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Albania.
📍TIRANA | BERAT | GYROKASTER | KSAMILL
2024. Stunning mountain scenery, crumbling castles and dreamy beaches. A vibrant mix of ancient and modern culture.
Bulgaria.
📍SOFIA
2021. Orthodox cathedrals, charming ancient ruins and unexpectedly chic cafes make the bulgarian capital a a surprisingly vibrant place, with a sparkling future.
Cyprus.
2015. The legendary birthplace of Aphrodite, Cyprus is every inch the Mediterranean – sandy beaches, ancient monasteries, classical ruins, thyme scented mountains and terracotta pottery.
France.
From Monte Carlo’s casino and Nice’s Promenade des Anglais to the Cannes film festival and St-Tropez’s yacht harbour, the French Riviera is home to some of the most wonderful spots in Europe’s collective consciousness.
Greece.
📍ATHENS | CORFU | RHODES | SANTORINI
The legendary birthplace of Aphrodite, Cyprus is every inch the Mediterranean – sandy beaches, ancient monasteries, classical ruins, thyme scented mountains and terracotta pottery.
Hungary.
📍BUDAPEST
2019. Split by the Danube River and composed of three main regions – Pest, Buda and Óbuda – Budapest meshes modern conveniences with ancient architecture and grassy parks. A Pearl of the Eastern Europe.
Latvia.
📍RIGA
2019. The largest, liveliest and most cosmopolitan of the Baltic capitals. A heady mixture of the medieval and the contemporary. It is called also “The new Prague” and “Paris of Eastern Europe”.
Lithuania.
📍VILNIUS
2018. The first time in a Baltic country is always unforgettable. Vilnius is a modern, homely and welcoming city full of culture and creation with an old Town that is rare authenticity.
Malta and Gozo.
2021 & 2012. More than 3000 hours of sunshine in a year, for the pretty island in the heart of Mediterranean sea. A casket full of elegant narrow streets, colourful traditional Maltese balconies and stunning beaches.
Montenegro.
📍PODGORICA | ZABLIJAK | VIRPAZAR | CETINJE | KOTOR
2024. Majestic mountains, charming medieval towns, stunning panorama and the city of cats. A little gem full of treasures.
Poland.
📍GDANSK | KATOWICE | WARSAV
Little mermaid’s city has something special, something different to many of European most-visited cities. It’s a city with an incredibile architectural mix and a romantic old town.
Portugal.
📍PORTO & AVEIRO | LISBON&SINTRA | MADEIRA
2023. Portugal’s most enchanting island. Pearl of the Atlantic, island of eternal spring and hiking’s paradise, Madeira is equal parts exotic and familiar.
Romania.
📍CLUJI | BUCHAREST
2024 & 2023. Transylvania: a land of dark fairy-tales, where fog drapes like cobwebs over the Carpathian Mountain. Forested valleys, medieval towns and gothic castles in Dracula’s reign.
Serbia.
📍BEOGRAD
2024. This is where the Sava and Danube Rivers kiss, an old-world culture that at once evokes time-capsuled communist-era Yugoslavia and new-world, EU-contending cradle of cool.
Slovakia.
📍BRATISLAVA
2016. Sitting on both sides of the Danube in the southwest corner of Slovakia, Bratislava is a festive city, with meandering streets and tiny but grand buildings. It’is a place where life is lived to the fullest. During the day or at night. In every season.
Spain.
📍ALICANTE | BARCELONA | BILBAO | LANZAROTE | MADRID | SANTANDER | VALENCIA
Discover the mountains and enjoy the coast of the “green Spain”. 400 km of golden sandy beaches that are interspersed with dense eucalyptus woods, wild forests, gentle hills and a range of high mountains, the Picos de Europa.
Switzerland.
📍GENEVE | MONTREUX | ST.MORITZ
2016. Surrounded by the Alps, the “city of peace” is Switzerland’s second-largest city. It’s slick and cosmopolitan, The headquarters of the WTO, International Committee of the Red Cross and World Bank are here.
UK.
📍LONDON
2010 & 2016 & 2017. One of the world’s most visited cities, it has something for everyone. Wander through St. James park, visit Westminster Abbey, explore the streets of Shoreditch, and take a ride up the River Thames.
