Sleeper trains may be the ultimate loophole as a hotel on rails, but they’re not for everyone. Part of the allure of train travel is snagging a window seat and watching the world whiz by. That’s a lot more challenging at night; hence, sleeper trains have become the norm, especially across Europe. 2 of Europe’s …

Fall is fast approaching, and if you’re planning on flying overseas to Europe for some sun and culture, the Mediterranean is likely where you’ll be headed. Sadly, the days of the Med being calmer and quieter in the off-season are long gone: from the trendy holiday islands of Mallorca and Santorini to the cruising hubs …

When you think of France, you probably think of Paris. Sadly, so does every other tourist heading to the country of croissants and culture. Which means Paris is almost always full of visitors. But if you’re looking for a French city with a more authentic and laidback vibe that’s still packed with things to see …

With crowds starting to dissipate across Europe and prices finally dropping after a long summer of inflated rates, you may be pondering whether this fall is the right time to finally go on that long-awaited trip across the pond. The answer is yes: not only is it far less busy, but the weather is far …

France or Italy-bound travelers this summer, rejoice! A historic train is being reactivated between the sisterly nations. It will connect the most beautiful coastal zones in both countries and make it easier for passengers to commute from the French Riviera to the Italian Riviera and back without any transfers. Previously, those traveling from Nice, the capital …

With its ancient cities dating back thousands of years, unspoiled beaches–with views towards beautiful castles and pastel-colored towns–and balmy weather, the Mediterranean is the go-to destination for those seeking culture and relaxation this summer. If you’re planning on going on a little Med getaway soon, but you live across the pond in the United States, you may …

Greece, Portugal and Spain may be more popular island getaways, but why not France? Many vacationers opt for the famous French Riviera and it’s not only Hollywood’s elite attending the world-renowned Cannes Film Festival. Between Marseille, Nice, Cannes, and among many others forming a treasure trove of paradisal beaches dotting the scenic coastline. Located just …

France is among the most visited countries in the world, having hosted over 100 million guests in 2023 alone––I live in Paris myself, and let me tell you, it feels incredibly busy year-round, whether it’s the Olympics or not, summer or winter. Despite being ultra-popular, France is not exactly cheap to travel to. Consumer prices …

With temperatures rising dangerously across much of Europe this summer, reaching an unpleasant 100°F and higher in parts of Spain and Greece, demand for more Northerly destinations, where the heat isn’t as oppressive, keeps mounting. Previously ignored by sunseekers, Scandinavia, the Baltics and the British Isles are all rising as alternatives to the sun-scorched Mediterranean, …

For better or worse, Paris is having quite a year. First, the French icon was dethroned by Istanbul as the most visited city in the world, and now they have fallen out of the top 3 entirely. Followed by the looming Olympics as the City of Light lays down their welcome mats to the world …

France is the most visited country worldwide, easily surpassing Spain, Italy and Mexico. Last year alone, it hosted over 100 million guests, who flocked from all over the globe to see the Eiffel Tower sparkle at night or marvel at the regal opulence of palaces like Versailles. I live here, in Paris specifically, and I …

Famous for its turquoise waters, pastel-colored towns straddling the Mediterranean, and irresistible vintage charm, the French Riviera is one of the top summer destinations in Europe, up there with Italy’s trendy Amalfi and the paradisiacal Greek islands. Something most Americans don’t know, however, is that they can fly nonstop to what’s arguably the prettiest town …