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Adventure by rail in Europe
Glide along the railways of Europe to enjoy ever-changing scenery and relaxing travel – sustainably. If you’re city-hopping across the continent, the fast major lines get you there in record time. For maximum flexibility, pop your vehicle onto a car train to cover big distances and explore locally on your own. Would-be time travelers exult in voyages on iconic lines decorated à la yesteryear yet equipped with modern comforts. Stunning views and exhilarating rides over amazing feats of …
Košice Peace Marathon
Feel an atmosphere that stays with you long after the finish line. Whether you are a seasoned athlete, a sports enthusiast, or a casual runner, Košice Peace Marathon offers a truly iconic experience. Held every year on the first Sunday of October, it is the oldest marathon in Europe and the third oldest in the world, bringing together tradition, endurance, and community spirit. For over a century, runners and spectators have gathered in Košice to enjoy the vibrant race day energy. Set against …
Carnaval Sztukmistrzów
Carnaval Sztukmistrzow takes place each summer in Lublin. The event focuses on contemporary circus and street arts, bringing together performers, artists, and visitors from across Europe and beyond. Visitors can expect street performances, circus shows, theatre acts, workshops, and fire shows presented in public spaces throughout the city. The programme also includes Urban Highline, one of the largest highline festivals in the world, where athletes walk on suspended lines between buildings. …
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 …
Prague Spring International Music Festival
A world renowned, multi genre festival, the Prague Spring International Music Festival is the largest classical music event in the Czech Republic. For more than 70 years, it has been one of the country’s leading cultural highlights, bringing together top musicians, symphony orchestras and chamber ensembles from around the world. The festival has endured decades of political and cultural change, thanks in large part to audiences who continue to value its artistic excellence. Its origins date …
Liberation Festival Pilsen
In May 1945, the liberation of Czechoslovakia marked the end of World War II in Europe. While much of the country was occupied by Soviet forces, western Bohemia was freed by the U.S. 3rd Army under George S. Patton. Following orders from Dwight D. Eisenhower, American troops advanced into the country, reaching Pilsen on May 6. The city became the final stop of Allied forces crossing Europe. For decades, this moment (and the sacrifices of American soldiers) was largely overlooked. Public …
Extraordinary train journeys
Whether you're a history buff or a nature lover, a train journey in Europe will tickle your fancy. Scenic train journeys The journey, not the destination, matters most aboard these locomotives, where a simple train ticket gives you a front-row seat to Europe’s natural wonders. Genoa to Pisa Inhale the fresh Ligurian Sea air as you chug along the Italian Riviera. Rather than stopping in Cinque Terre, the intercity train offers short but sweet glimpses of the UNESCO World Heritage site. …
Europe by night train
Today’s world moves faster than ever, especially when it comes to travel. But speed and convenience often mean sacrificing two essential things: comfort and care for the environment. In Europe, night trains are the unexpected upgrade that transforms travel into an experience. Skip the crowds, the security lines, and the cramped spaces for a sleeper with a large window. Swap an airport sandwich for a sit-down meal. Make the journey a central part of your exploration. Upgrade your travel …
Pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela
Choose your own personal pilgrimage. A pilgrimage can be a life-changing experience. Bring very comfortable walking shoes. Sneakers or tennis shoes are the suggested shoes to wear. Bring a hat to protect you from the sun, a bottle of water and of course, a camera and a small diary to remember every moment of this unforgettable experience. Make sure that you are well informed before you travel. Open your mind. You will have the possibility to meet a lot of people and share with them this …
Atlantic Coast
The majesty and power of the Atlantic Ocean has shaped European experiences and cultures from Celtic to Moorish. Navigate and explore glaciers, fjords, and craggy highlands encircled by dramatic black-sand beaches in the far north. Feel the inviting warmth of Irish culture in one-of-a-kind music and cooking throughout charming villages between vast expanses of emerald-green hills. Relax on enchanting beaches and sip rich wine in fishing towns and medieval villages. Surf and savor fresh seafood …