Our trips in Europe

The blue of the water, the green of the mountains, the surrounding forests, and the small central island, like a delicate touch on this breathtaking scenery, make this panorama an unforgettable picture. Visitors can enjoy the peace and quiet, relax, walk, and bathe here, overlooked by the Bled Castle. The paths around the lake offer an enchanting walk during which one can enjoy stopping in secret corners, well kept from tourists…

Lipica is one of the oldest stud farms in the world, where the noble white Lipizzaner horses originate. A stay in this pure environment is accompanied by a ride in a horse-drawn carriage, an opportunity to discover a remarkable know-how, in a place of great prestige where you can learn as much as you can relax!

The green capital par excellence, Ljubljana is built around its eponymous river, crossed by numerous picturesque bridges such as the Triple Bridge or the Dragon Bridge. From its thousand-year-old castle, one can admire a sublime view of the Alps and the Balkans, while in the city, arts from all eras intermingle in the streets and museums. Slovenian gastronomy offers a real gustatory spectacle that never leaves you indifferent…

Between Croatia, Italy and Slovenia, the Istrian peninsula is a unique cultural mix, where each empire and kingdom of the Old Continent has left its mark! From splendid seaside towns like Rovinj or Pula to authentic bucolic villages nestled in the mountains, the region’s heritage is matched only by its natural wealth. From the (famous) Plitvice Lakes National Park to the Limski Kanal, a real Adriatic fjord, breathtaking landscapes abound.

A famous seaside destination thanks to the Riva promenade, its smooth white stones, its palm trees and the relaxing atmosphere that emanates from it, Split is also a cultural cradle! The Diocletian’s Palace, more than 1,700 years old, and its foundations, the Temple of Jupiter, or the Cathedral of St. Domnius are a well of history and form a formidable city-monument. The picturesque district of Varoš offers an exceptional view of the coast, the city, and the mountains.

The upper city is home to the Gothic Cathedral, whose stone ornaments are similar to lace, and the Church of St. Mark, recognizable among a thousand thanks to its colored tiles forming the city’s coat of arms. Mixing history, modernity and creativity, the museums and art galleries are numerous but are unlike any other, such as the amazing Museum of Broken Hearts. In the lower town, Ban-Jelačić Square regularly hosts a variety of events, making each visit to Zagreb different from the previous ones.

The Fürstenzug (Procession of the Princes) is a fresco of more than 100 meters long, recalling the German dukes and princes who found residence in Dresden during more than 700 years! Rich of this History, the capital of Saxony enjoys today an exceptional architectural heritage, illustrated among others by the Frauenkirche and the Zwinger. A dynamic and modern city, it is home to a large number of classical art museums, and more unusual places such as the surprising Kunsthof passage.

Beyond its status as the economic and financial capital of Europe, Frankfurt am Main is a cosmopolitan city and a cultural center. The Saint Bartholomew’s Cathedral and the Main Tower each offer a superb panorama of the city’s rooftops, especially those of the Römerberg square, whose colorful facades and the Fountain of Justice add to its charm. Finally, it is impossible not to pass by the Kleinmarkthalle (small market hall), where you can taste the famous Frankfurt sausages!

Bavaria and its beautiful natural landscapes are home to an amazing amount of treasures and traditions! From the enchantment of Neuschwanstein Castle to the wonder of the medieval village of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the entire region seems to be part of a colourful fantasy world. Discovering countless architectural jewels on unforgettable hikes along the hills and lakes is an indescribable pleasure.

The sublime Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, with its white, pink and green marble and its unparalleled Duomo, offers a masterful view of the splendors of Florence! The Town Hall in the heart of the historic center, the exceptional Ponte Vecchio and its secret passage, Piazzale Michelangelo, the Basilica of Santa Croce… Among many other architectural jewels, green spaces and artistic quintessence, they make the city of the Lily a true open-air museum.

Rome is without a doubt one of the most beautiful cities in the world. From Mount Palatine, you can admire the plethora of wonders inherited from the Roman Empire, of which the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain and the Forum are just some of the most famous icons. Here, the inimitable gastronomy amazes, the gardens of Villa Borghese offer an idyllic interlude, and in the Vatican City, St. Peter’s Square and Basilica or the Sistine Chapel are symbols of art and nobility.

In St. Mark’s Square, the Doge’s Palace faces the Campanile and stands next to the Basilica, three architectural marvels with a prodigious history… but Venice has even more to offer! The indescribably charming canals are just waiting to be explored on board the famous barges. A glass of Spritz or Murano and a visit to the amazing Acqua Alta bookstore later, we are filled with emotion and memories.

Flevoland is a Dutch province created by reclamation less than 40 years ago, in place of the island of Schokland ! Between Almere, modern and trendy, and Urk, a fishing village, the landscapes of the Noordoostpolder are only nature and plenitude. It is here that the bright and enchanting colors of the country’s largest tulip fields stretch as far as the eye can see, like a patchwork quilt, perfuming the air and captivating passers-by!

Vibrant and avant-garde, Rotterdam is one of the trendiest destinations for 2023! The Kijk-Kubus and its perspectives, the Kinderdijk and its country mills or the Erasmus Bridge and its graceful swan shape are particularly photogenic. You should also climb to the top of the Euromast, which stands on the New Meuse and offers a breathtaking panorama all the way to Antwerp, and then stroll through the typical district of Delfshaven or the Markthal covered market.

The atmosphere in Utrecht is extravagant and fascinating. Mostly academic, it is no less touristy with its Rietveld Schröder house, emblematic of the De Stijl art movement, and its botanical garden, a place for gathering and sharing. Along the canals, the old cellars have been transformed into charming bars and restaurants, and from the tower of Saint Martin’s Cathedral you can admire the roofs of the city, the squares that follow one another and the water that wanders.

Budapest is nothing less than a gigantic monument, grandiose in both size and beauty! The Budavár Palace and the Fishermen’s Bastion offer a breathtaking view of Pest and the Parliament, seemingly embracing the majestic Danube with its sumptuousness. Then, lounging in the Széchenyi thermal baths before feasting on exquisite culinary specialties at the Nagy Vásárcsarnok Halls, is a program that one would repeat indefinitely without ever getting tired!

Facing the Great Reformed Church, an important symbol of Protestantism, Kossuth Square represents the heart and life of Debrecen. In the Déri Museum, one can admire both the eclectic collection of artworks and the neo-baroque building that houses them. The city is also the gateway to the Hortobágy National Park, where one can discover the traditions of the Hungarian Great Plain and amazing animal species such as the Racka sheep, a “wolf killer” with twisted horns!

The singular cathedral with four towers, the superb Grand’Hôtel Palatinus of Art Nouveau style, and especially the old Mosque of Pasha Qasim today transformed into a Catholic church, testify to the multiplicity of influences at work in this city! Surrounded by fields of lavender, vineyards and fig and almond trees, Pécs has an air of the Mediterranean, and even of Provence, where a soft and warm atmosphere reigns.