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Cyprus offers not only long sandy beaches, it’s also steeped in history. Churches, mosaics and castles witness to bygone centuries. Then there’s the modern Cyprus with tourist infrastructure and a huge waterpark.

Deserted beaches, dolphin-watching boat trips, medieval towns and a flourishing wine production all combine to make the Alentejo Region one of Portugal's most attractive travel destinations.

Loch Lomond is famed as Scotland’s most beautiful lake. Here, visitors can experience much of what Scotland is known for: scenic countryside, kilts, haggis and whisky.

The best way to experience Amsterdam like a local is on a bicycle. Visitors can ride past the most important sights in the Dutch capital.

The old town of Rennes boasts countless historical landmarks such as 15th century half-timbered buildings and the Saint-Pierre cathedral. At the same time, it’s a young city with a large student population.

This northern Italian city at the foot of the Alps is known for its historic center with its protected Upper City. Bergamo is also known for its culinary traditions, including polenta dishes and Stracciatella ice cream.

Culinary delights, climbing, skiing, hiking – even diving. Lucerne has lots to offer. 

The town lies nestled between the Swiss Alpine peaks and Lake Lucerne in central Switzerland.

Coimbra was once the capital of the kingdom of Portugal. The country’s first university was founded here in 1290. The city was considered an important cultural center, where old traditions were fostered.

In first days of spring, Majorca is the place to go to see blossoms. The almond trees are in bloom. Now their fragrance has been captured in a perfume. And there are many ideas, salty and sweet, for enjoying the nuts.

The Chartreuse Regional Nature Park in the northern French Prealps has a lot to offer. Tourists can explore the countryside on cultural heritage trails. One stop is the famous Grande Chartreuse monastery.