Europe

Ranked as the second largest metropolitan in the country, Esch-sur-Alzette is the capital of its own canton. The rustic township is fabled for its war and industrial heritage sites and stone-paved alleys dotted with stylish coffee shops,...

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg enlists among the world’s smallest countries, although deep-rooted history. Evidence found in the southeastern parts of the country, testify the presence of the primary European tribes in Paleolithic age. Cultural vestiges, in...

Identified as the Italian Riviera, Liguria is specked with exceptional fishing villages on the rugged coastlines, ancient ports, basilicas, medieval vestiges, and an abundance of natural wealth. The region is nestled between the Alps and Apennine mountain...

Shaping the heel of the Italian boot, Apulia region is levered with long stretches of blue flagged beaches, characteristic whitewashed villages, and an ethnicity entrenched in the prehistoric Italic tribes. In harmony with the country’s essence, culinary...

At the foothills of Mont Blanc massif, Aosta Valley Region broods over the ancient Valle d’Aosta and is home to unmatched national treasures within its small territory. Mountain sports, in specific Skiing and climbing, are the prevalent...

The Italian Peninsula is indisputably admired for boundless stretches of coastlines in the south, famed for their Mediterranean beauty; In Sardinia region however, the collective representation of landscape, culture, language, cuisine, and legacy have flourished in a...

Embed with the eternal city of Rome as its capital, Lazio region is capped with historic significance and mythological essence, depicted in its locales such as dying town, ghost city, and Moster park of Bomarzo Gardens. mingled...

The Mediterranean terrain of Campania is a curious mix of rugged mountains, unraveling beaches, thumbprints of the ancient Greek forefathers, an agriculture tradition since the archaic era, and many scholarly treasures. Nature, in Campania, takes many shapes...

Composed of two separate, but conjoined, regions of Emilia and Romagna, this regional territory covers the northeastern parts of the Italian peninsula. From the country’s most exquisite culinary, to the fastest cars, deep historic roots and expositions...

Friuli Venezia Giulia region is located in the northeastern part of the country, bordering Slovenia, Austria, and the marine of the Adriatic Sea. The astonishing landscape of Corso mesa, enclosed by craggy peaks of Dolomite Mountains, lakes,...