Rovinj (Croatia)
Rovinj is a coastal gem that will captivate you with its beauty and Mediterranean charm. With its old town of cobblestone streets, pastel-colored buildings and a hilltop church, Rovinj offers a romantic and picturesque atmosphere. Explore its labyrinthine streets, discover its lively squares and admire the panoramic views from the church of St. Euphemia. Enjoy the crystal clear beaches, taste delicious seafood at local restaurants and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the region.
Bay of Kotor (Montenegro and Croatia)
Visiting the Bay of Kotor is an excellent idea due to its dazzling natural beauty and rich history. Surrounded by high mountains and crystal clear waters, this bay in Montenegro offers breathtaking scenery that will take your breath away. In addition to its scenic charm, the Bay of Kotor is home to a wealth of historical treasures, such as the walled city of Kotor, with its narrow cobblestone streets and centuries-old churches.
Berat (Albania)
Berat is a captivating destination that will transport you back to medieval times with its well-preserved citadel and Ottoman houses. Known as the «City of a Thousand Windows,» Berat impresses with its unique architecture and narrow cobblestone streets. Admire the panoramic view from the castle, explore the Byzantine churches and enjoy Albanian hospitality in local restaurants. In addition, Berat is surrounded by mountainous landscapes and offers the opportunity to explore the Tomorr National Park.
Giethoorn (The Netherlands)
Giethoorn is known as the «Venice of the North» because of its peculiarity: there are no streets, only canals and bridges. This charming car-free village offers a quiet and picturesque atmosphere, with half-timbered houses and lush gardens. Explore its canals on a traditional tour boat or by bicycle, admire the beautiful waterscapes and visit the local museums that showcase the history and culture of the region.
Hallstatt (Austria)
Hallstatt is a dream destination that transports you to a fairytale world. Set in a stunning alpine landscape, this charming village offers panoramic views of a crystal clear lake surrounded by towering mountains. With its traditional houses and cobblestone streets, Hallstatt is a perfect place to stroll and explore its rich history. Visit the ancient salt mine, admire the Gothic church and enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking and sailing.
Lake Bled (Slovenia)
Lake Bled is a magical place that will leave you speechless. With its turquoise water surrounded by mountains and a medieval castle on top of a hill, the scenery is simply breathtaking. Explore the island of Bled in the middle of the lake, accessible by traditional wooden boats called pletnas. Climb the hill and visit the castle for unparalleled panoramic views. You can also walk or cycle around the lake, enjoy a relaxing day at the beach or try the famous Bled cream cake.
Sintra (Portugal)
Sintra is a magical destination that transports you to a fairytale world. With its lush green landscape and dazzling architecture, this historic town is famous for its dreamy palaces and castles. Explore the Sintra National Palace, the Pena Palace and the Moorish Castle, all surrounded by exotic gardens. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of the historic center, visit Quinta da Regaleira and enjoy panoramic views from the Cruz Alta viewpoint.
Tallinn (Estonia)
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a medieval jewel that takes you back in time. Its old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will delight you with its cobblestone streets, fortified towers and picturesque colorful houses. Explore the Town Hall Square, visit the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and marvel at the panoramic view from Toompea Hill. Immerse yourself in Estonian culture at the city’s museums and galleries, and enjoy the vibrant dining and nightlife scene.
Bordeaux (France)
Bordeaux is a paradise for wine lovers. Known as the «wine capital of the world», this historic city offers an incomparable wine experience. Stroll through its elegant streets, discover beautiful neoclassical buildings and enjoy the lively cultural life. Visit the prestigious wineries and taste the renowned Bordeaux wines, such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Explore the surrounding wine region, such as the Médoc region and Saint-Émilion. Bordeaux also has a delicious gastronomy, with high quality restaurants where you can pair the wines with exquisite dishes.
Granada (Spain)
Granada is a city full of history and charm. Its most precious jewel is the Alhambra, a Moorish palace and fortress that takes you back in time. Walk through the labyrinth of its exquisitely decorated courtyards and gardens. Explore the Albaicín, a medieval neighborhood with its narrow streets and panoramic views of the Alhambra. Immerse yourself in the cultural life of the city by visiting the Sacromonte neighborhood, famous for its flamenco caves. Don’t miss out on Granada’s gastronomy, especially the free tapas served with every drink.
