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.
Grey stone houses, lush green hills and bright blue sea: Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland since the 15th century, is as charming as it is varied. It is not for nothing that the city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995, but also a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004. The home of great philosophers and artists attracts visitors with an exciting mix of...
Pescara is pretty much right in the middle of the Italian boot. The city, which has just under 120,000 inhabitants, is directly connected to the Adriatic Sea. In Germany, Pescara is mainly known as a holiday destination for beach and sun lovers. But the city has much more to offer than just 20 kilometers of expansive sandy beaches, gelato, pizza and Campari Orange...
The sun terraces of the Kaiserstuhl rise like islands between the Black Forest and the Rhine. With a mild climate and many hours of sunshine, nature has not only left us a gem for viticulture, but also offers an abundance of flora and fauna that is second to none. This wonderful nature can be explored all year round with many possibilities. Whether by bike, e-bike or...
Greece has more than 100 inhabited islands, all of which rise picturesquely from the Mediterranean Sea. Many tourists therefore opt for a very special type of round trip, island hopping. You move by ferry from one island to the next and let yourself be enchanted by the diversity of the island world. With so much choice, however, it is not easy to decide where the...
Kołobrzeg in West Pomerania is a seaside resort with a lot of tradition, also known as a port city. Especially for families and tourists who like it quiet and tranquil, Kołobrzeg is the ideal holiday destination. Because with only about 47,000 inhabitants, Kołobrzeg is a fairly manageable city where you can get around on foot. In addition, the city is located...
Greece has 2500 islands. Of these, about 120 are (at least partially) inhabited. We have taken a closer look at the five most popular Greek islands. These include Rhodes with its fascinating old town and the summer party stronghold of Mykonos, which attracts only true connoisseurs in winter. Crete with its original beaches and countless olive groves is also one of...
The north of Germany is unique, because there is not only wild sea, snow-white sandy beaches and beautiful clear water. The islands that stretch off the coast also have ancient culture and many modern sights to offer. A special highlight on a Baltic Sea holiday is the small and very inconspicuous island of Poel, which is located north of Wismar. Poel is ideally...
The dream islands of the Azores are a true destination of longing and are probably among the most popular islands among European vacationers. While many of the Azores islands have adapted to tourism in recent decades, the quite small island of Flores has so far been little developed for tourism. This makes the western Azores island a real insider tip. Here you can...
In the north of Germany, the two seas North Sea and Baltic Sea stretch, which have some beautiful islands to offer. But also in the south of the country there are two inconspicuous but beautiful islands in two mountain lakes. The only offshore island in Germany – Heligoland If you want to experience something very special, you can take a speedboat for more than...
Green, greener, Pellworm you could say. The small North Sea island, which is located in the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park, has a considerable density of lush meadows and pastures. But you won’t find sandy beaches on Pellworm. However, this does not detract from the relaxation factor that holidaymakers feel here. Because here it is wonderful to...