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Frozen Assets
Three perfect places for discovering the magical charm of European winter Looking for the coolest destinations in Europe? Visit during November to February, the European winter season. Northern skies are glowing, ski slopes are glistening and Christmas markets are magical. The winter wilderness of northern Sweden is a magical experience The Icehotel at Jukkasjärvi is built from scratch every winter using 2 500 gargantuan ice-cubes from the frozen Torne River and 30 000 tons of snow and ice (or …
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Witness Sporting Events on Europe’s Iconic Grounds For centuries some of the greatest sporting events have occurred throughout Europe’s historic stadiums, coliseums and arenas. Today, spectators come from around the globe to witness the world’s best athletes compete on these hallowed grounds. Consider this your brief guide to Europe’s best spots to watch football, tennis, cycling, rugby, racing and more. If you identify yourself as a die-hard sports fan, start your European trip with a game of …
A Natural View
Every European country has natural treasures to explore, but where to begin and what to do? From iconic natural formations to national and regional parks, an ecotourism vacation provides the chance to experience natural settings, observe unique wildlife and support conservation efforts. The most popular ecotourism vacations follow an Ecotourism Pan-European Route. These five itineraries feature iconic natural heritage sites, national parks and regional parks stretched across multiple …
Top European Winter Sports Revealed
Luge in Switzerland, ski in Scandinavia, skate in the Netherlands In Europe, the frosty weather has arrived. Though some might already miss the sun’s warm rays, all we can think about is the cold season sports that will soon be possible! What sports are those? We chose three to explore with you today. How did we come to these three? The answer is simple: they were invented in Europe, and they can be done by anyone, no matter their level of experience. So, without further ado, let’s try …
100 years of conservation in Slovenia
Visit Triglav National Park Guardians of Slovenia’s Natural Legacy Triglav National Park stands as a testament to Slovenia's commitment to preserving its natural treasures. Named after its highest peak, Mount Triglav (2864 m/9396 ft), this park is an area of unparalleled beauty nestled in the heart of the Julian Alps. 100 Years of Preservation The country's only national park encompasses 840 square kilometers, which represents four percent of Slovenia's territory. In 2024, the park celebrated …
Spanish national parks
High mountains and exuberant nature Spain has 16 national parks scattered all over the Iberian Peninsula , the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands . They are areas of significant natural value that are important for their biodiversity and are protected by the government to preserve their flora and fauna. Come discover these ecological treasures: the variety and charm of the scenery will take your breath away. Spain's first national park Covadonga National Park was recognized as the first …
Switzerland’s alpine Eden
Zernez National Park: high-altitude beauty Over 30% of Switzerland's land area is protected nature, including parks, reserves, and other areas. This conservation helps preserve some of the country's most important ecosystems and wildlife habitats, ensuring that future generations can enjoy Switzerland's natural beauty for years to come. Swiss National Park is just one example of the many protected areas that are helping to make the country a leader in sustainable tourism and environmental …
Flanders’ natural splendor
A tour of the most beautiful Flemish parks The national parks in Flanders are truly walking paradises. Put on your hiking boots and discover the many surprising faces of its undulating landscape. If you look closely, you’ll see spring approaching on the horizon. Leaves are reappearing on the trees, the first flowers are popping up, birdsong is increasingly in the air, and the sun is shining longer. This automatically gives you an extra dose of energy, which you can put to use with an …
Latvia's hidden treasures
Discover rich, protected wilderness Latvia , a country known for its charming medieval cities and Baltic Sea coastline, also boasts a network of national parks with hidden gems waiting to be explored. These natural wonders offer a retreat into unspoiled landscapes, teeming with diverse flora and fauna. Gauja National Park Gauja National Park , the first and largest national park in Latvia, is a testament to the country's commitment to preserving its natural heritage. Just a short drive from the …
Luxembourg’s must-see wilderness
Hike or bike in three awe-inspiring nature parks Looking to wander in the wilderness? Here are three unmissable nature parks in Luxembourg . Visitors to Luxembourg’s Natur- & Geopark Mëllerdall are first struck by its curious rock formations. According to legend, they formed when castles and ogres were magically turned to stone. In reality, it was water that carved these geological masterpieces by trickling through crevices in the sandstone. Today, 11 communes work to protect the nature of and …