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.
A perfect blend of laid-back seaside resort and cosmopolitan port city, Nice is the ideal base for a stay on the French Riviera. Rich in culture, with a mild Mediterranean climate, a lively old town and a picturesque waterfront, the city has been a popular tourist destination since the 18th century. Nice has long been an inspiration for many artists, including...
Umbria is one of four regions of Italy that do not border the sea – perhaps that’s why it was left behind for a long time, on the way south, towards Rimini, Capri or Rome. Admittedly, this stretch of land in northern Italy is no longer a real insider tip, but many areas there are nowhere near as crowded and overused for tourism as elsewhere in Bella Italia...
In its own words, the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region is mainly aimed at holidaymakers who want to experience a trip close to nature and close to unspoilt landscapes. In fact, the region around the former Burgundy, which was merged with Franche Comte in 2016, is one of the special highlights of France. This is not only about the wine-growing regions of the Burgundy...
In the north of Italy, where the foothills of the Alps merge into the Po Valley near Verona, lies a dream destination for many Europeans, the blue Lake Garda. The largest Italian lake stretches for almost 70 kilometers from Riva del Garda in the north to Sirmione in the south. The lake is lined in the west and east by mountains up to 2300 meters high, which slowly...
The city of Sozopol is located in a picturesque bay on the south coast of Bulgaria, about 35 kilometers south of Burgas. Among other things, holidaymakers have the opportunity to drive through the bay to see the city from the water. The peninsula and the small bay were discovered by the Greeks about 2,600 years ago. They settled there and founded a new city, which...
Reykjavík, the world’s northernmost capital, is home to only 123,000 inhabitants, but Iceland’s capital has an interesting history, rich culture, wonderful nature and a variety of activities. In addition to a thriving cultural scene, Reykjavík also offers a hip design scene. Tourists can choose from a wide range of interesting galleries and museums, visit...
Gothenburg, Sweden’s second-largest city and port city on the west coast, is a popular destination for travelers who want to combine a relaxed atmosphere with interesting attractions. Particularly worth seeing is the cobblestoned district of Haga with its many small and quaint shops that exude a charm of its own. If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of...
On the Greek island of Ikaria, the mainland of Greece with its rules and regulations is very far away. The island is considered an island of free spirits and explorers, with a very autonomous and self-confident population that has not yet fully adapted to the many rules of mass tourism. This fits well into the history of the island, which has always been a place of...
The bright whitewashed houses of the southernmost island of the Cyclades can be seen from afar. Its beauty is further enhanced by the azure blue of the Aegean Sea that surrounds the crescent-shaped island. Santorini actually consists of the three volcanic islands Thira, Thirasia and Aspronisi, which are arranged in a ring, the islands of Palea Kameni and Nea Kameni...
Piedmont is the northwesternmost region of Italy, which separates Switzerland and France . The fact that it is still treated a little stepmotherly today is due to the fact that the former Savoy was its own empire of great importance in European history. When Italy was united under one flag, it was the kings from here who took control of the country. Today, Piedmont...