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Austria

The sheer geographical variety of Austria makes it one of the most captivating destinations in Europe. From the beautiful baroque architecture and the grand imperial palaces of Vienna and Salzburg to the stunning lake district, Austria offers a plethora of things to do throughout the whole year.

Belgium

Full of history, home to some of Europe’s finest museums and galleries, and filled with charming medieval towns, Belgium is a joy to explore. Flanked by two European giants – France and Germany – Belgium may be small in size, but it more than makes up for it in character.

Croatia

Sitting at the crossroads of central and southern Europe, Croatia is a land of distinctive red-roofed houses, mediaeval walled towns and vibrant ports that look out onto the crystalline turquoise waters of the Adriatic.

Denmark

This Nordic nation is made up of the Jutland peninsula and 443 islands, about 74 of which are inhabited. Its capital, Copenhagen, is a beautiful city, home to the royal family’s Amalienborg Palace, Christiansborg Palace and the Renaissance-era Rosenborg Castle with its exquisite gardens.

England

Of the many reasons why England is one of the best places to visit is its varied geography. The diverse country is filled with history, culture and natural beauty. It offers travellers innumerable sights to see. From quaint villages, beautiful coasts and countrysides to some of the world’s most celebrated cities.

Finland

Finland is a European destination of many riches. Largely unspoiled, the country boasts 40 national parks. It’s also believed to be the home of the ‘real’ Father Christmas and children of all ages from across the globe make the journey to Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland to meet the man himself.

France

In Western Europe, France is home to some of the continent’s most iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and Palace of Versailles. It is also a destination with incredible food offerings. The country has some splendid wine regions too like Bordeaux, Champagne and Burgundy.

Germany

Germany is an enthralling land of fascinating culture and history, pioneering technological and engineering advances, captivating old-world charm, and scenes of breathtaking nature. Visit during the month of December to see the country transform with cheerful Christmas markets and other festive events.

Greece

A stunning collection of islands, rich history and an amazing food culture make Greece one of the best places to visit in Europe. There are about 6,000 glorious islands scattered around the Greek Archipelago, each with its own appeal. Delve into ancient mythology in Athens, bask in incredible sunsets in Santorini or explore sleepy villages in Paros.

Iceland

From the Blue Lagoon, to Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Golden Circle and the glorious Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Iceland is an icy, mysterious destination that is bound to surprise you.

Ireland

Ireland is world-renowned for its festive culture. It is one of the best places to visit for celebrations and festivals. The country hosts a series of music events every year. Ireland is also rich in history. Its coastlines offer some of the most dramatic sceneries.

Italy

Incredible history, celebrated cuisine and iconic cities are just a few things you can expect from a luxury trip to Italy. Whether you’re looking to step back into the past and discover an ancient civilisation, dine on some of the world’s finest and most famous dishes, or perhaps cruise the coastline in search of ‘La Dolce Vita; Italy is a country that truly treats, indulges and rejuvenates its visitors.

Netherlands

Also known informally as Holland, the Netherlands – which translates as ‘lower lands’ – has a truly remarkable landscape. More than half the country is below sea level, and much of it has been reclaimed from the sea. Drainage ditches and canals are a common sight in the Netherlands and as you might expect, it is incredibly flat. Visit between the spring months of May and June to catch a sight of the beautiful tulips in full bloom.

Norway

With a combination of glaciers, mountainous terrains and charming villages, Norway is one of Europe’s most multifaceted destinations. There is a wide variety of experiences to take part in - snowmobile, husky sledding, hiking are a few of them. Norway is also one of the best places in the world to go on outdoor expeditions to see the northern lights.

Portugal

At the western edge of Europe, Portugal is a culturally rich country with vibrant cities and villages steeped in history. Quaint towns stand proud on rugged cliff tops, gothic spires rise majestically and charming cobbled streets invite you to explore winding old towns.

Romania

The Danube River flows in the south of the country located at the crossroads of Central and Southeastern Europe.

Scotland

Lochs, rivers and mountain ranges make up Scotland’s many different landscapes. Its capital, Edinburgh, entices with cobblestone streets and lamplit alleys while Glasgow captivates anyone’s attention with its collection of museums and art galleries.

Slovenia

Wedged between Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia, encompassing mountains of the eastern Alps and a slither of the mediterranean, no country in Europe can boast as varied a landscape in such a modest landmass.

Spain

With rich culture, incredible cuisine and some of the best islands in Europe, Spain is a destination that pleases everyone. When it comes to lodging, the country is replete with luxury hotels and private villas. Experience colourful Spanish fiestas in Barcelona or soak up the sun in lovely Mallorca.

Sweden

From proud cities and quaint villages to wild archipelagos and serene forest paths – Sweden is a true Scandinavian beauty. Its fascinating past, breath-taking scenery and rich cultural traditions make for a memorable holiday. Visit Abisko in Swedish Lapland – the Land of the Midnight Sun in summer, and the perfect place to view the northern lights in winter.

Switzerland

Switzerland, the chocolate capital of the world, is a place that waltzes between urban and outdoors. Zurich is home to some of the world’s finest art, while Lausanne and Lucerne, two elegant lakeside cities, offer a glimpse of the country’s thriving cultural scene.