Western Europe Archives

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.

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.

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

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.

Wine is not the only thing you can find in fertile Burgundy. The region offers various cultural experiences, from history to culinary art.

Les Machines de I’île is a unique artistic project in Nantes – a collection of experimental machines that imitate insects, and animals.

Lavish ballrooms and beautifully manicured gardens, the castles of Loire Valley offer a glimpse into French high society hundreds of years ago.

With green vineyards extending as far as the eye can see, the Alsace Wine Route is definitely one of the most picturesque drives in France.

Walking a fine tightrope between France and Germany, Strasbourg is undoubtedly a curious mix of both cultures.

Nothing seems to have changed in Bruges since the 13th century. The port town looks as though it has been plucked from a medieval fairy tale.

Lyon is indeed one of its kinds. There are several extraordinary experiences that you can only do in this city on the Rhône.

Rolling on the chalk plains and hills of northeastern France, Champagne has proudly given its name to the world’s most renown sparkling wine.

Bayeux is quite a miraculous town. Despite being very close to devastating war sites, its charming medieval town remains largely unscratched.