Craving a city that knows how to feed you well? Copenhagen delivers. This foodie itinerary maps out the city’s best bites, coolest neighbourhoods, and can’t‑miss cultural stops—serving up the perfect blend of flavour and discovery.

Discover Stockholm through its cozy cafés, waterfront views, and vibrant Södermalm streets. From cardamom buns and Swedish meatballs to sunset strolls by Gamla Stan, this three‑day guide captures the city’s charm, culture, and effortless rhythm.

Discover Spain’s stunning northern coast on the Camino Norte — a six‑day hike from Irun to Bilbao that blends seaside views, Basque culture, and unforgettable local cuisine. This detailed itinerary traces each stop along the route, from San Sebastián’s golden beaches to the vibrant streets of Bilbao, offering readers a perfect mix of adventure and authenticity.

Jennifer Hatley discovers the abundant delights along the picturesque Sicilian coast

Join Mary Moore Mason as she discovers this relatively little-known island floating in the midst of the Irish Sea.

Most people are not able to book a three-week trip to Europe without concern about cost. This list offers five tips for saving money while in Europe, ensuring you can still enjoy the inexplicable grandeur of the continent.

Paris, the most visited destination in the world, has become a victim of it’s own success.

Old Spike Roastery is England’s first speciality coffee roastery to operate as a social enterprise- and it is well worth a visit.

On the eve of the commencement of 80th-anniversary celebrations of the D-Day invasion of France, I have just returned from a two-week battlefield tour of Italy, tracing the route of the Canadian First Division from the landing beaches near Pachino Sicily through the Moro River battles to Ortona.

Turkish Airlines transforms the ordinary ‘cross-the-pond’ journey from something you need to do to get there into an extraordinary experience, making the flight itself a memorable part of your travel adventure.

Many of the world’s finest dining establishments are found here, from the vibrant street markets of Istanbul to the coastal gems of Izmir and Bodrum. The Michelin Stars not only celebrate the mastery of Turkish chefs but also showcase the country’s commitment to culinary innovation and excellence.

Before our pilgrimage began, we were reminded that the Camino is what you decide to make of it. With an open mind, I was surprised by the peace and rest found with one of the greatest physical challenges I’ve endured.

Germany has been home to Christmas markets since the Middle Ages. Perfected over the last 400 years, they are an art form celebrated by locals and tourists alike.

Painted with colour, decorated with futuristic architecture and unique street art, everywhere you look something is interesting to see. One of Europe’s fashion capitals, even people-watching is a riveting activity.

Among the hustle and bustle of Váci street, one store caught my attention. On the corner of the street, through large glass windows, I saw an array of handmade products like pottery, jam, and candles. Upon entry, I realized this was more than a standard boutique.

We recently had the privilege of traveling to discover wine in Turkiye, an emerging wine superpower and take in some of the sites and history of this enchanting region.

To get the most out of the journey on the Camino de Santiago, preparing for weeks of hiking is necessary. The following tips from The Pilgrim Ways will equip you to get the most out of your pilgrimage.

In December 2022, I embarked on a two week road trip throughout Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Slovenia and Italy. It never took more than four hours to travel between each city, and yet each place embodied the history, beauty, and culture that make Europe renowned. 

One of Türkiye’s most important stops within the Christian Faith Route, the House of the Virgin Mary draws visitors from around the globe. House of the Virgin Mary, located at Izmir, Türkiye is also very close to St. John’s Basilica and the Cave of the Seven Sleepers making the destination a very special Christian faith route.

Winding along picturesque country roads, past castles, orchards and the half-timbered buildings typical of the region, this is the best way to get to know Normandy and its bounty. You don’t need to follow a specified path. The entire coastline is a route in itself, with seafood aplenty in the ports along the Côte d’Albâtre (Alabaster Coast) and Côte Fleurie (Flowered Coast). Here’s just a taste.