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Escape to Germany's vineyards
As summer fades into autumn, Germany's wine regions reveal a special kind of magic. Harvest season transforms the landscape with colorful vineyards, lively festivals, and lively local traditions. From scenic wine hikes to memorable encounters with winemakers, it's the perfect time to experience Germany beyond the peak travel season. A land shaped by wine culture From north to south, Germany's 13 wine regions reveal an extraordinary diversity of landscapes, grape varieties, and centuries-old …
Austria: a reflection of Europe
In Austria, Europe’s history comes alive — off the beaten track. Magnificent palaces, abbeys and places where music, culture, and art took root tell of past eras and their lasting importance. Lavish royal living Austria’s castles and palaces reflect the power, politics and daily life of many centuries. At the center were the Habsburgs in Vienna, whose politics and culture spread throughout Europe. Today, visitors can experience history at close range by exploring opulent rooms, ceremonial …
Explore Switzerland's wine history
Autumn is one of the most rewarding times to visit Switzerland. As vineyards turn gold and crimson, the grape harvest brings together centuries-old traditions, breathtaking scenery, and passionate local producers. From sunny valleys south of the Alps to high-altitude vineyards and picturesque wine regions, visitors can experience Switzerland through local encounters, regional flavors, and unforgettable harvest traditions. In Valais , Switzerland's largest wine-producing region, harvest season …
Join Lithuania‘s autumn feast
Visit Lithuania in autumn to slow down, step outside, and experience the country through fall foods and traditions. Come in September when Lithuania settles into its golden rhythm. Days grow shorter, forests turn amber, and the season’s abundance begins to fill baskets, kitchens, and local celebrations. Autumn riches lie beneath pine trees, among moss and fallen leaves, and in forest-gathered berries. It is a season to walk, forage, taste, and share. Mushroom picking: Lithuania’s favorite fall …
Why to toast with Netherlands’ wine
To many travelers, a “Dutch getaway” might mean canals, quaint cities, tulips and Heineken — not a glass of Riesling poured streamside at sunset. That's exactly why harvest season in the Netherlands, from roughly mid-September through late October, is worth experiencing. The Netherlands isn't trying to out-do any other destination famous for wine, but with around 170 commercial vineyards scattered across a compact country, it's one of Europe's smallest and youngest wine regions. Its scale is …
Discover Czechia’s wine story
To discover Czechia through wine is to discover a landscape, a way of life, and centuries of tradition. Follow the vineyards, step into historic wine villages, meet local winemakers, and taste wines that tell the story of the places where they are made. Grape harvest festivals in Czechia The grape harvest season is one of the best times to experience Czech wine culture . Known as vinobraní , these lively celebrations combine wine tasting with folklore, music, traditional costumes, local food …
How to discover Slovakia’s wines
The story of wine in Slovakia is long and rich, with a history of winemaking and viticulture stretching back to the 6th century BC; six exceptional wine-growing regions; traditional authentic wine festivals; and modern wineries that emphasize quality, ecology and sustainability. Discover the flavors and scents of the Little Carpathian or Nitra wine-growing regions, visit the Tokaj, or stay at the vineyards themselves and taste unique varieties in the unique atmosphere of wine cellars. Autumn …
5 reasons to join Slovenia’s harvest
At the heart of Slovenia’s largest wine-growing region lies Maribor, the capital of Slovenian Styria and the Best Wine Capital in Europe 2026, as ranked by the European Best Destinations platform. Here, wine shapes the city’s identity, rhythm and stories, while the surrounding hills provide a spectacular setting for discovering centuries-old traditions, outstanding wines, and authentic harvest experiences. Here are the top five reasons to experience Slovenian wine culture! 1. Home to the …
Greece for all
Discover the inclusive side of Greece , where stunning beaches, historic sites, and world-class attractions are becoming accessible for everyone. The word “philoxenia” describes travel to Greece very well; it reflects Greece’s deep-rooted culture of hospitality and extending kindness to all visitors. It also means making travel accessible and enjoyable for travelers with disabilities. Greece's famous sites and beaches were once difficult to access, but improved infrastructure and initiatives …
Best ways to meet Serbia´s winemakers
In Serbia , harvest season is a time to slow down, gather with locals, and taste the landscape in a glass. Vineyards turn golden, family cellars open their doors, and winemakers welcome travelers with stories shaped by the soil, sun, tradition, and patience. Serbia’s autumn wine festivals celebrate grapes, wine, and traditions: Oplenac Grape Harvest in Topola; Karlovci Grape Harvest in Sremski Karlovci; Smederevo Autumn; Grape Harvest Days in Vršac; and Župa Grape Harvest in Aleksandrovac. …