What better time to satiate your need for adventure than now that school has let out and “out of office” messages are everywhere? When visiting Europe in the summer, visitors may tour the top sights without needing to bundle up.…
Malta is the world’s tenth-smallest country in terms of area. However, let’s begin by setting the record straight, Malta is not an island, or two, it’s an archipelago of 5. Only the two largest islands, Malta and Gozo, are regularly…
Cannes may not be a particularly large city, but that by no means suggests that it’s not known all around the world. The area, which lies on France’s south-eastern coast, is quite well-liked and welcomes more than 10 million visitors…
Carcassonne, a UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site, is perched in the Languedoc region of southern France. Despite not being the largest city, it is one of the main tourist destinations in the south of France with four million visitors per year.…
The region of Parc National des Calanques is incredibly beautiful, offers a variety of landscapes, and has a distinctive cultural heritage. It is the only national park in Europe to include both land and water, and it is situated in…
Have you ever stepped foot in a region full of scenic sights, rich history, and dotted with charming villages that makes you feel like you’re in a fairytale? If you haven’t, then you probably have never heard of Gordes –…
Have you ever been to a place full of wild rural spaces, with a windswept atmosphere, and covered in icecaps from the south to the Arctic north? If yes, then you probably have stepped foot into Iceland, a country of…
Lisbon is the largest city and capital of Portugal. Recognized as a global city because of its importance in finance, commerce, fashion, entertainment, arts, education, and international trade. But more significantly, it is the second-oldest city in Europe, second only…
Porto is a relaxed location that effortlessly combines old and modern world charm. It is distinguished by cobblestone slopes, colorful tiled facades, and a fall of terracotta roofs. Situated at the point where the Duoro River meets the Atlantic Ocean…
When it comes to France there’s no shortage of tourist spots as the country is home to towering sand dunes, majestic villages, rolling vineyards, and even deep canyons. It’s not a wonder why France is considered the MOST VISITED NATION…
Surprisingly, little is known about the city that is second in importance to Paris in France. Despite Lyon not frequently appearing on travel itineraries, those who take the time to explore the city will find a wealth of cultural riches.…
It is easy to understand why Impressionist painters were drawn to Nice. The second-largest French city on the Mediterranean coast is situated at the foot of the French Alps on the French Riviera, on France’s southeast coast where the Mediterranean…