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.
Mallorca, the largest island of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. The island offers a breathtaking variety of landscapes, beaches, cultural sights and culinary delights. Here is a detailed description of the most famous holiday resorts in Mallorca, including their beaches, attractions, restaurants...
With around 1,830,000 inhabitants and an area of almost 755 square kilometres, Hamburg is the second largest city in the Federal Republic of Germany. The history of the city dates back to the 7th century. The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg was one of the founding places of the Hanseatic League in 1241. It has the second largest port in Europe and has plenty of...
Helsingborg: The city sits at the narrowest point of the Öresund, only a few minutes by ferry from Helsingør in Denmark. Wide fields with magnificent farms that merge into a beautiful woodland, a charming coastal strip with a sandy beach and many castles characterize this region. Yellow and red Swedish cottages glow in the summer sun. Helsingborg not only enjoys the...
One of the most popular holiday areas on the Turkish Riviera is Side. The town on the south coast of Turkey is located between Antalya and Alanya. The distance to the provincial capital Antalya is about 70 kilometers. Since a territorial reform, Side is no longer a municipality, but is a district of the city of Manavgat, which is one of the most important tourist...
The Felsenmeer in the Vorderer Odenwald is one of the most impressive places and the most popular local recreation areas for hikers and families in the region. One side of the 514 m high rocky mountain is dominated by a wide swath that resembles a petrified sea of waves in a storm. The slope is covered all over with rounded granite blocks, which give the impression...
On the northern shore of Lake Balaton in Hungary, the largest inland lake in Europe, lies the village of Tihany. The village is located on the peninsula of the same name, its centre is picturesquely enthroned more than 80 metres above the water, visible from afar. Regional cuisine, Hungarian folklore and interesting leisure activities attract numerous visitors every...
Anyone who has ever treated themselves to an unusual gastronomic pleasure in the Wachau and had the regional specialities served in a wine tavern will get very close to the soul of this lovely Austrian region. And as a guest, you can be sure that you won’t be sitting alone at one of the rustic tables for very long. The young wine served there and the cheerful...
Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is more suitable than almost any other city for an eventful, exciting short trip. Both the medieval core and the New Town with its neoclassical buildings offer plenty of sights that are worth discovering. Much of Edinburgh’s centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers unique attractions for visitors interested in...
Greece’s island worlds are diverse and full of tourist features. Many of them are well-known and extremely popular destinations. Hydra is more of a summer hotspot for the locals, but still one of those seemingly hidden places that make up a very special charm that is waiting to be discovered. There is no airport, no car traffic on Hydra and the classic party...
Warm weather, sun, 60 kilometres of beaches, green pine forests, breathtaking dunes and numerous small towns and villages with lots of culture make Gran Canaria one of the most popular travel destinations. The Canary Island has many facets and offers the right offer for every holidaymaker. You can read here which sights, towns and activities you should not miss. The...