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 world-famous Christmas village, where Santa Claus is at home, is located in Rovaniemi, Finland, in Lapland, the home of the Finnish indigenous people – the Sami. In the snow-covered forest, you can meet Santa Claus every day in the Christmas village and cross the magical Arctic Circle. The lovable old man with a white beard spends every day in the Christmas...
A visit to the Bosnian city of Sarajevo is a moving journey back in time to past centuries. Buildings of different religions characterize the impressive cityscape of the 300,000-strong pearl of Bosnia. The history of Sarajevo As early as the 13th century, there is evidence of a Slavic settlement where Sarajevo is located today. But just two centuries later, what can...
Display Would you like to combine a challenging mountain bike holiday with the advantages of impressive nature and Bavarian hospitality? The Trans-Bayerwald combines all this in two almost 350-kilometre-long routes through the Bavarian Forest and is therefore the new mountain bike highlight in the Bavarian Forest. When planning the MTB trip, you are supported by a...
Most people associate Freiburg im Breisgau with “university, students, the Black Forest and pleasant temperatures”. Many also have the small watercourses in mind, which are called “Bächle” by the locals and which can be found again and again in the alleys of the city centre. Freiburg is located in the southwest of Germany, in the region with...
Lake Geneva, or Lac Léman as it is called in French, is located between Switzerland and France. It thus connects both cultures and holds a variety of different facets and impressions. Art lovers will find many historic chapels and museums of various art movements in the old towns around the shores of the largest lake in Central Europe. Nature lovers will not only be...
Extensive beaches, wide landscapes and an air that carries the taste of the sea, this is how the coastal areas of the North Sea present themselves. In particular, the fascinating Wadden Sea, which is influenced by ebb and flow like hardly any other sea, makes up the magic of this region. The coasts lined with dikes on the mainland and the magnificent beaches of the...
The area is so close, and yet with ease it gives the feeling of being deep in the south and in another time. The French Provence. Home to fragrant, purple lavender fields, vast wine-growing areas, yolk-yellow sunflowers as far as the eye can see, full-bodied wines and one of the best cuisines in Europe. There are so many small, dreamy places in this part of France...
Italy is a destination for all the senses: lively cities, beautiful landscapes, culinary delights and, last but not least, world-famous wine. As a wine country, Italy is remarkable in several respects: Italy is one of the most important wine producers in the world and the cradle of Western European viticulture: with the Romans, wine came to Germany and many other...
Crystal clear water, a long coastline, rich cuisine and hospitable people – all this is Croatia. The southeastern European country has long been a popular destination for people from all over the world. The beauty of Croatia lies in its versatility. Holidaymakers who prefer the classic beach holiday as well as individual holidaymakers and travellers looking for...
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, with its historic old town with its half-timbered romanticism and unique location in the Tauber Valley, is the epitome of the Middle Ages in Germany for many tourists. Guests from all over the world travel to Middle Franconia to enjoy the unique atmosphere. Half-timbered houses with pointed gables are tightly packed next to each other, and...