Bulgaria’s capital city, Sofia boasts a lively nightlife and music scene, an excellent variety of museums, and some very fine examples of historical architecture, as well as a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. It also offers [Read More..]
Among Croatia’s premier tourist destinations, the old city of Dubrovnik is a World Heritage site in its own right. The distinctive red-tiles roofs and remaining Renaissance buildings, nestled by the harbour, create a distinctive and [Read More..]
Because of the actions of the current regime and its disregard for the rights of its own citizens and of International Law we cannot recommend travel to Russia at this time. This is very regrettable [Read More..]
The Black Sea Riviera is composed of 275km of coastline, with numerous well equipped coastal resorts along its length. The most famous of these is Mamaia, which has seen heavy investment in tourist infrastructure, making [Read More..]
Sopron is a small but undeniably picturesque city, lying close to the Austrian border. It is one of relatively few Hungarian cities to retain much of its medieval architecture, including Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and even [Read More..]
A centre of international finance and government, Geneva is a modern and vibrant city, home to a vast international community. It also boasts a simply huge collection of museums, galleries and exhibitions. Lake Geneva otherwise [Read More..]
Zagreb is the capital city of Croatia, and attracts over half a million tourists each year, both in its own right as a modern and lively cultural centre, and as the gateway to the beaches [Read More..]
Because of the actions of the current regime and its disregard for the rights of its own citizens and of International Law we cannot recommend travel to Russia at this time. This is very regrettable [Read More..]
Often considered to be Poland’s cultural capital, Krakow was the European Capital of Culture in the year 2000, and attracts up to seven million visitors a year. Dozens of parks and gardens, numerous landscape buildings, [Read More..]
The Transylvania region is easily Romania’s most popular tourist destination. Stunning landscapes and charming medieval castles and towns combine to deliver an unforgettable experience. This region is of course also home to Bran castle, more [Read More..]
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