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Meet the locals in Croatia
The magnificent Rijeka fish market In Rijeka, the Kvarner region’s largest city , a stroll along the Corso is a lovely way to get to know this lively city, its Old Town, and Trsat castle atop a 138-meter-high hill. However, the Velika placa (Big Market) , as the locals call their central market, is undoubtedly one of the most popular spots. The ornate hall displays a vast selection of meat, fish and seafood sold by extremely friendly and talkative traders. The tasty local products are …
Bulgaria, a shopping wonderland
Experience traditional and modern markets Every country has special traditions and a unique spirit. Bulgaria is a beautiful country with a huge history, mystic traditions, and a unique spirit that can be felt only if you travel here. When you visit Bulgaria, take in the traditional markets and enjoy their array of interesting and valuable goods. Farmer’s markets Where you can buy everything you need in terms of food produced by small firms in Bulgaria. Some of the markets offer handmade crafts. …
Shop till you drop in Poland
Turn ordinary shopping into a unique attraction Poland is full of unusual and diverse tourist attractions for every visitor! It is also a great place for all kinds of shopping. Flea markets, night markets, and vendor stalls combined with tasty cuisine in many different restaurants, food trucks, and food markets with accents of local delicacies, sublime nightlife in clubs, pubs, or theme bars create an amazing atmosphere for shopping. Find below a few examples of Poland’s varied shopping …
Green Spain by tourist train
When the journey is as exciting as the destination Here’s the proposal: forget your hectic life and board one of the best tourist trains in the world. Sounds good, doesn't it? And wouldn't it be great if the train ran through the mountains, valleys, cliffs and beaches of Green Spain ? This is exactly the route of two tourist trains: the Transcantábrico Gran Lujo and the Costa Verde Express , two authentic "cruises on rails". Cultural and gastronomic trips through the Basque Country of …
Discovering Slovenia by train
Choose rail travel for spectacular scenery Slovenia is a proud pioneer in sustainability , and train travel has emerged as a cornerstone of sustainable tourism. Crossing stunning Slovenia by rail offers a serene, comfortable, eco-friendly experience, allowing you to take in breathtaking scenery while minimizing your carbon footprint. Approximately 1,200 kilometers of railway lines crisscrossing the country ensure you’ll see much of Slovenia’s impressive tapestry of diverse landscapes. FOR …
Portugal by train
Admire dream landscapes from your window! Take the train and discover Portugal at your own pace. Rocked by the rhythm, admire dream landscapes from your window, with your family, as a couple, or by yourself. In addition to regular trips, there are various programs to get to know Portugal by train, and among so many options, you're sure to find something appealing. Have you ever imagined yourself riding on a steam train that is over a century old? And what if you add scenery as beautiful as …
Fast and fascinating rail travel in Slovakia
Train rides full of the unexpected Ride a cogwheel train near 2000-meter peaks. See a viaduct that looks as if it’s from a Harry Potter film. Take a train operated by children. Traveling by rail in Slovakia is full of surprises! With frequent international trains daily, the capital of Slovakia is easy to reach. Bratislava is just one hour from Vienna, two and one-half from Budapest and four hours from Prague, and well-connected with many other European cities. The country’s compact size …
Switzerland’s newest scenic train
Ride the revolutionary GoldenPass Express Imagine this: It’s morning. You’re on “top of the world”, inhaling crisp Alpine air atop the Jungfrau, one of Switzerland ’s most iconic mountains, overlooking one of Europe’s biggest glaciers. By afternoon, you’re sipping a chilled glass of Chasselas from the UNESCO-listed Lavaux vineyards at a restaurant along the shores of Lake Geneva in Montreux, admiring the swaying palms and exotic flowers along the promenade as you contemplate jumping into the …
Picturesque Romania by train
Explore railway treasures! The Mureș River, Romania’s second longest river after the Danube, forms a large valley on its way out of the Western Carpathians. Above the river, the fortresses at Deva and Șoimoș have overlooked the valley since medieval times. Nowadays, in the Mureş Valley between Deva and Arad, lies the final leg of the Magistrala 200 (main railway). The segment between Bucharest and Brașov, the first part of the Magistrala 300 , offers spectacular views over the Southern …
Travel options in Estonia
Plan ahead for a smooth trip Much of Estonia is open for exploration to t ravelers with mobility issues , al though some places are more accessible than others. The best approach is to call ahead to ensure that the required accommodations and facilitie s will be available when you arrive. The Estonian Chamber of Disabled People website also provides information about discounts a vailable to individuals with disabilities. Getting to Estonia Air travel and airports The Tallinn Airport website …