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Belgium
Situated between France and The Netherlands , the Kingdom of Belgium is often called the Essence of Europe. Stunning architecture decorates quaint cobblestone squares. Incredible cuisine is found in a wide range of restaurants. Brussels is one of the world's great cosmopolitan capitals, home to both the European Union and NATO. A flatland crisscrossed by canals in the north, Flanders is proud of its medieval art cities of Antwerp, Bruges and Ghent. To the south in Wallonia , find the rolling …
Cyprus
Cyprus has an 11,000-year long history and has been the cultural hub of all Mediterranean civilizations for eons. It is a compact destination with a plethora of landscapes and activities to enjoy! From quaint traditional villages and pine-clad mountains, to glistening coasts and gastronomical wonders, Cyprus has it all. Whatever the season, Cyprus provides ample opportunity to experience something new, interesting and exciting, including activities, events, customs and places that are unique …
Czechia
Since ancient times, European cultures' crossroads have been in the Czech countryside. Charming towns, castles, and the most chateaux per square mile of any country in the world dot the landscape. Ancient villages and luxury spas wait to inspire and relax you. Despite its small size, the Czech Republic’s wealth of natural beauty and monuments of UNESCO cultural heritage add to its global stature as a major cultural destination. …
Germany
Germany has a diverse landscape of rich culture and history. In the heart of Europe, fairytale castles rest high on craggy mountaintops, and tiny romantic villages enchant with chocolate box charm and the typical German Gemütlichkeit. The Alpine Foreland, home to the Zugspitze Mountain, welcomes hikers in summer and skiers and snowboarders in winter . Explore spotless miles of golden beach on the various islands and along the coastline, like in the National Park of Wattenmeer in the North. In …
Denmark
In Northern Europe between the North Sea and the Baltic, Denmark is lined by more than 4,400 miles (7,200 km) of shoreline. Scattered along the coast, more than 400 islands offer extraordinary boating, fishing and of course windsurfing. The southernmost Scandinavian country, Denmark is an easy starting point to explore the region’s deep Viking heritage. Denmark’s rolling countryside begs visitors to pedal the more than 6,200 miles (10,000 km) of cycle paths. Walk in the footsteps of Denmark …
Estonia
Visitors seeking for new and exciting European destinations find this small but abounding corner of the Baltics a real cultural treasure. While being a former Soviet Republic and boasting a rich medieval history, Estonia traditionally shares its ethnic and linguistic roots with Finland and stems greatly from peasant culture. Thus Estonian countryside is dotted with traditional cottages as well as large castles and manors. City breakers can explore the early 13th-century Tallinn Old Town …
France
France sits atop many travelers’ wish lists. From the lights of Paris to the relaxing countryside, France is one of the most alluring countries in the world. Tempting cuisine such as sauces, cheeses, breads, and pastries wait inside charming cafés. French beaches are often known to be naturalist friendly, but plenty of family-oriented beaches abound. Many French villages have Internet access, ATMs and cell phone service, but they retain their historic architecture, gorgeous views and quiet pace …
United Kingdom
From the wealth of natural and historical heritage to vibrant towns and cities, the United Kingdom is a diverse nation full of contrasts. England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland each hold their own customs, cultures and traditions to explore. A fascinating history dates back to around 6500 BC. Walk beside the monuments that mark a rich and storied past, from Stonehenge to Buckingham Palace. Find traditional pubs in England serving British ale and wine. Start the day in Northern Ireland …
Greece
Greece is the southernmost tip of Continental Europe, home to high mountains, forested areas, lakes, rivers, plains, and blue seas. It’s a country with an impressively long coastline , which contours the most part of the Greek Mainland - let’s not forget the thousands of islands and islets, too. Enjoy the calm weather and warm temperatures across most of the country, as it averages 250 days of sunshine per year. Explore Greece’s amazing cultural sites in the countryside and in the cities. …
Croatia
Experience the Mediterranean as it once was. Strung along the stunning coast of Croatia, 1,244 islands dot the Adriatic Sea. This new star of the European Union boasts 20 UNESCO Heritage Sites and eight national parks. A middle-sized European country with a big heart, Croatia is a land of open frontiers and upfront customs formalities. From the café culture of its historic cities to the rugged landscapes of continental Croatia, with a packed calendar of festivals, events and a host of home …