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18 Best UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Italy
Welcome to Italy! A country known for having some of the world’s greatest works of art, architecture and food! Yes, Italy has that ability to inspire us like no other place! With its…
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First Timers to Florence – Top Things to Do
Florence, a small walkable city, offers visitors some of the best art and architecture in Europe. Art lovers will be in awe of the classic masterpieces that can be found here. Lovers of…
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12 Best UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Germany
Welcome to Germany! A country known for its lively cities, half-timber towns, and romantic castles. Its diverse landscape of the coastline in the north through the river valley in the middle to the…
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16 Best UNESCO World Heritage Sites in France
Welcome to France! France is known for its quaint villages, hilltop towns and beautiful cities. From its vast vineyards in the countryside to its endless coastline with sweeping sea views, it’s definitely one…
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Visit the Must-See Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon
Visit the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon and you’ll see why this top attraction is a UNESCO World Heritage site. This massive monastery, that stretches across several blocks, is known for its cultural and…
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8 Best UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Czech Republic
Welcome to the Czech Republic! A land of fairy tales, with its medieval towns and villages, stately hilltop castles and beautiful countryside. And, of course, there’s Prague, a city known to have many…
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7 Best UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Belgium
Welcome to Belgium! A country brimming over with medieval cities, each featuring a grand belfry. Those medieval cities were built between the 11th and 17th centuries, showcasing Roman, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles…
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One Perfect Day in Siena
Tuscany offers so many amazing villages, towns and cities to visit. With that many options, comes difficult decisions – which ones to visit. One that is not to be missed is the lovely…
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The 7 Best UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Austria
Welcome to Austria! It’s well known for its grand architecture and its scenic landscapes. It’s just as you would imagine – with its alpine valleys, snow-capped mountains, sparkling lakes and vibrant city life.…
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A Guide to Prague’s Historical Quarters: Jewish Quarter
Prague was been known to have many nicknames. The ‘city of a hundred spires’, ‘the magic city’, ‘the mother of cities’, ‘the city with 100 bell towers’, ‘the golden city’; and the ‘heart…
