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!
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.
If you’re heading to Ireland you won’t want to miss these Irish restaurants to visit in Dublin.
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!
Croatia is full of gastronomic treasures, no matter the region. Here is a list of several places that are definitely worth trying.
Think golden sand dunes, a medieval castle, wild horses, and the freshest seafood you’ll ever taste—all accessible on two wheels.
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.
A stroll through the city’s royal sites not only allows you to admire emblematic places, but also to see London in a different light: that of kings, queens and grandiose ceremonies.
You may think all Rome attractions are crowded with tourists, but this city also has some truly unique things to see.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and Croatia’s second-largest city, Split is bursting with charm!
To help you plan your trip to Marseille, here are a few areas that are easy to explore on foot, from one end of the city to the other.
There’s a reason this is one of the most visited spots in Italy. Find out what you need to see with this curated Amalfi Coast itinerary.
One diehard fan sets off to discover traces of Westeros in Split and Dubrovnik.
Follow along on our suggested itinerary for your 24 hours in Athens packed with history and great culinary and cultural experiences!
Believe it or not, but there is more to the Netherlands than its easy-on-the-eyes and hyped capital. Here are 5 day trips from Amsterdam to explore one of Europe’s tiniest countries.
Pastéis de Belém or Pastel de nata is the egg tart that you’ll find served all over Lisbon, Portugal, especially in one iconic place!
There are hundreds of Harry Potter locations across Britain worthy of a visit, but here’s a selection of the most accessible and magical.
There are all sorts of options that in luxury hotels and cafes, but our favorite is the afternoon tea at The Barbican Conservatory.
Porto, the belle of the north, presents a different face of the country. A village feel, with streets paved with black and white stone mosaics and hyper-local culinary delights.
These London markets are a great place to find food in London, along with clothes, antiques and more! Check out our favourite picks.
Who says you have to spend a fortune to experience the British capital? Here are 5 cheap things to do in London that will convince you.
Fly to the french Alps all year round to discover the gastronomy, historical attractions and photogenic sights in this Lyon travel guide.
Is Portugal is Europe’s best-kept culinary secret? Find out the essential things to eat in Lisbon to properly taste Portuguese cuisine.
This Bordeaux travel guide will show you how this destination promises to suprises you with its unique culture, wine and gastronomy.
The Château de Versailles fascinates, intrigues and surprises, even after several visits. But here are a few interesting facts about this legendary place!
The Beatles are widely considered the greatest musical group of all times. Their birthplace, Liverpool, is ready to welcome fans who want to bask in their world.
Rome is one of the most important cities in history. Here’s a list of attractions to discover historical Rome, including can’t-miss places and hidden gems.
Whether you choose the beach, a vineyard or a medieval village, there are several excellent day trips from Rome to consider.
Certain destinations in Europe are particularly suited to solo women, thanks to their welcoming cultures and safe environments. Here are 5 countriesto consider.
Discover the top things to do in Nantes on a weekend getaway in this modern, constantly evolving city that was born into historical bourgeoisie.
Indulge in the best food festivals in Italy, from Venice’s Carnevale to Alba’s Truffle Fair. Taste authentic Italian tradition and culture!
Planning a surfing trip to Portugal? Add the best Beaches in the Algarve to your itinerary in the Sagres area.
Recognized as one of the world’s best rail journeys, the train to Mallaig is a great way to see Scotland’s extreme wild side.
From iconic landmarks and chic boutiques to the magnificent murals decorating the city’s walls, Milan offers a fascinating experience.
Dublin’s pubs are some of the best in the world – experience this city’s must-see historic watering holes.
Imagine a place where time seems to stand still, cars are rare and the melodious accents of its inhabitants are music to your ears. Welcome to Inis Mór!
Whether you are looking for tranquillity or adventure, the West of Ireland promises special moments away from it all and unforgettable memories.
Each has its own special features and just as many reasons to visit. These peninsulas are some of the most beautiful places in Ireland.
Dublin hаѕ some оf thе best Iriѕh pubs and food you’ll ever find in thе wоrld. Here are some of the dishes you must try.
Did you know that southern Portugal enjoys a sunny Mediterranean climate all year round?
