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.

Bratislava on the Danube
Bratislava is the capital and the largest city of Slovakia. This beautiful city sits on both banks of the Danube River at the foot of the Low Carpathian Mountains. Visitors enjoy seeing the vineyards on the slopes of the Little Carpathian Mountains at the point where they meet with the Danube.
By Rasma Raisters2 years ago in Wander
Disneyland Paris
Walt Disney Imagineering Creative Lead for Disneyland Paris, Tony Baxter with a model of the Disneyland Hotel. Development
By Sean Callaghan2 years ago in Wander
Kosice On the Hornad River
Slovakia is officially known as the Slovak Republic in Central Europe. This is a landlocked country bordered by Poland to the north, Ukraine to the east, Hungary to the south, Austria to the southwest, and the Czech Republic to the northwest.
By Rasma Raisters2 years ago in Wander
The Most Walkable Cities in the World
The best way to explore the architectural details of any city is to walk through it. There is nothing like abandoning the planes, buses, trains, and your smartphone to explore a city or town on foot. This will help you slow down and savor the sites around you. The following 12 cities are considered the most beautiful, walkable ones to inspire you for your future travel plans.
By Emma Ade2 years ago in Wander
13 Iconic and Boutique Hotels in Paris with Historical Facts You Probably Didn't Know
The City of Light is famous for its grand palace hotels, but also scattered throughout Paris are boutique properties bursting with fascinating stories. Let’s step inside these distinctive Parisian addresses to experience French elegance intertwined with extraordinary tales of history and culture.
By Jody Holman2 years ago in Wander
Paris with Teens
I have searched the internet over for recommendations on itineraries and activities that will appeal to teens and adults alike in Paris; there is a dearth. Since I have taken my two boys a couple of times and have more trips on the docket, I thought I would share my experiences and plans. This is my list of places and activities I have enjoyed with my boys ranging in age from 10 to 16. Typically, I make a “half-agenda”, aiming for one museum or major site per day (tickets in advance), and then let the spirit of la flânerie take over.
By Jody Holman2 years ago in Wander
1. Ardèche-Your Guide to France’s Best-Kept Secret
Forget the crowded streets of Paris or the glitzy beaches of the Riviera. Ardèche is where you go to discover the France of yesteryear, a France that many thought was lost to progress. This hidden gem in the heart of the country offers a tapestry of experiences that will make you fall in love with France all over again.
By Jody Holman2 years ago in Wander
Beautiful Edinburgh
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. It is a beautiful city with many interesting things to do and see. It has a medieval Old Town and an elegant Georgian New Town.
By Rasma Raisters2 years ago in Wander
On Traveling, Family Reunions, Istanbul Cats, and Some Other Things
A somewhat lengthy introduction My first attempted big journey abroad happened when I was in middle school, some 10+ years ago. If my memory serves me well, it was the year 2013. My mum and I applied for a visa to the US to visit my eldest sister. The US Embassy in Belarus didn't accept visa applications then, so we had to go to the embassy in Lithuania. Since that time, things have changed several times, and, currently, they're back to what they were in 2013: US visa services are not available in Belarus. In a recent conversation, my brother-in-law said Belarus is a pariah state. Sadly, it is. It also is many other even worse things. But I got sidetracked; maybe I should dedicate a separate post to my home country with its problems and bright sides, but here and now, I would like to write about traveling, discovering the big world around us, and taking pretty pictures.
By Andrei Z.2 years ago in Wander
How will climate change affect holidays to Spain?
Climate change is made up of big losses, and small ones too. There are the apocalyptic news stories, and then there are the small things, noticed, but not considered newsworthy: the tree in the garden that has borne no fruit this year; the secret beaches that are being eaten away by the sea.
By Responsible Travel2 years ago in Wander
Travel Tech: How to Stay Connected Without Expensive Roaming Charges. AI-Generated.
In today’s digital world, staying connected while traveling is crucial. However, international roaming charges can quickly add up, leading to unexpected expenses on your trip. Fortunately, travel tech offers solutions that can help you stay connected without breaking the bank, and one of the best options is using an eSIM for international travel.
By Cross T. Wrighter2 years ago in Wander
Premium Serviced Accommodation in Swindon - Your Perfect Home Away from Home
Welcome to Renta Stay, your premier choice for high-quality and top-rated Serviced accommodation in Swindon. Whether you're in town for business, leisure, or relocating, our properties offer the ideal blend of comfort, convenience, and style, making your stay in Swindon seamless and enjoyable.
By Renta Stay2 years ago in Wander