Adventures

On the Baltic Sea island of Usedom, the sun is a permanent guest. It shines on white, fine sandy beaches, thatched houses, reed-fringed lakes, dreamy villages, old amber and imperial baths, as well as the longest beach promenade in Europe for two thousand hours a year. And now it can be reached in a direct flight from Luxembourg. That is simply too tempting. Eyes closed, just listening to the surf.

Located barely a hundred kilometers from the Luxembourgish border, Nancy, the City of the Dukes, is a gem known for its artistic and historical wealth. Explore the city catering to history enthusiasts, art lovers, strollers, foodies, and music aficionados!

The Maramureş region in northwestern Romania is a mesmerising destination with its stunning forests, towering wooden churches, and the world's last steam forest railway, Mocănița. Explore this unspoiled natural paradise teeming with wildlife and embark on a journey of wonder aboard the iron beauty.

Discover the fascinating world of Steven Weinberg, a marine biologist and avid traveller, as he shares his adventures and insights while exploring the globe in his small, old car. Explore his unique journey through nature, landscapes, and encounters with people.

The tour following in the footsteps of Louis XIV takes visitors to Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Marly, and Versailles, exploring the historical sites and magnificent palaces and gardens.

When visiting the French parks, you can fully enjoy the benefits of mountains, sea, and vast natural spaces. Discover the diversity from the Alps to the Pyrenees, from the Cevennes to the Mediterranean. Immerse yourself in the captivating nature away from the tourist crowds.

From the 14th to the 16th century, the French kings resided on the banks of the Loire, where it was quieter than in "rebellious" Paris. A journey to the Loire Valley is synonymous with a journey into the past, to a time when the kings shaped France. Explore the magnificent and more discreet castles that have forever shaped history and landscape.

Embark on a culinary stroll in the fresh air to experience a concentrated dose of architectural history in just 48 hours, especially following in the footsteps of Victor Horta, the father of Brussels Art Nouveau architecture. In addition to the striking old town, Brussels boasts many other noteworthy but less visited places.