Europe

Traveling in Europe is ideal, whether you’re traveling by car, train or plane. With an abundance of countries, cultures and landscapes within reach, Europe offers great diversity and versatility for everyone. Whether you’re interested in historic cities, natural beauty, culinary discoveries or art and culture, Europe has something for you.

Viðareiði, the northernmost village in the Faroe Islands

Viðareiði is a small village located on the island of Viðoy, in the northern part of the Faroe Islands. Like all the other Faroe Islands, Viðoy is breathtakingly beautiful, yet it has its own unique charm. Despite the island’s remote feel and location,…

Forest Lagoon Akureyri, geothermal spring in North Iceland

A trip to Iceland wouldn’t be complete without visiting a hot spring or an outdoor hot tub. During my stay in the north of Iceland, I discovered several geothermal baths, including the unique Forest Lagoon (Skógarböðin) in Akureyri. What makes this spa special?…

Beautiful places in the Lofoten islands, Norway

You probably know them: those stunning images of the Lofoten Islands in Norway. This archipelago consists of dozens of islands and is a true paradise for nature lovers, hikers and photographers. In Lofoten, you’ll find dramatic landscapes, idyllic villages and…

Villa Romana del Casale, Roman excavation site in Sicily

Are you touring eastern Sicily, already visited the ancient Greek theatre in Taormina and looking for more historical gems? Then be sure to visit Villa Romana del Casale. As the name suggests, this Roman villa dates back to ancient times…

The White Lotus (Season 2) filming locations in Sicily

You probably know it: The White Lotus. The HBO series about eccentric guests and staff at a luxurious hotel in a breathtaking location has become a massive hit. The second season was filmed in Sicily and if you’ve ever been to…

Heddal Stavkirke in Notodden; largest stave church in Norway

Heddal stave church (Heddal Stavkirke) is undoubtedly on your must-see list when visiting Norway. Located in the southern part of the country, in the region of Vestfold og Telemark, it is the largest stave church in Norway. This impressive example…

Tregaarden’s Julehus: Norway’s Christmas Shop, open 365 days a year

Crazy about Christmas? Then you simply have to visit a Christmas shop that’s open all year round. It’s such a fun experience to wander through a red-and-green themed store in the middle of summer, searching for ornaments and decorations! In Germany,…

Hamnøy: most photogenic fishing village in the Lofoten, Norway

One of the most iconic and photographed places in the Lofoten Islands is undoubtedly Hamnøy. This tiny fishing village is located in a stunning setting, nestled against the steep cliffs of the mountains on the southern part of the island of…

Visit the spectacular Saltstraumen, tidal current near Bodø in Norway

Are you near the city of Bodø during your trip through Norway? Then a visit to Saltstraumen is a must. This impressive tidal current, also known as a maelstrom, is located about 10 kilometers from Bodø, between the Saltenfjord and Skjerstadfjord.…

Kópakonan: The Seal Woman of Mikladalur, legend from the Faroe Island of Kalsoy

In Scandinavian countries, many old folk tales have been passed down through generations. These stories, known as sagas, often feature mysterious creatures and haunting legends. The Seal Woman of Mikladalur is one such saga; alongside the legend of Rasmus, a well-known tale…