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 beautiful island of Sao Miguel is located west of the European mainland in the Atlantic Ocean. It belongs to the archipelago of the Azores and is the largest of these 9 islands with about 750 square kilometers. Sao Miguel, like all Azores islands, belongs to Portuguese territory, but is part of the autonomous region of the Azores. São Miguel is divided into six...
Away from the tourist hustle and bustle, the small island of Gozo in the Mediterranean is still considered a real insider tip. The little sister of the island of Malta occupies an area of 67 square kilometers and is located between Sicily and North Africa. The enchanting island is only about 14 kilometers long and up to about seven kilometers wide. The island, which...
Tenerife, the island of eternal spring: With a diameter of 50 and a length of 80 kilometres, Tenerife is considered a mini-continent with many climate and vegetation zones. From 0 – 1550 meters a.s.l., about 2100 different plant species grow. The highest point and highest mountain in Spain is the Pico del Teide with an impressive height of 3718 meters. The national...
Greece fans will love you: the small island of Karpathos – a pearl in the southern Aegean Sea that has retained its originality. Because here there are still traditional mountain villages that have been able to retain their charm despite the increasing number of visitors. Original landscape Nestled between the well-known Greek islands of Rhodes and Crete lies...
As the largest canton by area, Graubünden is located in the greater region of Eastern Switzerland. Characterised by a breathtakingly beautiful mountain landscape, Großbünden is a popular holiday destination. Sparsely populated and with an impressive abundance of wildlife, the holiday region is a tourist attraction all year round. Nature lovers, culture enthusiasts...
The Peloponnese peninsula adjoins the Greek mainland to the south. Its name comes from Greek mythology. It is named after Pelops, son of the legendary King Tantalus. But it is by no means only the name that makes the Peloponnese a place that is full of history. A large number of historical sites and ruins give the peninsula its special, historic flair. In addition...
When you think of Catalonia, the first thing that comes to mind is the breathtakingly beautiful Costa Brava, dazzling Barcelona, the famous architecture of Antoni Gaudí or the picturesque works of Salvador Dalí. But the region in the far northeast of Spain has much more to offer: hidden paradises climb up between lonely bays, small lively villages and wildly romantic...
A holiday in Kos combines relaxation, culture and active sports opportunities in an informative, diverse and varied way. Whether it’s a relaxing or active holiday – endless beaches, unspoilt nature, historical sites, an exciting nightlife and the wide range of sports on offer an always charming and convincing holiday flair with guaranteed sunshine...
Sicily is a volcanic island in the south of Italy, right in front of the tip of the boot. It is beautifully located in the Mediterranean Sea and is home to the mysterious Mount Etna, the most active volcano in Europe. This is also the biggest attraction here next to the capital Palermo. Many holidaymakers spend their holidays here because of the Roman excavations and...
The northern French region of Normandy stretches between Picardy in the northeast, Brittany in the southwest and the Loire regions as well as the Paris conurbation (Île-de-France) in the east, an hour and a half away by car. In the west, Normandy has a long coastline on the Atlantic inlet La Manche (English Channel, English Channel), which separates France and...