If you like medieval castles and ornate architecture, a trip to Europe is probably at the top of your wishlist right now.  However, given the rising crime in parts of Paris and the anti-tourist sentiment in Barcelona, we wouldn’t blame you for being hesitant about booking those flights. The Ministry of Interior confirmed certain offenses have …

Train travel is back en vogue in Europe, with numerous train routes launching simultaneously and demand for the railway having increased significantly. It seems as if travelers have had it with airports in general: from the stressful security check-up, to the long wait in line, and even the super-strict luggage rules low-cost carriers impose, it’s …

With temperatures rising across the pond and a new season of raging wildfires and unpleasantly hot temperatures looming, we wouldn’t blame you for considering giving Greece, Italy, Spain and the like a miss and heading somewhere a little cooler. Austria may be best known as a winter destination, thanks to its family-friendly ski resorts and …

Call it a direct effect of the climate urgency or simply nostalgia for the 20th century, but train travel has definitely made a triumphant comeback in Europe. There seems to be a new, exciting cross-border rail service being announced every month now. Following the new sleeper connecting as many as 7 historic cities and the …

Central Europe has always been a magnet for travelers looking to explore some of the continent’s greatest cultural and historical attractions. Fall, in particular, makes for the perfect time for a city break. The summer crowds have diminished, the prices have yet to reach peak winter season levels, and the weather is ideal for long …

Europe is everyone’s go-to destination for a journey to the past. A continent filled with historic medieval fortresses, centuries-old cobbled towns, and home to some of the most magnificent manmade structures of the Ancient World, it simply oozes culture. With so many incredible spots to pick from, we know it’s remarkably challenging to put together …

Europe’s enjoying a boom in travel this fall, with Americans looking to get away from their hectic work schedules to enjoy the majestic autumn landscapes of Europe.  While countries like Croatia and Portugal see record-breaking numbers of international visitors, you can experience charming Alpine vistas, picturesque castles, incredible wine, and some of Europe’s most beautiful …

With summer coming to an end, travelers are turning their eyes from tropical white-sand beaches to cooler, more culturally rich destinations that can still provide a sense of adventure.  That’s why many Central European nations climb to the top of every traveler’s bucket list during this time of year. However, there’s one country in particular …

As more and more women embark on solo trips, it’s becoming clear that most places around the world make great destinations for the solo female traveler. While some places might be safer or more budget-friendly than others, it goes without saying that the solo female travelers of today are able to handle themselves in any …

The Austrian capital of Vienna is an incredible destination to visit. Not only is it packed with historical and cultural attractions, but it also has a fun and hip vibe, efficient public transit, plenty of green space, and is a very safe city for tourists. Despite a population of nearly 2 million, Vienna feels more …

Austria has removed all of its Covid-related entry requirements – with travelers now able to enter the country just like pre-pandemic times. From 16 May, travelers are no longer required to present proof of their vaccination against Covid-19 – or recovery certificate – with all testing requirements having also been lifted. Yes, you heard that …

Once one of the hardest countries in Europe for Americans to get into, Austria is taking yet another huge step towards fully reopening for foreign visitors. From February 22, holding a recent negative Covid test will also be accepted as valid proof for entry, meaning all categories of travelers, including the unvaccinated, will be again …