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 it the ideal seaside destination in Romania.
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 popularly known as Dracula’s castle!
The Ultimate Travel Guide to Romania’s “Little Paris” Welcome to Bucharest, a dynamic city of fascinating contrasts and untamed energy. From elegant Belle Époque villas and tree-lined boulevards to massive communist-era structures, the Romanian capital offers an unforgettable travel experience. Often overshadowed by other, more famous European capitals, Bucharest has quietly transformed into a vibrant…
Romania is one of Europe’s up and coming tourist destinations. Some of the more popular attractions are Mangalia, Saturn, Venus, Neptun, Olimp and Mamaia (known as the Romanian Riviera). In winter visitors flock to the skiing resorts along the Valea Prahovei and Poiana Brașov. Combining stunning scenery and breathtakingly quaint historic cities with a real…
Greece is a country which needs little introduction – beautiful beaches, fabulous weather, famous cuisine, and among the richest and oldest cultural heritage in Europe. The Greek islands, including Crete, are among the most attractive and popular holiday destinations in the Mediterranean. Lots of sandy beaches, blue sky and excellent food and drink await. An…
Athens is Greece’s capital city, and as such is host to some of the most fabulous and historic architecture and museums in Europe. The Parthenon, high on the hill of the Acropolis, is probably Greece’s best known landmark. Having hosted the 2004 Olympics, Athens now also offers state of the art transport and infrastructure, and…
Discovering Sopron Hungary: The Ultimate Travel Guide to Hungary‘s Medieval Gem Located near the Austrian border, the picturesque city of Sopron is one of Hungary’s best-kept travel secrets. Known historically as Civitas Fidelissima, or the “Most Loyal City,” Sopron blends ancient Roman foundations, medieval architecture, and a rich, thriving viticulture. This charming destination offers an…
Sarvar in Hungary is perhaps most famous for its restorative spas- many tourists visit to partake of healing baths and relaxation therapy. Sárvár is a picturesque town full of historical charm and world-class wellness facilities. Known internationally for its healing thermal waters, this peaceful destination offers a rejuvenating escape from busy European capitals. Sárvár is…
European Capital of Culture 2010, Pecs boasts a fascinating wealth of architecture, with more examples of Turkish Ottoman architecture than any other Hungarian city. As Hungary’s largest university town, the atmosphere is vibrant and friendly. Tourists should make a point of visiting the Zsolnay Porcelain museum, for examples of porcelain unique to the region.
Heviz is a small town situated on Lake Heviz, the largest thermal lake in Europe, and is home to a thriving health tourism industry. The town provides modern and sophisticated therapeutic facilities, and should be a high priority for any traveller seeking a spa or therapeutic break.
Eger is a city in northern Hungary, famous for its architecture and thermal baths. Among the various buildings of historic significance can be found the northernmost Turkish minaret in Europe, and the famous 13th century Eger castle. Eger is also famous for its high quality red and white wines.
Debrecen, once the capital of Hungary, is a lively and tourist-friendly city. Festivals, carnivals and fairs are common, and the Great Forest and charming zoo provide an excellent family activity. Debrecen is also one of the largest centres of mineral thermal water in Europe, and offers health treatments and wellness programmes at its Spa resort.