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…
As the largest city in Westphalia, saying that Dortmund is an amazing place is truly an understatement. There are a bunch of tourists – both domestic and international, that are attracted to explore the breathtaking city of Dortmund. People from the UK, Austria, and the Netherlands are also often off to Dortmund during holiday seasons.…
Düsseldorf is one of the most interesting places in Germany to go to, as it brilliantly shows off the city’s postmodernity while also keeping its tradition. From the marvelous architecture of MadienHafen to the renowned art museums, your go-to-list will soon be filled with numerous recommendations. For decades, it has become the country’s fashion capital.…
Have you been wanting to travel to a place with incredible architecture in every corner of the town? If so, you might want to plan a trip to Graz, Austria. It’s considered as one of, if not, the best-preserved historical cities in Europe. From the peculiarly built art gallery to the eye-catching chapel building, everything…
If you love skiing or other winter activities, you’ll feel at home in Zermatt. This mountain village lies at the foot of the highest point in the entire Alpine and is known for its ski resorts and exclusivity. Since it’s car-free, the city is very pedestrian-friendly. On the other hand, the weather is often sunny…
The year is 1929 in Brussels when “Tintin” was born and has since touched so much of our childhood with his historical and thrilling adventures throughout the world (and time!). It’s no wonder that such a masterpiece was born here because Brussels was once the pinnacle of arts and culture in Europe. On this occasion,…
When visiting Groningen, the last thing you should worry about is having a dreary day. Its vast amount of students, which is about 25% of its population, has made the city’s atmosphere fun and buoyant. This lively city is always bursting with energy and has so many spots to visit. Be it the historic monuments,…
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…
Known as Switzerland’s financial capital, Zurich is often on lists of the world’s most expensive cities. If you’re looking for cutting-edge shopping and a luxurious lifestyle, this is it. Apart from that, this highly urbanized district also has some great natural wonders such as Lake Zurich and the River Limmat. So, are you planning to…
Considered as one of the most attractive cities in the Netherlands, Haarlem is totally worth a visit. There’s a reason why the city is so loved by locals and travelers. This medieval city is full of cafés, restaurants, and shops. In fact, it’s been voted as the best shopping city in the Netherlands numerous times.…
Although not the largest in Switzerland, third after Zurich and Geneva, the city of Bern has a lot to offer. Here you’ll find the old town districts and long arcades, all well preserved. If you’re into history and ancient things, this UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site is worthy of being put on your wish list.…
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…
Germany’s financial capital, Frankfurt am Main, may seem like a city of glittering steel and concrete buildings but despite this commercial image, the city has a soul. Frankfurt’s soul lies in Alstadt, the Old Town, with its half-timbered buildings and village-like neighborhoods. However, accommodation in this area is limited. You’ll find most of the hotels…
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…
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…
Have you ever heard of Ghent? If not, we’re here to introduce it to you. Ghent is the largest city of the Flanders region in Belgium. It’s the rising star in tourism, where most restaurants, shops, venues, hotels, and hundreds-year-old architectures are within walking distance from one another. Due to the large population of students,…
“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…
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…
For at least once in your life, you have to set your foot in Zurich. But of course, the more the better. The city got so much more in store than what we’ve known so far. Like how it’s widely known for its wealth. Or a promising city where the liveability is higher than almost…
Say hi to Antwerp, home to the second-largest port in Europe and the second-largest metropolitan region after Brussels. It’s also known for its historic status as the home of moguls and diamond dealers. Since there are many famous breweries in Antwerp, it’s also an excellent place to improve your acquaintance with the Belgian beers. The…
The charming capital of Belgium, Brussels is famously the birthplace of the Belgium Waffle and the French fry. However, it also packs a big punch one of Europe’s fiercely progressive capitals. Brussels is historic yet hip, by-the-book and yet unorthodox, and Brussels is multicultural to its roots. To that end, it’s this forward-thinking attitude that…
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…
Cannes is the Elysium for upscale lifestyle aficionado where the beaches are white-sanded and the coast is azure blue. Located in French Riviera or côte d’Azur – in the local tongue, Cannes is more famous as the host of the most prestigious film festival in the world. Famous movie-makers, actors, and the rich and famous…
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…