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!
There are plenty of reasons to discover Portugal’s two most popular regions anytime, but the trend now is to go…during the winter. And here’s why.
Fortunately, filmmakers in search of grandiose landscapes and unusual, timeless places have explored the Czech Republic and brought them to light in numerous films, including the excellent “The World of Narnia”.
To truly experience Scotland at her best you should try a ramble across a moody moor, dipping your toes into an emerald blue loch or walking to an ancient castle on an island. Here are three awesome hiking adventures in Scotland that will get you out and exploring in the land of Braveheart.
The ideal way to maximise your time in Europe is to depart to and return from different cities – at no extra cost when you book with Transat. In between, there’s nothing like taking a train to take in the scenery!
Rome has a lot to offer, follow our gladiator on two wheels to visit the ancient city on a bicycle. Get to his favorite spots, touristic sites and hidden local places. Do not let the bumpy road of Rome discourage you from visiting it on a bicycle!
There’s nothing more liberating than escaping the everyday on a Portugal road trip.
Rome is known as a paradise for foodies, but where do locals eat? Here is a list of the best restaurants in Rome where you’ll sit elbow to elbow with locals.
Scotland may be best known as the land of kilts, bagpipes and sexy highlanders but we think a perfect active travel trip should include lots of time outdoors on the water; paddling on a loch, canal or along the coast. Here are our top picks for a fun kayaking in Scotland adventure.
Wine capital of the world? Yes, but there’s much more to Bordeaux. Here are some great things to do in and around Bordeaux, whether or not you imbibe.
Hike to breathtaking views, kayak through turquoise waters or zip around on an ATV to explore the island’s lesser-known spots. Ready to dive in?
Discover the charm of Biarritz: a magical city nestled between sea and mountain in the French Basque Country.
Follow in the footsteps of a Transat employee in one of his favorite cities. This time, we take us to discover Venice … in 24 hours!
9 breakfast pastries you must try across Europe from the classic croissant in Paris to the decadent brioche and gelato in Palermo.
Believe it or not, Scotland has a lot of haunted places. Here is a few places that have been tested for you in Edinburgh, where you should get your load of chills!
The artisan community in Marseille flourishes and there are many opportunities to pick up unique souvenirs and gifts in various neighbourhoods.
We come to Spain for its beaches, gastronomy, culture and rich history. And we discover a cosmopolitan, sophisticated and welcoming society. But i wasn’t always this way.
Take a cruise on the Camargue river, the largest river delta in Europe an discover France’s cowboy’s country side and a UNESCO-protected wetland.
Time Out Market, also known as the Mercado da Ribeira, is a fine dining food hall filled with Lisbon’s best food and drinks.
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As the recent royal weddings proved, the world is still dazzled by the monarchy. Relive the magic with a guided tour of royal London.
Step into the underground and back in time for a drink at Gordon’s, London’s oldest wine bar.
Emanuel, Transat’s Sales & Services Supervisor, takes you to spend a Sunday in London shopping, eating and soaking in the atmosphere at the Columbia Road Flower Market.
Truefitt & Hill in Westminster holds the title of “Oldest Barbershop in the World” (according to the Guinness Book of World Records) and has a Royal Warrant of Appointment.
For great drinks, a bite to eat and a lively night out on the town, there’s no better area of Lisbon than Bairro Alto.
While she’s travelled the world, Marie-Eve keeps coming back to Portugal’s capital. Her lifelong connection to the city makes her the ideal guide to a series of unforgettable Lisbon experiences.
Escape the daily routine with a solo trip to Madrid. Find out how to make the most of your stay and create your ultimate itinerary.
Europe is a treasure trove of vineyards, offering not just exquisite wines but also stunning landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality.
There’s no shortage of things to do in Marseille, this beautiful Mediterranean city has plenty of beaches and more.
Here are my favourite places in Lisbon, ancient as well as modern. Because it would be a shame to do one and skip the other.
10 of Lisbon’s best restaurants as chosen by Air Transat travellers, from fish and seafood specialties to the city’s best food market.
10 of Paris’ best restaurants as chosen by Air Transat travellers, from foie gras to duck magret, steak frites and French pastries.
Enjoy the best of the countries you visit with the following suggestions of must-try dishes from farm to table, and great places where to taste them!
Our selection embodies Europe’s vast and diverse heritage and features a mix of natural and man-made splendours that simply must be seen in a lifetime.
If you’re heading to Ireland you won’t want to miss these Irish restaurants to visit in Dublin.
Rome is often said to be a open-air museum. If you’re feeling overwhelmed as to the best museums for kids in Rome, have a look at our top picks.
Portugal has an unsuspected natural heritage. The Alentejo region is a great option for nature lovers.
A small selection of the most beautiful parks in the world where you can picnic, jog or bike. Some might be unfamiliar, while others, entirely magical.
Amsterdam is one of the few places in the world where you’ll find parking lots dedicated to cyclists. Here are the best ways to discover the city by bike.
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.
The culinary history of the Czech Republic is rooted in war, invasions and hunger. Here are some classical dishes, and where you can taste them in Prague!
England was not known for its gastronomy. Thankfully, this has been changing in the last few decades. Here are our suggestions to eat well in London.
To really visit Prague, you have to go where the locals live and play! Our suggestions on where to eat and drink in 5 different neighbourhoods in the city.
Follow us on some of the dreamiest road trips in Europe, where the kilometres displayed on the dashboard matter less than the extraordinary landscapes.
Looking to get inspired? Here are 10 of our most iconic and quintessentially European holiday experiences that you will never want to forget.
Do all French wear berets? Are all Italians romantic? Our myth detective investigates some of the most popular cultural clichés.
In case you need some convincing, here are our top 10 reasons to visit Prague on your next vacation.
24 hours in Prague might not be enough to get your fill but this itinerary that will allow you to see and taste as much of the Czech capital as possible.
If your itinerary only allows for 24 hours In Budapest, here are six attractions you shouldn’t miss.
Manchester offers a huge variety of family fun. See how you get the most out of 24 hours in Manchester.
From the Louvre, to Notre-Dame, to the Champs-Élysées, experience the splendour of the city of lights! Consult our ultimate guide to Paris neighbourhoods for an unforgettable adventure.
