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Even though France has been a secular country since 1905 when it codifed into law the separation of church and state, churches and cathedrals remain vital symbols of its cultural identity and landscape. Nowhere is this more apparent than Paris, home to one of the most famous cathedrals in the...

We bet that you love discovering different cultures and admiring astonishing architectural work when traveling, and some of the best spots to do so are churches. You must admit, even if you’re not that into religious stuff, the places of worship do offer a unique experience of the new culture,...

With overtourism showing no signs of abating in Europe's most famous destinations, there's never been a better time to seek out wonderful options that attract fewer visitors. Keen to travel somewhere new without having to battle through huge crowds of selfie stick wielding tourists in the likes of Venice, Paris...

Don’t get us wrong, the Eiffel tower is pretty special, but you aren’t exactly breaking new ground with a trip to Paris. Looking for a few new cities to put on your European Bucket list. Here are some of our favorite less visited European cities and why they are worth...

Among the most fascinating sights throughout Europe are the continent’s many beautiful churches. These buildings, fueled by deep devotion, are where art met architecture and astonishing craftsmanship. They just don’t make buildings like these any more. Here are our top picks for the most picturesque churches in Europe. Let find...

Graz is Austria’s sunny southern capital of Styria, offering a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle, great food and secluded courtyard cafés to while away a weekend. The charming old town and wealth of history are matched with cutting edge modern design, giving you no shortage of things to do in Graz for...

We loved my stay in beautiful Graz. It’s the second largest city in Austria, with a population that’s ten times that of another beautiful Austrian city, Feldkirch that my sis and I visited last October. It used to be a centre of commerce in the Middle Ages, with architecture still...

If you’re like most people, when you think of Paris, you think of food. And who could blame you. It’s hard to untangle the city from its candy colored macarons, its airy soufflés, its adventurous gourmets. When I visit Paris which is as often as possible, food is always the...