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Europe Destinations
Beziers - This small provincial city oozes history and boasts and impressive number of attractions, including parks and gardens, museums, art galleries, theatres and bars, and restaurants serving delicious local cuisine. Why not take a trip along the stunning Canal du Midi?
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 Dubrovnik - The golden walled city of Dubrovnik is one of the most celebrated beauty spots of the Mediterranean. Beside the city of Dubrovnik in the area you can enjoy in the beauty of Elafiti islands, national park Mljet and many more.More than 40 Hotels - book now! | |
 Interlaken – what a wonderful world! It is
nothing extraordinary for a place to be on a river, a lake, or by the sea.
But that it is situated between two lakes is practically unique. |
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 Krakow represents a synthesis of all things Polish, connecting tradition with modernity. In the special atmosphere of the beautiful and mysterious streets of the Old Town and Kazimierz you will find everything you need to allow you to escape from everyday life. Galleries full of exhibitions, cafes, pubs and restaurants: all of this is an integral part of any visit to Krakow.Hotels Krakow | |
 Le MansAt the confluence of the Huisne and Sarthe Rivers, Le Mans is famous for the 24 Hours of Le Mans (the world’s biggest endurance race). Labelled City of Art and History, it offers one of the most amazing heritages in France. You can discover Saint-Julien cathedral which mixes Roman and Gothic styles, the Gallo-Roman walls and wooden houses, the Old Mans and its picturesque streets and Saint-Martin Priory. Hotels Le Mans | |
 LimogesFamous for its porcelain industry, the capital city of the Limousin region also has a very rich history which you may discover during a walk in the center where you will discover a cathedral, a medieval borough. Hotels Limoges | |
| Lucerne, capital of the Canton of Lucerne, is a main Swiss tourist destination in Central Switzerland and my hometown. | |
| Luxembourg - More than a stronghold of high finance, the capital of the Duchy of Luxembourg is a peaceful little provincial city set in the countryside. | |
| Montpellier - Montpellier is the capital of the Hérault department as well as the Languedoc-Rousillon region. | |
| Munich - Famous across the world for Oktoberfest, when the city is flooded with more than six million litres of beer, Munich is also home to all things German and is the best place to sample everything from lederhosen to nude sunbathing in the Englischer Garten! | |
| Nantes, no doubt the French city that has most changed in the past century, is in the spotlight now. | |
| Narbonne - Narbonne is still a very traditional and beautiful town in which to stay with the Canal du Robine (which joins the Canal du Midi) running through the centre of town and edged with shady plane trees and a profusion of flowers, shops, bars and restaurants. | |
 Newquay - surf capital of Britain, a best loved destination for family holidays, food lovers paradise - whatever you want from a UK holiday,
Newquay's got it! With a great selection of hotels across Newquay you can enjoy a well deserved seaside break!
More than 25 Hotels - book now!
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| Nîmes, with its Roman and Spanish influences, near the Camargue and the Cevennes regions, belonging at once to the Languedoc and to Provence, is a city of many accents. For over 2000 years, it has been shaped by the sun of the south of France, the winds and the many different influences. | |
 Nürnberg - Visitors to Nuremberg, a lively city with a medieval feel, will find evidence of its 950-year history at every turn.
More than 110 Hotels - book now!
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| Oslo is the capital of Norway with approximately 500.000 inhabitants, or a little over 10% of the country's total population. About one third of the total population of the country lives around the Oslo Fjord area | |
| Perpignan (Region of France : Languedoc-Roussillon) - Perpignan is the capital of the Pyrenees-Orientales department of the south of France. Only 40km from the Spanish border and 13km from the Mediteranean sea. | |
| Pisa - The 14th-century Romanesque Leaning Tower is of course Pisa’s main attraction (it has 294 stairs) and really seems to overturn any moment. | |
| Porto - Portugal's second largest city and economic capital of the north, Porto has not only lent its name to some of the finest wines in the world, it is also one of the most picturesque and delightful cities in existence today. | |
 Pula, lively town close to the south western coast of Sardinia, just 33 km from Cagliari. In this unique area you can admire the beaches from Santa Margherita to Chia, ride on the beautiful seaside road to Capo Teulada and Sant’Antioco, or explore the natural parks of Piscina Manna and Santadi. In Summer the Roman Theatre of Nora hosts an important art festival. Due to the soil fertility and the climate mildness Pula is well renowned for its wine, olive oil and tomatoes production.Hotels Pula | |
 Quiberon - Quiberon is the port where ferries will take you to the Belle Ile and other islands in the Golfe du Morbihan, and it is situated at the end of a 14km peninsula south of Carnac. The port itself has a lively atmosphere and the coastline is rugged and wild on the ocean side, and has sheltered sandy beaches on the eastern side.More than 15 Hotels - book now! | |
| Salzburg - Dreaming spires, green hills and romantic gardens – the city's attractions are loved by millions of visitors from all over the World starving for Salzburg sightseeing. | |
| Sete is a small port on the southern coast of France that time seems to have passed by. Its size prevents the larger cruise ships from stopping there, and as a result, it retains a charm and an unspoiled quality | |
 Siena - Tucked into the heart of Tuscany, Siena is a medieval, walled city that just oozes with charm. Upon entering the city, you will notice that the streets are lined with colorful banners. The symbols on the banners represent each of the seventeen city wards that participate in the Palio, Siena’s famous horse race. Each ward enters ten horses and riders. The parades and pageantry is concentrated on the Piazza del Campo, the fan-shaped, coved plaza in the center of Siena. The Palio is held every year on July 2 and August 16.
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 Stockholm - Stockholm is made up of 14 small islands connected by waterways. The water is so fresh and clean you can fish or swim anywhere in the city! With 30% of the city made up of water and another 30% made up of greenland it’s one of the cleanest and freshest places to visit in Europe..More than 100 Hotels - book now! | |
| Strasbourg (Region of France : Alsace) - Its river port and its university, its cathedral and its museums, its "Grande Île" and its gastronomy attract visitors from all over the Continent every year. Strasbourg also constitutes an ideal starting point for exploring the splendours of Alsace: Colmar, the Route des Vins (wine route) and Route des Crêtes (mountain road)! | |
| Toulouse, known as the Ville Rose ("Pink City") for its distinctive brick architecture, is host to a rich and diverse culture. | |
| Valencia - Spain's third largest city, with over one million inhabitants, Valencia is a skilful blend of tradition and modernity | |
York (United
Kingdom) - From its cobbled streets and boutique shops to fantastic
night life and famous horse racing, York is steeped in history and has
something for everyone.More than 50 Hotels - book now! |
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| Zermatt, a resort like no other - Set in a stunning natural location beneath the Matterhorn | |
 Zurich - Switzerland's financial centre - is the largest city in the country. Zurich is a busy, bustling metropolis, offering the warmest of welcomes to guests from all over the world. Zurich has everything that art enthusiasts, gourmets and romantics love: top museums, exclusive galleries, trendy restaurants and cool bars. Plus a wealth of old world charm, an Alpine panorama, and one of Switzerland's most beautiful lakes. It all adds up to the global city with the highest quality of life.Hotels Zurich - Shopping Zurich |
Azores
Blackpool - Blackpool is Britain’s most popular holiday destination and provides more thrills and excitement than any other.
Cadaques - Once a quiet fishing village and later a haven for artists, the place now attracts tourists, and for a good reason. This seaside town is loaded with charm. Take a stroll along the beach and head either toward Santa Maria Church or along a curving road where stairways lead to secluded nooks and crannies ideal for sunbathing.
Cambrils, situated at the heart of the Costa Dorada, is the gastronomic capital of Catalonia. The seaside resort owes this recognition to its agricultural hinterland but also to its port, a veritable fishpond for local restaurateurs.