Toulouse, The Pink City (La Ville Rose) charms you with its rosy hues and enchanting Old Quarter. As France’s fourth-largest metropolis, it pulsates with energy and life. There’s plenty to keep you busy in the city, from teeming food markets to its beautiful outdoors and historic spaces. You won’t have to worry about looking for…
The city that gave the world Porsche and Mercedes-Benz cars is not only a manufacturing powerhouse, but it’s also a culture and arts hub. Stuttgart overflows with world-class galleries, museums, and the performing arts. What’s more, this capital city of the Baden-Württemberg state in southwest Germany, is rich in natural beauty. From vineyards and green…
Music, castles, great food, these are a few of our favorite things about Salzburg. Because of its myriad attractions, Salzburg sees millions of tourists every year. In fact, in 2018 alone, the city received close to 30 million visitors. So, it isn’t surprising to learn that lodging options abound in this beautiful Austrian city. From…
Saint Tropez is a coastal town on the French Riviera. This magical city has attracted Hollywood stars and visitors from all around the world. Some have said that it’s the preferred destination for the rich and famous since there are lots of fancy bars, fast yachts, and beach clubs. That’s not wrong, but there is…
Hotels in St Paul De Vence, France, are more than just places to lay your head. Yes, the best ones have all the features and amenities for an unforgettable stay. Think high-speed Wi-Fi, bed linen you can sink into, on-site restaurants offering delectable Provençal cuisine, and more. However, many of them are also part and…
Wondering where to go next? Why don’t you fly to Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy? It’s an old city in French, commonly known as “the city with a hundred bells chiming in the air”. Others also call it “the city of a hundred spires”. It shouldn’t come as a surprise, as it boasts several…
Rotterdam is the second-largest city in the Netherlands. It’s also a major port city in South Holland and the largest port in Europe. The north and south part of the city is connected by the Erasmus Bridge (also known as the Swan), across the Nieuwe Maas. During World War II, most of the city was…
Founded by the Celtic tribes, Reims is a silent witness of French’s long historical grandeur. The Reims Cathedral’s most prized site is where at least two dozen kings were crowned and began their reigns. The city has also gone through restoration after both of the World Wars. Today, you can see attractive pedestrian boulevards, visit…
“Ajoutez deux lettres à Paris, et c’est le paradis.” Add two letters to Paris and it’s Paradis. The quote by a renowned writer and author, Jules Renard, encompasses the truth about the city. It has many names such as The City of Lights, The City of Love, and The Fashion Capital. As it’s also the…
Also called Nürnberg, the Bavarian city of Nuremberg is rich in history and culture. It was a vital commercial hub during the Middle Ages and in the following centuries. It was here that Europe’s first printing press saw its start. Nuremberg was also where astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus published his most famous work. The local arts…
Located on the French’s Riviera, Nice is one of the largest cities around the area. This wonderful place has got everything that makes a perfect holiday. From sensational bars, gorgeous views, stunning beaches, to great culture. It’s also one of the best places in Europe for those with a passion for art – be it…
Situated above the Isar River, Munich is the capital of Bavaria and also the third-largest city in Germany. Home to the famous Oktoberfest festival, it offers gorgeous views, important museums, and of course, the best beer! And don’t forget the beautiful gardens, because you’ll find plenty of them in this fun city. So, are you…
If there’s a reason why you should visit Munich, Germany it’s definitely Oktoberfest. Seriously, this festival is so massive and you have to attend at least once in your life. Because of the excitement, this event has successfully attracted six million people from all over the world, every year! Are you interested in being a…
Opting for hotels in Munich Airport might be the best idea if you’re barely in the city for a day. Staying in hotels in the city center will cost you half an hour’s drive time to the airport. It’s enough time to make your foot jittery as you cut through the road on your way…
Monte Carlo is situated along the French Riviera and on the Mediterranean Sea, that’s why hotels in Monte Carlo, Monaco offer an amazing view of this part of the world. It’s known for its lavish wealth, casinos, and glamorous events. The Monaco Grand Prix and Monaco Yacht Show are the events held annually in the…
Marseille is a vibrant port city that has a long history that stretches back to the ancient Greeks. In fact, France’s second-largest city is also its oldest. From being a city with a rather shady past to its current avatar as an exuberant multicultural city, there’s much that lures travelers to this part of France.…
Lyon is a melting pot of culture with its outstanding museums, vibrant nightlife, and gastronomic delights. The city is France’s foodie haven with its heady mix of Michelin starred restaurants and an impressive farmer’s market. Although the city doesn’t feature on most people’s list of places to visit, you’ll find plenty of hotels here. Many…
Don’t let its small size fool you! Luxembourg City is chock-full of opportunities for an unforgettable holiday. The capital of the world’s only Grand Duchy, Luxembourg City is an entrancing hodgepodge of cultures and languages. And with museums, theaters, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and excellent cuisine galore, it’s a feast for the senses. Whether you’re…
Sitting at the foot of the Alps, on the shores of the stunning Lake Lucerne, Central Switzerland’s most populated town, Lucerne, enjoys an idyllic setting. It’s not just the beautiful setting that makes Lucerne a popular destination, but also its history. Many visitors to the country make a beeline for this gorgeous medieval town that…
Around two hours east of Vienna lies the charming hidden gem of a town of Linz, sprawled across the Danube River. While most tourists visit other famous Austrian cities of Vienna and Salzburg, Linz, with its historic structures and pastel-hued buildings, is equally charming. We got a real taste of Austrian life when we visited…
The birthplace of the likes of Charles de Gaulle and Louis Pasteur, Lille is steeped in history. Legend has it that this city in northern France saw its beginnings in the year 640. Throughout the centuries, Lille established a reputation for producing outstanding textiles. In the 20th century, the two world wars brought about extensive…
Located in Switzerland’s French-speaking region, Lausanne occupies three hills on the north side of Lake Geneva. Once known as a university town, Lausanne boasts dramatic landscapes, with a superb view of the Alps across the lake. Nowadays, the city has been transformed into a busy commercial and business district. Various magnificent attractions such as the…
The hub of Tyrol in western Austria, Innsbruck has long charmed visitors for its beauty and wealth of activities. Here, there’s something for everyone throughout the year. You can soak up the springtime sun beside the Inn River and sample local delicacies at the summer markets. Autumn’s cool weather is perfect for hiking forest trails…
Renowned for its baroque Old Town and the trifecta of city, mountains, and rivers, Heidelberg holds a charm like no other city in Europe. The city alone draws about 30% of the total tourist visiting Germany, making up about 11.9 million visitors a year. Germany’s oldest and most popular university city houses a half-ruined hilltop…