Category: Europe
Idyllic Towns Along The Alsace Wine Route
Situated on the Rhine River, Alsace is the region in northeastern France famous for its wonderful wines, fairytale facades, and stunning landscapes. Here’s a look at some of the idyllic towns in the region.
Visiting the Lavender Fields of Valensole in Provence
Fields of fragrant lavender entice visitors to Provence in the South of France every summer. Here’s a guide on visiting Valensole during lavender season.
7 Things To Know About London In The Sky
London in the Sky is the high-flying culinary adventure where guests enjoy delicious food and drinks while taking in breathtaking views of the city at a 22-seat Sky Table suspended 100 feet in the air.
Review: Secret de Paris Hotel
A review of Hotel Design Secret de Paris, the luxury boutique hotel that lets guests in on the secrets of some of the city’s most famous monuments.
Romantic European Destinations You Can and Should Travel to Solo
A list of European destinations some people wouldn’t dream of traveling to alone that you can and totally should travel to solo.
A Different Canal Cruise in Amsterdam
Named one of the top tours of Amsterdam by Conde Nast, the Black Heritage Amsterdam Tour reveals an African presence and the contributions of the people to Dutch society from the 16th century to the present.
A Racecation In Barcelona
Barcelona is the wonderfully whimsical capital of the Catalonia region of Spain known for its history, art, and architecture, as well as for its strong sports culture making the city a great place for a racecation.
Tips for Visiting Keukenhof Gardens
The world-famous Keukenhof Gardens in the Netherlands has been named one of the top flower gardens worth visiting by the Huffington Post. Here are some tips on how to best navigate and enjoy these spectacular gardens and surrounding flower fields.
20 Years in The Netherlands: Gripes and Gratitudes
Living abroad is as often frustrating as it is a fairytale. An expat who has lived in The Netherlands for 20 years shares her gripes and gratitudes.
48 Hours in Zagreb
Known as the “City with a Heart” Zagreb has a medieval old town, cobblestone streets, and a look and feel that is very different than other cities in Croatia, thanks in large part to the 18th and 19th century Austro-Hungarian architecture that permeates the landscape.
Pedestrian-friendly and brimming with museums, parks, restaurants, and shops, Zagreb is an excellent choice for a city break.
20 Things to See and Do in Porto
Sitting pretty in the north of Portugal on the Douro River is Porto. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Porto, with its rich cultural heritage, distinctive architecture and stunning historical center is a must for any discerning traveler.
Christmas Market Round-Up
“Tis the season! And if you’re traveling in Europe, nothing gets you into the holiday...
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