Destinations in Europe

Greece is the ultimate dream destination: Over 6,000 islands, ancient history ranging from the Acropolis to Delphi, and a cuisine that brings Mediterranean joy to the plate. Whether it's a sunset in Santorini, a hike through the Samaria Gorge, or island hopping through the Cyclades – Greece offers unforgettable experiences for every type of traveler.

Spain is the most popular holiday destination for Germans – and for good reason. From the Balearic Islands to the Costa Brava and the Canary Islands, the country offers endless beaches, vibrant nightlife, fascinating culture, and a cuisine that is unmatched worldwide. Additionally, there are short flight times and excellent value for money.

Italy is the country where food is art, history awaits at every corner, and the Dolce Vita is not an empty phrase. From the canals of Venice to the hills of Tuscany and the beaches of Sardinia – Italy enchants all the senses.

Portugal is the underrated star of Europe: spectacular Atlantic coasts, warm people, fantastic food and wine – all at a value that is unmatched in Western Europe.

Croatia offers crystal clear Adriatic waters, over 1,200 islands, medieval old towns, and a fantastic coastal landscape. Since the Game of Thrones hype, Dubrovnik has become world-famous, but the hinterland with its national parks is also surprising.

La Grande Nation offers world-class in everything: cuisine, culture, fashion, architecture, and landscapes. From Paris to Provence to the Côte d'Azur – France is a land of endless discoveries.

Turkey unites East and West like no other country. All-inclusive resorts on the Riviera, the magical scenery of Cappadocia, the splendor of Istanbul between two continents, and unbeatable prices make Turkey a perennial favorite.

Iceland is the island of fire and ice – nowhere else will you find such a density of natural wonders. Geysers, waterfalls, glaciers, volcanoes, hot springs, and in winter, the magical Northern Lights.

The land of canals, tulips, and windmills captivates with its vibrant cities, cycling culture, and world-class museums. Amsterdam, Utrecht, and The Hague offer culture, while the North Sea coast and Friesland entice with nature and tranquility.

Norway offers the most dramatic nature in Europe: fjords that cut into the land like knives, the midnight sun in summer, and northern lights in winter. The country is a paradise for hikers, photographers, and nature lovers.

Austria combines alpine adventures with Viennese coffee house culture, Mozart's legacy, and top-notch skiing. In summer, hiking and lakes attract visitors, while winter offers world-class ski resorts.

Cyprus is the island of Aphrodite – sun, beach, and mythology merge on the third largest island in the Mediterranean. With 340 sunny days a year, ancient ruins, turquoise waters, and warm hospitality, Cyprus is an underrated gem. Additionally, there is excellent Halloumi, good wine, and a unique blend of Greek and Oriental culture.

Malta is an archipelago full of history and sunshine in the middle of the Mediterranean. This tiny group of islands offers 7,000 years of cultural history, impressive fortifications, turquoise lagoons, and a vibrant bar scene. Additionally, there are affordable language schools for English courses and a mild climate year-round.

Montenegro is Europe's best-kept secret: The Bay of Kotor resembles a fjord, medieval old towns overlook the sea, and wild mountains reach down to the Adriatic coast. All this at prices significantly lower than those in neighboring Croatia. A compact country that offers enormous diversity in a small space.

Switzerland is the postcard country of the Alps: snow-covered peaks, deep blue lakes, chocolate, cheese, and watches. The panoramic train routes are among the most beautiful in the world, connecting cities like Zurich, Lucerne, and Geneva with breathtaking nature. Expensive, but worth every cent.

The United Kingdom combines royal tradition with modern pop culture: London as a global metropolis, the Scottish Highlands, the Cotswolds, Stonehenge, and a pub culture like no other. Additionally, there are the Beatles, Harry Potter, and some of the best museums in the world – often even with free admission.

The Emerald Isle enchants with dramatic cliffs, endless meadows, cozy pubs with live music, and a legendary warm hospitality. From the Cliffs of Moher to the Wild Atlantic Way to Dublin's literary culture scene – Ireland is a country full of soul and stories.

Sweden is the land of endless forests, 100,000 lakes, and Scandinavian design. In summer, the midnight sun attracts visitors, while in winter, the Northern Lights and the legendary Ice Hotel await. Stockholm is one of the most beautiful capitals in Europe, spread across 14 islands. Additionally, there is the Swedish way of life Lagom – the art of moderation.

Denmark is the land of Hygge – that unique coziness that makes the Danes the happiest nation in the world. Copenhagen is one of the most exciting cities in Europe with world-class gastronomy, iconic design, and the free town of Christiania. Additionally, there are wide North Sea beaches, Viking history, and the LEGO heritage.

Czech Republic is much more than Prague and beer – although both are worth the trip on their own. The golden city on the Vltava is one of the most beautiful in Europe, along with romantic spa towns like Karlovy Vary, medieval castles, and the Bohemian Switzerland. The value for money is excellent.

Germany is the most popular travel destination for Germans – and for good reason. From the chalk cliffs of Rügen to the Black Forest and the Bavarian Alps, the country offers an incredible variety. Vibrant metropolises like Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg, medieval old towns, world-famous beer, Christmas markets, and a cultural landscape that ranges from the Romantic Road to Saxon Switzerland.

Slovenia is Europe's green jewel: In an area smaller than Hesse, the country combines alpine high mountains, emerald green rivers, a Mediterranean coast, and one of the continent's most charming capitals. Lake Bled with its church island, the Postojna Caves, and the Julian Alps make Slovenia the perfect destination for nature and active vacationers seeking authentic experiences away from mass tourism.

Poland surprises with a fascinating mix of medieval old towns, wild nature, and vibrant nightlife – all at prices significantly below Western European levels. Krakow's old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, the High Tatras offer alpine hiking, and Gdańsk enchants with Hanseatic charm on the Baltic Sea.

Belgium is small but incredibly rich in delights and culture: world-famous chocolate and pralines, over 1,500 types of beer, perfect waffles and fries – the country is a paradise for gourmets. Additionally, medieval cities like Bruges and Ghent, which resemble open-air museums, and Brussels' cosmopolitan charm as the heart of Europe.

Romania is one of the last great adventures in Europe: Transylvania with its castles and bear forests, the Carpathians as a hiking paradise, the painted monasteries of Bukovina, and the Danube Delta as a natural wonder. Additionally, Bucharest is an underrated metropolis with a wild mix of architecture and a vibrant art scene – all at surprisingly affordable prices.

Hungary is a land of contrasts and delights: Budapest alone is worth a trip – with its thermal baths, the panoramic view of the Danube, and the legendary ruin bars. But beyond the capital, the Lake Balaton as the 'Hungarian Sea', the wineries of Tokaj and Eger, as well as the Puszta with its unique equestrian culture beckon.

Finland is the land of extremes: Midnight sun in summer and dancing northern lights in winter, endless forests with 188,000 lakes, and the highest sauna density in the world. In Lapland, Santa Claus lives, huskies pull sleds through snowy forests, and Helsinki delights with Scandinavian design and architecture. Finland offers natural experiences that are unmatched in Europe.

Georgia is Europe's best-kept secret: A country at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, boasting one of the oldest wine traditions in the world (8,000 years of Qvevri wine), spectacular Caucasus mountain landscapes, and hospitality that is unmatched. Tbilisi is an emerging cultural metropolis, Svaneti is a hiker's paradise, and Georgian cuisine is among the best in the world – all at prices that will astonish even backpackers.

Albania is the last undiscovered beach paradise in Europe: The Albanian Riviera offers turquoise waters and secluded bays that can compete with Greece – at a fraction of the price. Additionally, there are UNESCO World Heritage sites like Butrint and Berat, wild mountain landscapes, and a hospitality that is unmatched in Europe. Those who come now will experience Albania before the big tourist boom.