Planning a trip to Ebeltoft? This guide shows you how to get to Djursland’s most charming town, plus the best things to do once you’re there – stroll the cobbled streets, visit the Glass Museum and explore nearby Mols Bjerge National Park and its beautiful coastal trails.

Visit one of Denmark’s most historic and cultural cities. This Horsens travel guide explains how to get there, what to see, where to eat and which attractions are worth visiting – from the former state prison and fjord area to museums, parks and day trips in East Jutland.

Heading to “Cold Hawaii”? This guide to Klitmøller covers everything you need – how to get there, the best surf spots and what to do in and around Denmark’s surf capital. Includes seasonal tips, accommodation recommendations and ideas for exploring the North Jutland coast.

Discover why Løkken is one of Denmark’s most underrated beach destinations. Find out how to get there, where to stay and the top things to do – including endless white-sand beaches, bathing houses, WWII bunkers and nearby coastal hikes. Perfect for a laid-back North Jutland getaway.

Plan the perfect trip to Skagen, Denmark’s northernmost town. Learn how to get there, the best beaches to visit, where to stay and what to see – including Grenen, the Sand-Covered Church and the town’s colourful yellow houses. Ideal for summer holidays and coastal photography.

Gamla Stan, which translates to 'The Old Town', sits in the center of Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. It is a quintessential example of old Swedish architecture, especially in the main square of Stortorget. The island itself is home to landmarks such the Stockholm Cathedral, the Nobel Museum, and the Riddarholm church, as well as the Royal Palace. Gamla Stan is an absolute must see while you are visiting Stockholm

Vík í Mýrdal, also known as Vik, is the Southernmost village in Iceland. It is a common stop on a road trip through the Southern coast of Iceland. It is known for its black sand beach and rock formation off its coastline called Reynisdrangar. Around these sea stacks also sits Reynisfjara beach, a popular tourist site. It faces a constant threat of volcanic eruption from the nearby volcano called Katla. Vik is a must see village while on your trip to Iceland.

Slovenia is a country that boasts more than 500 castles due to its long and storied history. The best way to see many of them is to take a road trip through the country, orchestrating stop offs to see each one. Some of the castles I managed to see in my travels include Ljubljana Castle, Ptuj Castle, Maribor Castle, Žovnek Castle, Celje Castle, and Branik/Rihemberk Castle.

Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon is one of the most popular spots in Iceland. It sits near the Vatnajökull National Park in southeastern Iceland. It is known for having icebergs of various sizes from the Breiðamerkurjökull Glacier flowing in and out of the Atlantic Ocean. Fellsfjara is the nearby black sand beach where you will find many of these icebergs beached. This is a must see in Iceland!

The Swedish capital of Stockholm is situated accross a 14-island archipelago. The island of Djurgården, translated to 'Animal Garden', was once where the Royal Family kept their animals. In fact, King John III in the 16th century kept deer, elk and reindeer there. The island is also home to the Gröna Lund amusement park, as well as the ABBA and Vasa Museums that are worth seeing.

Seixal is a small town on the Northern Coast of Madeira, an autonomous region of Portugal. The seaside village is perched on a peninsula that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean. Home to a population of just 656, its beach, Porto de Abrigo do Seixal beach, is well known. Natural swimming pools can also be found here and kayaks are able to be rented out.

Malta is an archipelago in Southern Europe and has been inhabited since 5900 BC. Its location in the Mediterranean has made it a historically significant site of strategic important. It has a population of half a million and is the 10th smallest country by area. Use this guide as a crash course into the cities of Valletta and Mdina, as well as Gozo, Comino, and Malta Islands.

Mdina is a fortified city located in the Northern part of Malta and served as the capital until the medieval period. No cars are allowed in Mdina, giving it the nickname the 'Silent City'. In addition to the city walls, other attractions in Mdina that are worth seeing include Mdina Gate, St. Paul's Cathedral and Catacombs, Palazzo Vilhena and Falson, and St. Agatha's and St. Nicholas' Chapels.

Valletta is the capital city of Malta and the Southernmost European capital. The city was successfully defended in the 16th century from the Ottoman Empire by Jean Parisot de Valette, with whom the city is named after. The city boasts elements of Baroque, Mannerist, Neo-Classical and Modern architecture. Be sure to check out Fort Manoel, the Grand Harbor, and the Upper Barrakka Gardens.

Galway is the 4th largest city in Ireland whose origins date back to 1124. Popularized by the Ed Sheeran song 'Galway Girl', the city is located on the western coast of Ireland and is perfect for a weekend getaway. Notable attractions include Galway Cathedral, Galway River Corrib Quay, the Spanish Arch, Eyre Square, Menlo Castle, the Claddagh, the Long Walk.

My time in Brussels was too short. I tried to see as much as I could. Some of my favorite places were Royal Palace of Brussels and Brussels Park, Atomium, the Castles of Laeken and Karreveld, the Chinese and Japanese Pagodas, Pannenhuis, the Triumphal Arch, and the Royal Gallery of Saint Hubert. recommend three days in Brussels and also taking day trips to the nearby cities of Bruges and Lille!

The Balkan Peninsula, or the Balkans, are a geographic area in Southern Europe, composed of countries with geographical and historical ties. The countries that make up the Balkans are generally noted to be Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Greece, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Turkey, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, and Slovenia.

Albania is located in Southeastern Europe, next to the Adriatic and Ionian seas, and share borders with Greece, North Macedonia, and Montenegro. Initially settled by Greek colonies, Albania became independent in 1912. As a developing country, it is an official candidate for European Union membership. My time here took me through Tirana, Shkodër, Theth, Berat, Vlorë, Borsh, and Gjirokaster.