Europe
Europe is a continent full of history, culture and natural beauty just waiting to be discovered. From bustling cities to picturesque villages, rugged mountain peaks to sunny beaches, the Old Continent has something for everyone. Get off the beaten track and seek out the hidden gems that are just waiting to be discovered. You never know what you might find, but one thing’s for sure: it’ll be an experience you’ll never forget. Check out our top Europe travel tips below to help you plan your trip!
Dive into the colorful and vibrant world of Brighton, a seaside resort town that’s a rainbow-striped beacon for the LGBTQ community.
London has an undeniable allure. Here’s a list of places to see the city from every angle.
Of all European destinations, Switzerland remains one of the most expensive. Here’s how to visit Zurich on a budget in 2024!
Here are some options for cheap eats in London that will please both taste buds and those on a budget.
Scotland castles are at the heart of the country’s clans, legends, battles and ghosts. Here are a few stops to discover them!
The Irish pub offers a complete immersion in Irish culture and traditions. Prepare for your experience with this short pub guide!
It’s possible to take part in guided tours based on the Outlander series. Here are a few must-see places if you too have fallen under Claire and Jamie’s spell.
From whisky pubs to world-class museums, legendary concert halls and vibrant architecture, here are the top things to do in Glasgow, Scotland.
From Scotland tales to Ireland legends, folklore from Gaelic traditions have been entertaining tourists and locals for several centuries now.
Nestled between the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees, this region boasts an array of spectacular Catalan dishes waiting to be discovered!
Here are seven tapas bars in Barcelona and a selection of the best they have to offer in terms of Catalan dishes.
See how to visit Downton Abbey, aka Highclere Castle, where most of the series was filmed as a day trip from London.
Here are a few ideas on how to make the most of the Alpine winter, even if you’re more of an “après-ski by the open fire” type.
Idyllic English market towns, peaceful seashores or cities with a medieval heritage, it’s all possible – and all within two hours of London’s main train stations.
Four restaurants that serve up some of the most iconic and authentic Greek food in touristy Santorini.
Out of the almost 500 UNESCO sites in Europe, here are 12 that, according to us, must be seen in a lifetime.
While the image of sunsets over Oia, with its white houses and blue roofs, is a dream come true, it is far from being the only asset of this mythical island in the Cyclades.
Whatever the season, here are our suggestions of things to do in Malaga, in the heart of Andalucia, and how to make the most of it.
From serene lakes to medieval castles and scenic vineyards, rural France is full of hidden gems for every traveler.
Whether you love good food, walking, watersports or history, you’ll leave enchanted… and wanting to come back!
Head south to this tranquil Spanish region, where the complex Moorish heritage blends perfectly with idyllic beaches and delicious tapas, not to mention surprisingly reasonable prices.
Czechs on the record as the world’s greatest beer lovers, chugging more brews, per capita, than anyone, anywhere else on earth, here we present five of the best places to whet your whistle in beautiful, historic Prague.
Dubrovnik attracts travellers interested in history, culture and gastronomy, but also in unearthing the secrets the surrounding islands shall reveal.
If you’d like to get out and about when you’re travelling from Madrid, Spain, check out these great ways to get around when you travel by train or bus.
Explore below some of the best kept secrets and recommendations of our colleague Caroline, who was introduced to Lisbon and the poetry of saudade at an early age thanks to her Portuguese mother.
In the Tuscan village of Tavarnelle Val di Pesa, meet Wilma, a most charming Italian nonna, with whom you’ll tackle the ancestral know-how of Italian pasta.
Grignan may not offer any adrenaline-pumping activities, but that’s not what makes this place so special. Its appeal lies in its timeless beauty, quiet charm and serene atmosphere.
Looking for the lesser-known yet most beautiful villages in Tuscany to visit next? We’ve got you covered with amazing places to travel to!
The coast is a microcosm of everything found in the Mediterranean: fine wines, beautiful beaches, lively clubs, stunning panoramas, luxury dining, and upscale resorts.
Welcome to the enchanting city of Évora, a captivating gem of the Alentejo region, with a picturesque landscape and a rich history.
With seven of his creations declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites, you might find yourself happily engulfed in Gaudi’s world.
Energetic and seductive, here’s a suggested itinerary to make sure you don’t miss a thing in the capital of the Spanish region of Catalonia.
Whether on a summer escape filled with scenic hikes or a winter adventure on snowy trails, the Dolomites promise an unforgettable experience.
Fado is Lisbon’s version of the blues and Senhor Vinho is known as one of the best places to hear this music live.
Where to find the most authentic Italian coffee in Rome, and most importantly, how to order coffee in Italy like a local.
Under-the-radar, next-door neighbour Emilia-Romagna swoops in as the next best destination in Italy with its emblematic culinary traditions, its long-standing wine heritage and its carefree attitude.
Italy is more than just the major cities—you won’t regret venturing off the beaten path and exploring the beautiful scenery of its southeastern coast.
Here’s a dream itinerary for a French Riviera trip with your best friend, including beaches, historic towns, rooftop restaurants and more.
Don’t feel guilty for not attempting to see everything, there’s always more for the next trip to Paris. In the meantime don’t miss these 6 best things to see at the Louvre.
From the spectacular beaches of Cascais to the historical town of Sintra and the hidden beauties of Queluz, there are plenty of fun day trips from Lisbon!
Porto is an increasingly popular destination, and when you get there, it’s easy to see why. This multi-faceted city skillfully blends different worlds. Here, historic monuments span the centuries and will take you on a journey back in time.
For a truly quirky escapade, Mount Tibidabo is where the magic happens, especially at the whimsical amusement park perched at its peak.
Actress Julianne Côté, an epicurean traveler who feels particularly loyal to the City of Light, shares the places she loves to visit whenever she’s in Paris for a red carpet.
Aix-en-Provence combines the history and joie de vivre of a university town, just an hour by train from Marseille; here are just a few of the must-sees.
There are a host of natural parks in Europe, some of which are unknown to the public. Here are 5 nature destinations off the beaten track!
The second largest city in the European Union after London, Spain’s capital is made up of a mosaic of neighbourhoods that we love to explore on foot. Where to start? That’s easy. With our favourites!
From the historic cities of Zagreb and Zadar to the national parks of Plitvice Lakes and Krka, there’s something for everyone in Croatia.
As the true cradle of the Renaissance, this Tuscan capital is an open-air museum where the past blends beautifully with the city’s lively atmosphere.
What better way to relax than to take a leisurely stroll through Veneto’s charming towns and villages, each more picturesque than the last?
As far as chatty residents go, you’d be hard-pressed to beat the Glaswegians, residents of beautiful Glasgow and Scotland’s underrated gem.
