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Groningen: An Unexpected Discovery

Groningen has so many things to discover, from the beautiful train station, and the picturesque old town, to the vividly colorful marina.

With spectacular palaces and monumental castles, Munich is the perfect overture to all that is idiosyncratic about the Kingdom of Bavaria.

There are a few reasons why Zurich deserves attention, including beautiful architecture, spectacular vistas, and amazing museums.

Bremen is known for its fairytale musicians. But there is more in this Hanseatic city. Here, history, culture, and science are interwoven.

The Hague is a city of regal palaces, noble estates, and leafy boulevards. It is also renowned for its high-profile judicial entities.

Brussels is often perceived as the de facto capital of Europe. However, Belgium’s capital is also rich in architectural treasures.

Seemingly floating over the water, Schwerin Palace in northern Germany looks like the creation of a powerful magician.

Midway between Barcelona and Madrid, Zaragoza seems under the radar. But this city is worth a visit thanks to its heritage and monuments.

While winter in Amsterdam can be shivering, it is a surprisingly pleasing time to explore the wonder of the IJ River.

Boasting a riverine location, Dresden is often called Elbflorenz, or “Florence on the Elbe”, thanks to numerous renowned museums and art collections.

Madrid is a city of elegant boulevards, gorgeous mansions, and manicured parks. It is also renowned for its fantastic food scene.

Hamburg is the “City of Water”. From the Elbe River, the Alster Lake to numerous canals, the maritime spirit infuses the entire port town.

Looking at the vast green landscape of Luxembourg Old Town, it is hard to believe that you are standing at the heart of a metropolis.

Between the Rhine and Moselle rivers in southwestern Germany, there is a land known as “the state of root and wine”, or Rhineland-Palatinate.