country, where coastal wilderness and rolling countryside replace the flat, urban landscape unknown to many visitors. Zeeland: where sea meets sky Zeeland province, in the country's southwestern corner, feels worlds away from …