With summer travel plans still up in the air for many of us in the U.K., it’s a safe bet to stay close to home. If you’ve been here a while, you’ve likely heard of the English Heritage and National Trust organizations.
One of the cool things about living in Europe is the amazing amount of antique items you can find. From the local “Flohmarkts” in Germany to the huge weekly flea market in Tongeren, Belgium, the odds are pretty high you’ll score some authentic finds.
Fall in Europe is beautiful. Cool, crisp mornings, leaves turning brilliant shades of copper and burgundy, and of course, plenty of football. Not just American football, but European as well. European football (or soccer in the States) has plenty of drama and theatrics.
Dedicated to human history, arts and culture, The British Museum is home to over eight million works of art and is the first national public museum in the world.
You’ve found yourself on a dreamy cruise, recreational tour or last-minute flight to the ancient city of Athens. While these forms of travel are great, it often leaves you pressed for time.
Switzerland, the land of picturesque villages, outdoor adventures and various forms of tasty cheese is a must-visit for many people. Whether you’re on an epic road trip or an express bus tour going through the country, it would be a shame to miss the scenic village of Grindelwald!
Strolling past the iconic sights such as Buckingham Palace and the London Eye are usually part of a visit to this regal city. Enjoying a sumptuous afternoon tea is also part of the quintessential London experience. Why not save time and do both at the same time?
Once a thriving village with gourmet restaurants, lively cafes, a beautiful church with hundreds of stories to tell, Doel served as a gateway to nearby Antwerp.
The capital of Germany hosts some of the largest attractions in the country with its detailed history to entertain tourists throughout the year. During the holiday season, these beloved monuments and museums share the spotlight with the next biggest attraction in Germany, Christmas markets.
Glistening lights, stalls lovingly styled with their finest Christmas decor, a children’s wonderland and so much more await you at the Christmas and Medieval Markets in Stuttgart and Esslingen this year.
It’s no secret that the holiday season in Europe is magical — rustic wooden stalls, festive mugs of hot beverages, and globe lights twinkling above the walkways. While most markets have their own unique flair, the Candelara festival in Pesaro, Italy is truly one of a kind.
Many of London’s top attractions can be intimidating and pricey for a family with small children. The good news? London has some fantastic free museums that the whole family can enjoy.
Jingle all the way to the Romantic Christmas Fair at Gut Wolfgangshof for a market you won’t soon forget. The spirit of the holidays comes alive at this winter wonderland, located just outside of Nuremberg making it the perfect day trip!
CHRISTMAS MAGIC
Below the streets of London are miles upon miles of underground rail lines and stations. During both World War I and II, citizens of London sought refuge from aerial bombing raids by hunkering beneath the ground in the tube stations.
