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.
The vital capital of the Catalans is one of the oldest and most modern cities in Spain. Barcelona is a city that never stands still. Life pulsates on the streets and alleys – a cosmopolitan city that combines everything. On the one hand, fast-paced and hip, on the other, extremely charming sights. The Barcelonese have their very own rhythm – perfectly...
Elba belongs to the Tuscany region in Italy and is located about 10 kilometers from the mainland. After Sardinia and Sicily, Elba is the third largest island in Italy. Whether it’s a family holiday, a beach holiday or a hiking holiday – the island of Elba in the Mediterranean Sea with its Mediterranean climate and beautiful bathing bays really has...
Everything is a bit crooked and too small, the atmosphere Mediterranean-loud – light, casual and life-affirming. Cologne is not a chic Micki city, here it is down-to-earth. Churches, pubs, carnival – the three “Cs” have made the city famous. The wealth coupled with piety transformed Cologne into a major construction site immediately after the turn...
A white cathedral, pink flamingos and old trams, Camparis, Scala, football and noble style – this is Milan. Milan is certainly not a city of romantic love. It is the city of love at second sight. Milan doesn’t have the big Italian feeling, Milan isn’t the prettiest city in Italy, but maybe that’s why it’s so original. How strange does it...
Madeira offers breathtaking nature, fascinating mountain scenery and colourful flower gardens. With a wonderful climate and a very good price-performance ratio, the island ensures an unforgettable stay. Whether it’s discovering historic cities or relaxing in natural seawater pools, Madeira has something for everyone. Madeira is one of Europe’s last...
Zakynthos is the southernmost Ionian island and is a popular tourist destination. It is also called Turtle Island because it is an important breeding ground for turtles. For a long time, Zakynthos was part of the Kingdom of Venice. The Venetians gave the beautiful island the nickname “Flower of the East”. Although Zakynthos is not the largest Ionian...
In a wide valley basin of the upper Elbe lies the worldwide fame Dresden. Travellers feel transported to more southern climes when they follow the Elbe downstream. Vineyard terraces are staggered on the slopes and well-kept estates peek out from behind fruit trees. “Florence on the Elbe” is the decorative epithet of a city that looks back on a long and...
Copenhagen, the charming capital of Denmark, is known for its rich history, modern architecture, and vibrant culture. Whether you’re exploring the royal palaces or strolling through the picturesque streets, Copenhagen has something for every traveler. Here are the seven top attractions you shouldn’t miss. The most popular attractions in Denmark’s...
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...