I think nothing can ever beat Europe when it comes to vacation. It is one of the most luxurious countries to visit and there are also so many things to do there and breathtaking sights to discover. Because it is quite expensive to be in Europe, not everyone has the chance to go there. But there is no reason to stop from dreaming because who knows one day an opportunity will knock and you will be flying to Europe before you know it.
Medieval castles, cultural festivals and magnificent scenery: just three of the reasons to see Europe from the deck of a river boat. These European river cruises will make a variety of destinations available. And there is a European river cruise for everyone. Popular river cruises in Europe can include The Danube, The Rhine, The Moselle, The Nile, The Volga, The Seine / Rhone and many, many more.
Around the world the Ardenne region is best known for its produce champagne, than its other numerous charms such as its excellent game, out of which many delicious meals have been thoroughly enjoyed. However as well as its appeal to the discerning palate, this region in France has a number of interesting and fun festivals throughout the year.
A Wine tasting holiday is the ideal holiday if you’re enthusiastic about wine and good food, as they often come hand-in-hand. We’ve put together an excellent list of the top places to go for that perfect all-round fine wine tasting holiday. Some holidays are suitable for a weekend and some for slightly longer, and depending where in the world you live, some are even good for a day-trip!
The town of Bayonne, barely 50km from the border with Spain, nestles a few kilometres inland from the coast at the confluence of the rivers Adour and Nive (known as Errobi in the Basque language). An important tourist centre and prominent Basque town, Bayonne is one of the principal towns in the department of Pyrénées Atlantiques.
The Provence-Alps-Côte d’Azur region is ideally situated between the Mediterranean coastline and the Alps. Its location and climate are extremely attractive.
Wine tasting can be a day out, or an entire holiday. It depends where in the world you live and how dedicated you are to discovering the most exceptional fine wines.
As the highest peak in Western Europe, Mt. Blanc is perhaps the most famed ascent in the Alps, and considered the birthplace of climbing. First climbed in 1786, Mt. Blanc maintains the same allure today given the peaks stunning beauty, pristine villages and its prominence as the Alps high point. The peak has relatively easy …
