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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. …
Touring Spain's magical wine villages
There’s something magical about discovering Spain through its wine villages . Picture sun-drenched vineyards stretching to the horizon, medieval streets filled with history, family-run wineries welcoming visitors with a glass of local wine, and unforgettable meals shared around the table. Across Spain, every wine route offers its own blend of tradition, culture, and breathtaking scenery — inviting you to slow down and savor the journey. In Rioja Alta , some of Spain’s most picturesque …
Discover Europe's Best Tourism Villages
The best travel stories rarely start with I visited the most famous place . They start with: I stumbled upon this incredible little village… Across Europe, some of the most unforgettable experiences await in villages where communities welcome visitors, local life thrives, and every journey brings a new story to discover. These are the Best Tourism Villages by UN Tourism. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful escape, an outdoor adventure, incredible food, or a deeper connection with the places …
Days of National Costumes and Clothing Heritage
With more than 50 years of tradition, the event celebrates the clothing heritage of Slovenia’s regions through craftsmanship, music, dance, and local identity. The main highlight is a parade of traditional costumes, featuring groups from Slovenia and abroad. The program also includes cultural presentations and ethnographic performances that bring regional traditions to life. Events take place in Kamnik’s old town, easily accessible by train or bus from Ljubljana. Most events are …
Puppets Occupy the Street Festival
Live an unique experience in Craiova, the main city of Oltenia historical region, at the Puppets Occupy the Street Festival, the first art animation festival in Romania . For 8 days the city of Craiova will transform itself into a magic land where the giant puppets and over 400 events will bring to life the theme of this year, Steampunk, a subgenre of science fiction and speculative fiction that incorporates retro-futuristic technology and aesthetics. There will be over 150 artists and theatre …
Wallonia Festival – Stilt Walkers’ Battle
The Wallonia Festival celebrates regional identity across Wallonia's cities, with a highlight event in Namur: the traditional Stilt Walkers’ Battle. Teams standing on tall wooden stilts reenact a historic rivalry through choreographed mock combat in the main square, accompanied by music, folklore groups, and local food stalls. Stilt walking dates back to the Middle Ages, when residents used wooden stilts to navigate frequently flooded, marshy streets near rivers. This practical solution …
Kaziukas (St. Casimir) Fair
Held each year around early March, Kaziukas Fair is one of Lithuania’s oldest and most beloved traditions, celebrating more than 400 years of craftsmanship, culture, and local flavors. Taking place in the heart of Vilnius, the fair fills the city’s main streets with hundreds of stalls showcasing traditional crafts, folk art, handmade goods, and contemporary design. Visitors can explore a wide range of products from across Lithuania, discover regional traditions, and sample classic Lithuanian …
Madeira Wine Festival
The Madeira Wine Festival is one of the island’s most beloved annual events, celebrating Madeira wine and its deep cultural and economic importance. Held during grape harvest season, from late August to early September, the festival honors centuries-old winemaking traditions and the dedication behind Madeira’s world-famous wine. Since the late 1970s, the celebrations have brought Funchal to life with folklore, music, exhibitions, festive decorations, wine tastings, and re-enactments of …