Germany offers its own island getaways. Sylt, recently labeled in Time magazine as “the Hamptons of Hamburg” is a glamourous beach getaway.

Oman is full of pretty coastlines, dramatic canyons, plus archaeology and a melting pot of cultures worth the venture.

For a one-stop-shop vacation, choose one of these six UNESCO Heritage towns from across Europe. Each is a little different.

As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Baden-Baden is a perfect location for vacation. Hike in the Black Forest or pamper yourself at one of the most historical thermal baths in Europe.

Watch this video to learn more about beautiful Mont-Saint-Michel in Normandy. Then read about a fun day trip experience there.

Riding the Hurtigruten ferry line along the coast of Norway is an exceptional way to see this Arctic country. Slow travel at it’s best.

No matter how the stones got here, Stonehenge and the surrounding area are still great places to visit.

A rich heritage of Greek, Byzantine and Ottoman influences make visiting the mountainous country of North Macedonia a magnificent treat.

Albania is one of least visited European countries, making it an alluring new destination. This country has beautiful beaches, rocky mountains and unique east-meets-west villages perched on hillsides.

UNESCO stands for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and was created in 1945. It’s headquartered in Paris and has 50 field offices around the world. There is a five-step nomination and selection process when choosing a site.