Visiting the world famous cave painting sights in southern France is an opportunity for art appreciation.

St. Beatus gave his name to the Beatenberg area of Switzerland, but only after this dragon-fighting saint decided to settle his hermitage in a local cave.

If you didn’t think Christmas markets could get cozier, check out the Cave Markets and Christmas Town in Valkenburg, Netherlands.

There are many legendary underground locations in Europe, but the Harz Mountains are an epic destination full of stories of dwarfs, kings and witches.

Try a unique experience, dining at Taverna di Dracula in Tivoli, Italy and seeing Dracula’s Cave.

If you have ever dreamt about what life would be like living in a castle, the beautiful Burg Rabenstein might just be the place to stay

Enjoy the natural, rural beauty of Cappadocia by visiting this unique part of Türkiye.

  Imagine an Ice Age family returning to their toasty cave after a day hunting woolly mammoths. During their long evening around a fire, one plays music on their flute while another carves a mammoth tusk.

Sometimes the most interesting things are not found above ground, but below – as children playing on a mountainside in the 1930s discovered.

Entertaining energetic children while also finding something you like can be a challenge. Hiking is a fabulous way to see some of the astounding beauty Austria has to offer.