Europe is a diverse continent with a deep-rooted history, vibrant cultures, and breathtaking landscapes. From the iconic landmarks of Paris to the sun-kissed beaches of Greece, it offers experiences for travelers of all ages and budgets. Whether you’re exploring the medieval streets of Dubrovnik or tasting Italian food, the continent captivates everyone with its diversity and charm. I hope you enjoy browsing my collection of different Europe travel guides, itineraries, and travel tips.
🌏 countries & regions: The continent comprises 44 countries and can be divided into Northern, Western, Eastern, and Southern Europe.
👥 population: approx. 747 million
🌡️ best time to visit: varies from country to country, but generally March – October
🏙️ must-see cities: Paris, Copenhagen, Munich, Vienna, Malaga, Lisbon
👣 must-do activities: Slovenia road trip, hiking in Southern Norway, Croatia island hopping
Planning your dream trip to Croatia and wondering if you should squeeze one day in Split into your busy itinerary? The answer is a resounding YES, and the great news is, you can see all of this bite-sized city in just a day. In this one-day Split itinerary, I’m covering all of the top attractions …
Welcome to Slovenia, an underrated gem hidden in the heart of central Europe, a historic country where a confluence of cultures meets, and where you’ll find fairy-tale towns set amongst breathtaking landscapes. Sometimes overshadowed by its more famous neighbors, Slovenia is a compact but charming country waiting to be discovered. Despite its small size, Slovenia …
You’ve finally arrived in Copenhagen, and as you wander the streets and alleys of this charming city, you’ll quickly see why people fall head over heels for it. Colorful, picturesque houses line the harbor, blending seamlessly with sleek modern architecture in what feels like a design lover’s paradise. Cozy cafes, vibrant open green spaces, and …
There are a thousand good reasons to visit Paris in the fall. Not only are the colorful trees in the parks and along the Seine more beautiful than ever, but temperatures are also more pleasant for a city trip than in the middle of summer. In addition, the city is emptier than in the summer …
Solo travel to Germany is refreshing and liberating. There is some magic in exploring a new place on your own. You not only get to know a place at your own pace but also get the chance to do some self-introspection. While solo traveling is exciting, the safety element is something you need to keep …
Copenhagen is one of the most beautiful cities in Denmark, in Scandinavia, Europe, and the world. It’s such a unique city, which often leads to the question, “Can you fly a drone in Copenhagen?” It seems like the perfect place to fly a drone! I asked Josh to find the answer. This Guest Post was …
Paris is located in the region of Île-de-France, one of the coldest and rainiest areas of France. With an average of 14 days, January is the month with the most days of rain in Paris. September has the least (7 days). But are a few rainy days a reason to cancel your Paris trip or …
Hardly any other European city is as praised as Paris. The “capital of the 19th century” has always been a place of longing and refuge for writers and artists and is, even today, still known as the city of love, light, and fashion. France’s capital is divided into 20 districts, the so-called arrondissements, which are …
With such a broad range of attractions on offer, Mallorca is widely considered to be the most tourist-friendly island in the Balearics. From the fun family days out to the hedonistic scene of the Magaluf strip, there is something for all types of holidaymakers in Mallorca. Behind the paradisiacal sandy stretches and flashing nightclub lights, …
For me, visiting the lively, modern, and colorful city of Copenhagen has been an absolute highlight of my trip through Southern Scandinavia. The capital of Denmark is bursting with energy and charm, and I have seen many young people enjoying their lives to the fullest. The beautiful port city is a popular destination not only …
Belgium is a country that usually does not get as much attention as other European countries such as Greece, Italy, Spain, or France. And to be honest, it took me 23 years to visit this small country even though I’m living right next to it (in Germany). Some might say that the country and its …
With over 690,000 inhabitants, Oslo is not only Norway’s capital city but also the largest city in the country (the second-largest is Bergen and the third-largest is Stavanger). Even though you cannot find the same nature and outstanding landscapes in Oslo as you can find in other parts of the country, the city has its …
Wild nature, majestic mountains, endless expanses – this is Norway for me. With only 5.4 million inhabitants but a size as big as Japan, Norway’s landscape is shaped by thousands of lakes, forests, mountains, and tiny villages. The best way to explore the picturesque land of fjords is by campervan. It’s the ideal destination for …
No doubt traveling around in a campervan emits a feeling of freedom and awakens everyone’s adventurous soul. And Europe has numerous options for campervan routes to take! It is the perfect continent to explore different countries, cultures, and sights within one single trip and have a once-in-a-lifetime road trip experience. As for me, living in …
To be honest, I didn’t know much about the small European country Slovenia before my trip. Therefore, I was quite amazed to learn that a small part of Slovenia (46 kilometers to be precise) is even located directly by the sea and that there is such a beautiful, charming city as Piran. On my European …
A refreshing and romantic Alpine lake surrounded by untouched nature and glittering mountain peaks – Lake Bled is a true jewel in the north of Slovenia. It was my first time in Slovenia and I couldn’t have asked for a better place to start my European campervan road trip to this pretty little European country. …
Located in the south of Spain, Málaga is the second-largest city in the area of Andalucia (behind Granada) and the southernmost large city in Europe. Did you know that Malaga is the birthplace of the famous painter Pablo Picasso and one of the world’s oldest cities? You would be surprised to know the diversity and …
