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Europe with GreenKayak
In most European cities, the sightseeing routine is famously predictable: comfortable shoes, a glowing map on a smartphone, and a slow shuffle from monument to monument. You look up, take a photo, and move on. Meanwhile, just below street level, an entirely different version of the city is quietly flowing past. In hubs across Denmark , Germany , Sweden , Norway , and Finland , canals and harbors offer front-row seats to Europe’s most stunning architecture and hidden waterfront neighborhoods. …
Bratislava with kids
If you want to treat your family to an unforgettable trip, the city of Bratislava in the heart of Europe is the ideal choice. The capital of Slovakia , located only 60 km from Vienna, offers you and your children diverse adventures! Try out the popular city game, and start discovering the most famous sights of "the beauty on the Danube" in a playful way! All you need to do is unleash your inner Indiana Jones and solve cryptic clues that will lead you to the city’s hidden gems, where 18 …
Denmark's must do's
Copenhagen in architectural focus For those of you who love discovering new architectural wonders , then we’ve got great news! It’s always a good idea to explore Copenhagen — especially for architecture lovers. Recognized as UNESCO’s World Capital of Architecture, the city continues to open doors to spaces usually hidden from the public, alongside a vibrant program of events and experiences throughout the year. A timeless addition to any bucket list. Go on an architectural adventure with Jørn …
Top European winter sports revealed
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 Switzerland’s famous luge, let’s ski in Scandinavia, let’s ice skate in …
Ireland's top sites
Planning a trip to Ireland this year? Be sure to add these incredible attractions to your bucket list! In 1759, Arthur Guinness took out a 9,000-year lease on a brewery here for an annual rent of £45. A couple of centuries later, the Guinness Storehouse was born. Today it’s Ireland’s number one visitor attraction — a gleaming multimedia experience about everything from the craft of brewing to retro advertising, topped off by the 360-degree Gravity Bar . When you get there, don’t forget to …
Germany: something for everyone
Germany is full of wonderful culture to be discovered. There is something for everyone in Germany's diverse selection of towns and cities and at its top museums and other cultural institutions. Must-see museums Germany has around 6800 museums featuring everything from ancient history to retro computer games and modern art displays. Some delve into the history of technology, some into ancient architecture , and some take you back to a time when dinosaurs still roamed the earth. For example, if …
Satisfy your sweet tooth in Slovenia and Croatia
As the famous saying goes, “life is uncertain so eat dessert first”. In Slovenia and Croatia, whether it’s over afternoon coffees, as the cherry on top of a lovely dinner or even as a sneaky breakfast, there’s no wrong time to enjoy a sweet treat. Slovenian sweets A must for any celebration, but a delight any time of year really, potica is the queen of Slovenian desserts . A rolled dough cake that reveals its secret spiral filling when sliced, it looks as good as it tastes. Typical fillings …
The best of Estonia in bloom
Springtime in Estonia means the country is awakening after a long winter. With the mild temperatures and extended daylight hours, flowers burst into bloom and the forests turn bright green. The season typically begins in April, with peak blooming occurring in May and early June. However, springtime in Estonia still feels like a secret: you don’t have to jostle for space at flower-filled gardens, historic manor homes, or lively festivals. Celebrating spring in Central Estonia Türi Flower …
Where to go in Switzerland this spring
When the snow melts and the days grow longer, Switzerland awakens in color and calm. Although well-known cities and resorts bustle with activity, spring is the perfect time to uncover quieter corners — places where traditions blossom with the season, and nature invites you to linger peacefully. In Ticino’s Italian-speaking south, Brissago rests quietly on the shores of Lake Maggiore . With its mild climate and lush botanical garden on the Isole di Brissago , this lakeside gem offers a …
Where to go in Poland in the spring
Spring is a great time to visit Poland for uncrowded access to stunning nature coming alive. Biebrzański National Park and Białowieża Forest guarantee a splash of spring in the wildest part of Poland. Biebrzański National Park has one of Europe’s most interesting wetlands. The springtime landscape is a vast, open space of water, reeds. and meadows and intense wildlife activity. Climb an observation tower, stroll along a wooden boardwalk, or take a peaceful rafting trip to feel Poland — …