Category: Europe

Dubrovnik's Fall calendar: The season's must-attend events

Dubrovnik's Fall calendar: The season's must-attend events

As the Summer sun gently yields to the embrace of autumn, Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic, awakens with a vibrant tapestry of cultural and seasonal events that beckon travelers and locals alike. From the rustle of fallen leaves along the historic city walls to the mellowness of the Adriatic breeze...
Top 7 excursions on Silversea's Summer 2025 voyage collection

Top 7 excursions on Silversea's Summer 2025 voyage collection

Silversea Cruises® has opened an exclusive pre-sale on a new collection of 206 voyages for summer 2025 — set to depart between March and November 2025. An expression of the brand’s destination leadership, the new voyage collection includes some of the most diverse regional offerings in ultra-luxury cruising.
Review: The Grand, Brighton, Sussex, UK

Review: The Grand, Brighton, Sussex, UK

This palace by the sea has the ultimate wish-you-were-here location. Opening in 1864, The Grand combined Italianate-style with aspirational Victorian architecture. Since Regency times, Brighton had been a royal favourite, and the hotel’s design was suitably palatial.
Talayotic Menorca declared UNESCO World Heritage site

Talayotic Menorca declared UNESCO World Heritage site

Talayotic Menorca, the enchanting jewel cradled in the Mediterranean's azure embrace, has recently garnered the most prestigious of laurels - UNESCO World Heritage status. This accolade shines a brilliant spotlight on the island's cultural heritage.
Autumn in the Canary Islands

Autumn in the Canary Islands

With 10 hours of sunlight a day and an average temperature of 26°C, the gentle climate of the Canary Islands offers total freedom in how to spend your time: strolling by the sea, sunbathing on the beach, hiking or visiting endless scenic spots.
Rivieria's voyage around Corsica on the Star Clipper

Rivieria's voyage around Corsica on the Star Clipper

Sailing south-east from the glamour of the Côte d’Azur - the glittering trio of Nice, Cannes and St Tropez - the Star Clipper leaves one of France’s richest departments for a rugged, rural island. The four-masted Star Clipper, a nautical tribute to the golden age of sail, slices through the Mediterranean as we approach Corsica.
Fine dining for SWISS First and Business Class passengers

Fine dining for SWISS First and Business Class passengers

Starting this week, SWISS will be offering culinary delights from Canton Geneva to its First and Business Class guests on its long-haul services from Switzerland. The new meals, which form the latest chapter in the company’s ‘SWISS Taste of Switzerland’ inflight foodservice programme.
Review: The Biarritz Hotel, St. Brelades Bay, Jersey

Review: The Biarritz Hotel, St. Brelades Bay, Jersey

High above the eastern end of St Brelades Bay, the gleaming white Biarritz Hotel looks down on clean white sands. A private pathway provides quick access to the beach below. Jersey is almost France, almost abroad, a mere 14 miles from Brittany.
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Enotourism and wine tastings around Barcelona

Catalonia is a region in Spain brimming with picturesque landscapes, age-old winemaking traditions, and a passion for wine. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or simply curious to uncover the secrets of Catalan vineyards, wine tourism in Catalonia is an essential experience.
Have you experienced the 5 best luxury hotels in Zurich yet?

Have you experienced the 5 best luxury hotels in Zurich yet?

Are you planning a trip to Zurich and looking for the best hotels to stay in? Look no further! We have compiled a list of the top 5 hotels in Zurich that you cannot afford to miss.
5 lesser-known spots for holidays in Spain

5 lesser-known spots for holidays in Spain

For those ready to break free from cliched summer breaks and immerse themselves in the hidden gems of sun-drenched Spain, Paradores Hotels & Restaurants offers stays in unforgettable properties in lesser-known spots.
10 must-see historical sites across the globe that are less well-known

10 must-see historical sites across the globe that are less well-known

We're looking at 10 more must-see historical sites that aren’t as spoken about. So to give them some well-deserved recognition, and take you on a little journey of some amazing places with incredibly rich histories. . . we have 10 must-see historical sites that are less well-known.
Review: Riviera's French Riviera and Corsica aboard Star Clipper

Review: Riviera's French Riviera and Corsica aboard Star Clipper

Nostalgically rekindling the golden age of sail, the four-masted 366-feet long clipper sails through the Mediterranean. From the bikini and jet-ski hedonism of Nice to the pure white cassocks and imperial grandeur of Rome.
Review: The Forest Side, Grasmere, Lake District, UK

Review: The Forest Side, Grasmere, Lake District, UK

On the fringes of the popular village of Grasmere, famed not only for its gingerbread but also its literary connections with poet William Wordsworth, liesThe Forest Side - a secluded Victorian haven where you can experience a Michelin-starred culinary journey.
Review: The Athenaeum Hotel & Residences, London, UK

Review: The Athenaeum Hotel & Residences, London, UK

Nestled in the heart of London's vibrant Mayfair district, The Athenaeum Hotel & Residences is one of London's few family-run 5 star hotels, beckoning discerning visitors from around the world, from world leaders to Hollywood celebrities and other eminent guests.
Review: The Cavendish at Baslow, Peak District, Derbyshire, UK

Review: The Cavendish at Baslow, Peak District, Derbyshire, UK

Part of the Devonshire Hotels group, this elegant 18th Century country house hotel prides itself on its warm hospitality and understated elegance.