Unconventional Barcelona
Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is a city of unexpected combinations. Here you’ll see incredible buildings designed by Gaudí. You can also experience an FC Barcelona match at Camp Nou and visit the Gothic quarter of Barri Gòtic, where you’ll find the famous café Els Quatre Gats, often frequented by Gaudí and Picasso.
Entertaining Paris
Paris, the city of lights is the world capital of fashion and the kingdom of Disney. For entertainment, consider a night at Moulin Rouge, where cabaret is performed every evening. Great fun for all the family can be found in Disneyland – the only Walt Disney amusement park in Europe. Let your childhood dreams come true!
Romantic Venice
A romantic getaway for two? Venice is the perfect choice! Couples should take a gondola ride through the picture-perfect Venetian canals. Just wandering through Venice can be incredibly romantic – like searching for the Bridge of Sighs or walking to the end of the Riva dei Sette Martiri promenade.
Atmospheric Budapest
Budapest impresses with its atmosphere, architecture and picturesque setting on both banks of the Danube. Here you’ll find monumental buildings, like the famous Parliament and renowned baths, including Gellért Baths and Széchenyi Thermal Baths, where you can relax after a long day of sightseeing. Additionally, aromatic Hungarian dishes are perfect for cooler autumn evenings.
Mysterious Malta
Malta surprises with its diversity. One day you might be admiring the baroque Churches of Saint John and stunning artworks by Caravaggio in Valletta, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The next, you’re exploring the prehistoric temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra, which are older than Stonehenge! But there’s also plenty for those who prefer relaxing holidays, as Malta boasts crystal-clear waters. This is an ideal destination for a city break.
Colourful Lisbon
If you have the soul of an explorer, Lisbon, with its picturesque streets and historic architecture like the Belem Tower and the Jeronimos Monastery, will be a dream destination for a spontaneous trip. Of course, one cannot overlook the famous yellow trams winding through the city. Watching the varied colours of Lisbon’s daily life pass by from the window of a tram makes for an even more interesting experience.
Artistic Athens
Athens is one of the most important cultural centres in all of Europe. Of course, you can visit its famous museums, but you don’t have to enter them to soak up the art. A simple walk allows you to marvel at the impressive ruins, sculptures, and modern street art. It’s also one of the more affordable places for a short break in Europe, with numerous attractions that are not just for art lovers.