Discover Europe

With so many amazing places to choose from, a few destinations consistently top travelers’ lists:

• France: Home to Paris, Provence, and the French Riviera—it’s romance, fashion, and food all in one.
• Italy: History, art, and unbeatable cuisine from Rome to the Amalfi Coast.
• Spain: Sun-soaked beaches, lively nightlife, and world-famous cities like Barcelona and Madrid.
• United Kingdom: London, Edinburgh, and beyond—where history meets modern style.
• Greece: Ancient ruins, island hopping, and postcard-perfect sunsets.
• Germany: A mix of modern cities, medieval castles, and unforgettable festivals.
• Switzerland: Scenic train rides, alpine adventures, and chocolate worth the trip alone.

Life in Europe is wonderfully diverse, but you’ll notice some common threads: slower mornings, long conversations over meals, and a deep appreciation for history and art.

• Pace: Europeans know how to slow down. Meals are meant to be enjoyed, not rushed.
• Public Transport: Efficient, clean, and widespread—buses, trains, and metros make it easy to hop between cities or even countries.
• Cash vs. Card: Cards are accepted almost everywhere, but it’s always smart to keep a few euros handy, especially for markets and small cafés.
• Etiquette: Each country has its own customs—greetings, tipping norms, and dining manners—so do a quick check before you go.
• Markets: From Parisian flea markets to German Christmas markets, local markets are where Europe really shines.
• Fashion: Europeans tend to dress smart-casual; sneakers are fine, but flip-flops are best kept for the beach.

Every corner of Europe has its own flavor, literally. Whether you’re snacking on tapas in Spain, devouring pasta in Italy, or sampling cheese in France, eating is an essential part of traveling here.

• France: Croissants, cheese, and world-class wine—bonjour, heaven.
• Italy: Pizza, pasta, and gelato that will ruin you for anywhere else.
• Spain: Tapas and paella with sangria on the side.
• Greece: Fresh feta, olive oil, and seafood straight from the Aegean.
• Germany: Pretzels, schnitzel, and beer gardens galore.
• Eastern Europe: Hearty stews, pierogis, and comfort food at its finest.

No matter where you are, a meal in Europe is more than food—it’s an experience.

Europe’s got something for everyone: art, adventure, beaches, castles, and centuries of history packed into one continent.

• Paris, France: Climb the Eiffel Tower, stroll the Seine, and see the Mona Lisa at the Louvre.
• Rome, Italy: Ancient ruins, world-famous cuisine, and Vatican treasures all in one place.
• Barcelona, Spain: Gaudí’s colorful architecture, Mediterranean beaches, and tapas on every corner.
• London, England: Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and vibrant city life.
• Athens, Greece: Walk in the footsteps of philosophers at the Acropolis.
• Amsterdam, Netherlands: Canals, bikes, art museums, and some of Europe’s best nightlife.
• Swiss Alps: For jaw-dropping mountain views, hiking, or skiing, it doesn’t get better than this.

Europe’s culture is as layered as its history—rich, varied, and deeply rooted in art, music, and community.

• Art & Architecture: From Michelangelo’s masterpieces to Gothic cathedrals, Europe practically invented beauty.
• Music: Whether it’s EDM in Berlin, opera in Vienna, or flamenco in Seville, Europe has a soundtrack for everyone.
• Celebrations: Festivals fill the calendar—think Oktoberfest, Bastille Day, and Eurovision (yes, that counts).
• History: Every street seems to tell a story, from ancient empires to world-changing revolutions.
• Lifestyle: Europeans embrace balance—work hard, rest well, travel often, and never skip dessert.

Europe is a year-round destination, but the best time depends on what you’re after.

• Spring (March–May): Flowers bloom, temperatures rise, and tourist crowds are lighter—ideal for sightseeing.
• Summer (June–August): The busiest (and warmest) season. Expect long days, lively festivals, and plenty of outdoor dining.
• Fall (September–October): Cooler weather, grape harvests, and smaller crowds—perfect for foodies and wine lovers.
• Winter (November–February): Cozy up in Christmas markets, hit the Alps for skiing, or enjoy quieter city breaks.

Whenever you go, Europe’s mix of history, culture, and adventure makes every trip unforgettable.