Travel Guide
What are the most common tourist scams in Europe?
Europe is home to some of the most visited countries in the world. Its rich cultural heritage, cuisine, and way of life make the old continent a true magnet for tourists from all corners of the planet. Over 700 million people visited the continent in 2024! A trip to Europe doesn’t have to pose any particular danger; however, these incredible tourist influxes also attract all kinds of thieves and scammers.
Read MoreWhich European Countries Are the Most LGBTQ+-Friendly?
Europe may be just one continent. But with roughly 50 nations, over 150 culturally distinct groups, and over 200 languages spoken — it is a diverse one in every sense of the word. So when it comes to the LGBT community, both laws and points of view vary widely. And while some nations are leading the way with full legal protections and public acceptance, others are lagging behind.
Read More10 charming places to discover less than 100 km from Paris
City of Lights, city of love and romance, the World’s most popular tourist destination, the host of the Summer Games… Paris enjoys worldwide renown! But what would you say to a little escapade away from the French capital and its city craze? Oh not far, no further than 100 km, to discover other places, less famous but which still offer natural and cultural treasures. Of course some have already dared to wander off, getting their adrenaline and wonder rush at Disneyland Paris or walking around in Claude Monet’s gardens at Giverny but we want you to discover less touristy sites, lead you on the path not (or less) taken!
Read More7 tourist attractions to avoid in Europe and what to do instead?
The Eiffel Tower in Paris, the city walls of Dubrovnik, the Parliament in Budapest, the Trevi Fountain in Rome, and the Tower of London... These are all iconic attractions that have faltered at the thought of appearing in the dreaded ranking of the world's most disappointing tourist sites, published in March 2025.
Read MoreTraveling to Europe: Safety Tips
Europe may be the second-smallest continent on planet Earth. However, with roughly 50 nations and over 750 million people spread across just 10 million square kilometers, it’s also the world’s third most populous.
Read MoreEuropean Capitals of Culture 2025: our favorites in the 3 title cities
Unfamiliar with the concept of “European Capitals of Culture”? Those days are over! Find out what this prestigious title entails and what the winners of the 2025 selection have in store for you.
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