Travel in Europe is still in vogue and the respective destinations enjoy numerous facets. They range from the mystical regions of Iceland to the idyllic islands of the Greek Cyclades. Spain, Portugal with the Azores, Italy and France are among the preferred countries.
Where Scandinavian elegance is combined with Central European joie de vivre lies “Wonderful Copenhagen”. The Danish capital Copenhagen is the largest, most fun-loving and most permissive city in Scandinavia. On the eastern shore of the island of Zealand on the Øresund, Copenhagen exudes a very special atmosphere. How could it be otherwise? The famous...
Menorca is the northernmost and easternmost island of the Balearic Islands. In contrast to its bigger sister Mallorca , the island is known for its intact nature, the history and tradition of Spain far away from mass tourism. Half of the island’s area is protected as a biosphere reserve. There are many hidden bays, undeveloped beaches, pristine landscapes and...
The island of Cyprus is located south of the Turkish coast in the eastern Mediterranean and has been one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe for many decades. The country scores with fantastic beaches and thousands of years of history. It is therefore an ideal holiday destination for both beach travellers and guests interested in culture. On average...
Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is a city full of charm, culture and history. With its picturesque canals, historic buildings, and vibrant art scene, Amsterdam is a must-see for any traveler. In this article, we will introduce you to the seven most important sights that you should not miss during your visit. 1. Anne Frank House The Anne Frank House is one...
With around 514,000 inhabitants, The Hague is one of the largest cities in the Netherlands and at the same time an attractive destination for holidaymakers. Numerous sights, the proximity to the sea and the colourful cultural programme offer the right holiday activities for every taste. In addition, the Dutch government has its seat in The Hague. Attractions in The...
Bruges is located in Belgian West Flanders and is the largest city in the region with just under 120,000 inhabitants. In 2000, UNESCO declared the old town of Bruges a World Heritage Site. Historic buildings of imposing size are lined up in the centre. In addition, numerous canals, called Reien by the locals, run through the historic city centre and make up...
Cosmopolitan flair and maritime charm are the trademarks of Antwerp. The Belgian metropolis is equally cool and classic, hip and historic, trendy and traditional. The fjord-like Scheldt flows through the middle of the port city. The second largest seaport in Europe is located here. The city is of great importance worldwide due to the diamond trade. Important artists...
Rab is an island in Croatia’s Kvarner Bay in the northern Adriatic Sea. It is wedged in by the neighboring islands of Krk, Cres/Lošinj and Pag. In the immediate vicinity is also the uninhabited island of Dolin. The Velebit Channel separates Rab from the mainland. The main island town is the town of Rab on the west coast. The northernmost village is called Lopar...
South Tyrol is probably one of the most popular holiday regions for Germans. And while South Tyrol is beautiful in itself, there are of course still some special treasures. The region around Lake Caldaro is definitely one of them. This article reveals what holidaymakers can expect there, what sights are available and how the holiday can be spent. What are the...
The Lüneburg Heath is generally considered one of the most beautiful areas in Germany and is a true treasure of nature. However, it is much more than one of the green lungs of the country, but offers the right options for holidays for very different requirements. From hiking and sports to wellness and discovering a region that is known to many people by name but has...