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Maastricht is an energetic city, a source of inspiration that repeatedly ignites the desire to go back. Discover its medieval architecture, rich café and bar culture, and creative use of historic buildings. Stroll through flower-lined streets and enjoy life by the Maas.

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.

Almost 20,000 km separate the Arctic and the Antarctic, these two ends of the world facing each other at the poles of our beautiful Earth. The regions of the South and North Poles are often confused, yet each offers a unique natural spectacle with differences that go far beyond geographical location.

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.

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.

The comparison is daring, but no city north of the Alps offers seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites from Roman times. The Porta Nigra is often the starting point for a shopping experience with a touch of Dolce Vita — thanks to many stylish boutiques, restaurants, and hotels.  Ancient Heritage Pl...

It used to be said that the Eifel was only for older folks in shorts, sandals, and knee socks. Fortunately, this stereotype is outdated nowadays. Young people, walkers, and wellness fans have long since discovered the unique nature and diverse culture of this low mountain range.