Europe Archives - Page 6 of 8 - Travel Trek and Tour

It was easy to be charmed by Glasgow, where every corner reveals a pub with a storied history or ingenious work of contemporary art.

The Dutch genius is clear when you see the scale of planning it took for 17th-century canals and homes to be built on land from the sea.

Whether you’re heading to the White Isle or want to enjoy quieter areas of the island, you’ll need to know which Ibiza beaches are the best.

Nestled between Italy, Austria, Croatia and Hungary is one of the most beautiful and yet relatively unknown European gems, Slovenia.

Belgium is all about indulgence, whether it is in food, history, beer or architecture, France’s northern neighbour is worthy of exploring.

The best surprise of the Normandy trip was the drive through the rolling hills and dotted farm houses that encapsulate the entire region.

Seaside recreation is thriving in Normandy; the soldiers who liberated it would be pleased to see that all is back as it should be.

It is no surprise that Vienna topped the 2010 Mercer consulting group’s annual Quality of Living survey of world cities.

Ski touring in Italy is highly civilized and geared to a broad cross-section of skiers.

Faithful to the best kind of stereo-types, Italy was full of enthusiastic people, beautiful architecture, amazing wine and superb espresso.