Wine is not the only thing you can find in the fertile soil of Burgundy. The region also offers a wide variety of cultural experience, ranging from history, architecture to culinary art.
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Taiwan’s Cat Village: Welcome to Houtong!
For cat lovers, Houtong Cat Village seems like a must-see destination in Taiwan. Tucked in the forested mountains of Ruifang District, this extraordinary village is home to more than 200 stray cats.
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Munich: Heritage of the Bavarian Kings
With spectacular architecture, monumental buildings and wide Italianate avenues, Munich is the perfect overture to all that is idiosyncratic about the mighty Kingdom of Bavaria.
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Kronborg: Power of the Danish Royalty
Immortalised as Elsinore in Shakespeare’s play Hamlet, Kronborg is one of the most renowned castles in Northern Europe. With tall ramparts and strong bastions, it commanded the strategic Strait of Øresund and thus symbolised the power of the Danish royalty.
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Christmas in Copenhagen
When the towns are glowed up with millions of light bulbs, the houses are dressed up with glittering decorations, and the Christmas markets are reopened, you know Christmas is in the air. You can find Christmas markets in almost any town in Europe, but the one that has so far enchanted us most is the Tivoli Christmas market in Copenhagen.
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Aarhus: The Cool Little Sister of Copenhagen
Often regarded as Copenhagen’s Little Sister, Aarhus impresses visitors not only as a charming student city but also as a leader in art, architecture and gastronomy.
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Krakow: The Royal City
Being the capital of the ancient Polish Kingdom until 1596, Kraków is filled with historic and visual wonders. From the castle atop the Warwel Hill to the marvellous chapel at 135 metres below the ground, the royal atmosphere permeates the streets and buildings of this city.
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Warsaw: The Rise of the Phoenix City
Among many cities in Eastern Europe, Warsaw was perhaps the unluckiest. The once very beautiful city was severely damaged in World War II. But like a phoenix, Warsaw resurrected from its ashes and grew into one of the greatest capitals in the region.
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On the Alsace Wine Route
With soothingly green vineyards extending as far as the eye can see, the Route des Vins d’Alsace or Alsace Wine Route is definitely one of the most picturesque drives in France. Established in 1953, this tourist route stretches over 170 kilometres from north to south, passing through some of Alsace’s most beautiful wine-growing villages.
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A British Touch in Seoraksan
Nestled in the scenic Seoraksan National Park, Kensington Star Hotel is the nearest accommodation from which Korea’s most famous vacation area can be visited. With mahogany interior and royal emblems, the hotel surely evokes the graceful atmosphere of a British royal residence.
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Luxembourg Old Town: The Green Island
Amidst such a vast green landscape, it is hard to believe that you are standing at the heart of a metropolis. But here in the Old Town of Luxembourg City, you will be able to enjoy nature at its finest.
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Dresden: Florence on the Elbe River
Boasting a riverine location, Dresden is often called Elbflorenz, or “Florence on the Elbe”, thanks to numerous renowned museums and art collections.
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1st Arrondissement: The Heart of Paris
Among the city’s oldest neighbourhoods, the 1st Arrondissement has long been the heart of Paris. When Charles V moved his court here from Île de la Cité back in 1365, the area became France’s centre of power; a place where kings and emperors adorned with opulent palaces and spectacular monuments.
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Dubai: Where Tradition meets Modernity
From the historic Al Fahidi neighbourhood to the bustling Deira to the still-developing Design District, Dubai is where tradition meets modernity.
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