europe
Whether embarking on a Eurotrip or a weekend jaunt to a foreign city, European travel requires some smart planning; you may know all the must-see landmarks, but we provide the hidden gems.
Beautiful Leipzig
Leipzig is a vibrant, dynamic city and for hundreds of years an important European center. It is also known as a musical city, a trade fair mecca, and a city of books. Residents of this city have included famous poets such as Lessing, Klopstock, Gottsched, and Goethe. The thinking of the city has been influenced by philosophers like Liebniz, Nietzsche, and Bloch. It also has music in its history through the musical works of Bach and Mendelssohn.
Rasma RaistersPublished about 9 hours ago in WanderOne Ramadan in Paris
Ask me to diet, and I won't last a day. I have neither the will nor the inclination to follow through after the initial thought of launching into one.. With Ramadan, however, abstinence comes easy. It’s like a different operating system takes over and I can observe the entire month of fasting without issue.
Huwaida IshaaqPublished 4 days ago in WanderJerez Beyond Sherry
Last year in the springtime, I brought my mother to southern Spain for three weeks of living like natives—on a budget. We took an economical bus excursion to Jerez de la Frontera, where we saw dancing horses and sampled sherry.
Jessica KnaussPublished 5 days ago in WanderHidden Gems: Europe's Most Underrated Cities
When it comes to traveling in Europe, most people flock to popular destinations like Paris, Rome, or Barcelona. However, there are many lesser-known cities that often go unnoticed but offer a unique and authentic European experience. In this blog post, we will take you on a journey to discover Europe's most underrated cities, hidden gems that deserve to be explored. From charming villages to vibrant cultural hubs, these cities have a lot to offer for the adventurous traveler seeking a truly authentic experience.
Ahmed MohammedPublished 8 days ago in WanderKoblenz on the Rhine and Moselle Rivers
The town of Koblenz is located in a lovely, picturesque setting of the landscape of the Rhine and Moselland. This 2000-year-old town is surrounded by four low mountain ranges. There are many cultural monuments, historic buildings, and river promenades for strolling.
Rasma RaistersPublished 8 days ago in WanderTop MUST-VISIT Coffee Shops In Amsterdam!
Amsterdam, the picturesque capital of the Netherlands, is renowned for its charming canals, historic architecture, and vibrant café scene. For coffee lovers, Amsterdam offers many options to indulge in the local coffee culture and savor some of the best brews in town. Whether you’re looking for a modern and luxurious setting, a favorite spot among locals, or a historic establishment with a genuine smoker’s culture, these must-visit coffee shops in Amsterdam will captivate your senses.
Matthew JackPublished 11 days ago in WanderKassel on the Fulda River
Located on the Fulda River, Kassel is a lovely city in northern Hesse, Germany. It has become a hub of the contemporary art world with its documenta exhibitions. This is also the place where the stories of the Brothers Grimm began.
Rasma RaistersPublished 12 days ago in WanderHello Ruby Tuesday
Introduction When I come to Alnwick I often drop into Ruby Tuesday on Narrowgate because it is full of fascinating things, a lot of which I would love to have for myself.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 14 days ago in WanderHeidelberg on the Neckar River
The lovely city of Heidelberg is on the Neckar River. It is known for its distinguished 14th-century university. Heidelberg Castle sits upon Konigstul Hill. You can reach the castle by taking the Bergbahn funicular which also offers fantastic views of the river and the Baroque Old Town. Other options include climbing the steep, cobblestone trail. This is a Renaissance castle which is illuminated at night. Here you can find the world's largest wine cask. The castle is the site of many festivals held in the courtyard. There are also theater performances, concerts, and fireworks displays. From June to August one of the most popular events is the Heidelberg Castle Festival featuring an eclectic mix of theater, choral music, chamber orchestras, jazz, folk, and opera. The courtyard is surrounded by Gothic and Renaissance buildings. You can sit on the benches on the terrace to enjoy the view and have a picnic.
Rasma RaistersPublished 17 days ago in WanderDublin's Whiskey Distilleries: A Voyage into the Heart of Ireland
Dublin, with its cobbled lanes and Georgian architecture, holds within its heart a treasure not just of history, but of taste, tradition, and the artful craft of whiskey making. In this city, the distilleries are not merely places of production but temples where the spirit of Ireland is distilled, bottled, and shared. Join me, as we traverse this enchanting city, exploring its distilleries, each a chapter in the rich narrative of Dublin's love affair with the four type of Irish whiskey.
Paul AustinPublished 20 days ago in WanderWhat makes the Sydney food scene so iconic?
Sydney – a city bustling with iconic landmarks and beautiful harbour, is also considered legendary when it comes to its cuisine for several reasons- including a diversified culinary environment that takes influence from numerous cultures and features high-quality ingredients. Without further ado, go check what crowns Sydney as the most iconic in terms of food!
Anastasia JasonPublished 20 days ago in WanderExploring the Enchantment of Venice, Italy
One of my favorite travel destinations is Venice, Italy. My first exploration of this hidden gem was when I was a child. I remember walking through the maze of streets on the wet textured stones and feeling transported back to ancient times. Most notably, even though I was a child, I could appreciate the wood benches, pigeons flying around so reminiscent of my home in New York City, and the gondoliers serenading crowds of tourists to ride with them.