The charming town of Alassio on the Italian Riviera, surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, is the ideal place to relax on the Mediterranean. A mild ...climate, fine sandy beaches and 300 days of sunshine await you. Alassio is simply très chic, in bella Liguria. see more

A city-trip to Amsterdam has something for everyone. Whether you're exploring the city by bike or visiting museums, Amsterdam will enchant you with much ...more than bikes, tulips and clogs. A tolerant, cosmopolitan and uncomplicated city - and therefore definitely the right address for your next city break by train! Let us advise you and book one of our supervised hotels in the centre of Amsterdam, including rail travel. A city-trip to the Dutch capital is always something special. see more

A cosmopolitan city with the charm of a village - that's what the Antwerpers call their city. Go on a journey of discovery and find out why.

Explore one of Germany's oldest towns along the Romantic Road and be enchanted by its rich past and vibrant present.

During the summer, Berlin is the perfect destination for a memorable city break - easily accessible by train and full of exciting contrasts. Germany's ...capital shows its liveliest side in summer: whether it's impressive sights such as the Brandenburg Gate, trendy neighborhoods in Kreuzberg or relaxing hours at the lidos and on the Spree. Culture fans enjoy open-air concerts, museums and festivals in the open air, while connoisseurs get their money's worth at street food markets and mild movie nights. Summer in Berlin combines urban diversity with relaxation and is ideal for anyone who wants to travel spontaneously and environmentally friendly. Berlin - cosmopolitan, inspiring and always worth a visit! see more

History, culture, numerous sights and excellent cuisine. All this awaits you on a city trip to Bologna. The oldest university city in the western world is ...located at the foot of the Apennines between the Reno and Savena rivers and is the capital of the Emilia-Romagna region and the province of Bologna. The journey by train takes just under five hours. Direct train from Zurich main station or various daily connections with a change in Milan. see more

Welcome to Bremerhaven - a city that combines tradition and modernity in a unique way. Situated directly on the North Sea, Bremerhaven offers its guests an ...exciting mix of maritime flair, cultural highlights and historical sights. Whether you are interested in shipping, history or simply a relaxing stay by the water, Bremerhaven has something for everyone. see more

Wrocław is one of the oldest cities in Poland. It has a rich history and an unmistakable flair. The almost 1,000 gnomes scattered throughout the city, each ...with their own story, add to its quirky charm. The beauty is definitely worth a visit. Whether you want to explore the top sights, spend quality time with your family or be active, or immerse yourself in the cultural scene at one of the many venues, Wrocław invites you to discover its multifaceted personality. see more

An entire city center as a UNESCO World Heritage Site: you don't need more reasons to visit Bruges. But of course there are also the picturesque canals, ...the delicious chocolates and the top-class museums. Lovers of music and architecture are also drawn to the Concertgebouw. Bruges' concert hall is as impressive for its appearance as it is for its varied program. And then there is the De Halve Maan brewery, which transports its beer through the city using its own pipeline. see more

The marvellously vibrant Brussels, capital of Europe, beer and chocolates. The home of Art Nouveau, numerous art treasures and monuments. You do need some time ...to discover all the advantages of this cosmopolitan city. It's definitely worth choosing the Belgian metropolis for your next city break by train and letting yourself drift through the historic streets of the city up to the 102 metre high Atomium during an unforgettable stay. see more

Experience maritime charm and unforgettable moments at the North Sea spa town of Büsum, the third-largest holiday destination on the Schleswig-Holstein coast, ...located directly at the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site of the Wadden Sea. At the picturesque harbor, watch ships and fishing boats come and go, see freshly caught seafood being processed, and savor delicious prawns or freshly caught fish at one of the local restaurants. Discover one of the region’s most modern beaches: a 2.7-kilometer mix of grassy and sandy beach, along with the family-friendly Perlebucht lagoon, makes Büsum the perfect destination for a North Sea vacation that delights all your senses. see more

The capital of Lower Normandy, Caen recounts the glorious times of William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy and later King of England, through its castle, the ...Abbey of Men and the Abbey of Women. As for the Caen Memorial, it bears poignant witness to the bloody Battle of Normandy and the Allied landings on the surrounding beaches on the night of 5 to 6 June 1944. see more

Welcome to Camogli, a charming fishing village on the breathtaking Ligurian coast that is like a well-kept secret just waiting for you to discover it. Nestled ...between the green hills and the azure sea, Camogli enchants with its authentic atmosphere and a wealth of historical and cultural treasures. see more

Colmar is a pretty little town whose cobbled streets and half-timbered houses decorated with gables are well preserved. These colorful half-timbered houses are ...reflected in the canals of the Little Venice, which you can admire on a boat trip. Colmar is the capital of Alsatian wines and offers gourmets, foodies and beer lovers everything their hearts desire. see more

Characterized by a cheerful and uncomplicated atmosphere. Trendy, traditional, cozy and a disarming, cosmopolitan way of enjoying life. Everything that is fun ...is allowed. From the fairytale castle to the mermaid, from the cozy harbor district to the enchanting Tivoli: Copenhagen welcomes you with Nordic charm. see more

Welcome to Cuxhaven - the enchanting town on the North Sea, where maritime tradition meets a fresh sea breeze. Whether as a destination for a relaxing beach ...holiday, a discovery tour through the history of shipping or an unforgettable nature experience - Cuxhaven enchants its visitors. see more

Gdansk, the city by the sea. The harbour city is located on the Baltic Sea and is one of the most populous cities in Poland. It is full of history and is ...waiting to be discovered by you. The old trading city of the Hanseatic League was once one of the largest and richest cities in Europe. A place where the Second World War began and the social movement that overthrew communism in Eastern Europe originated. The streets of the old town will make you feel like you're in Amsterdam, and not without reason. And you'll see some fascinating museums, including one housed in a huge post-industrial shipyard. Separately, we'll take you directly to the spa atmosphere of Sopot and the modernist city of Gdynia by high-speed train. see more

Deauville is the chic resort of Normandy, the Saint-Tropez of the Côte Fleurie. With its famous beaches and grand hotels, it attracts celebrities not just ...during the American Film Festival. Its neighbour, Trouville, is a more authentic family resort. Together, these two charming destinations offer a privileged holiday setting, vast beaches and pretty timber-framed houses. see more

Dijon is the perfect destination for a city break by train. Its name evokes the famous vineyards on its doorstep, mustard and gingerbread. But the former ...capital of the Dukes of Burgundy has much more to offer. Its historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a treasure trove of wonders, so take the time to discover them! see more

Whether dreamy in the Semperoper, on a shopping spree, cozy in the beer garden on the banks of the Elbe or simply ecstatic about the baroque beauty - a city ...trip to Dresden offers something for every taste. see more

The special appeal and charm of the lovable state capital on the Rhine will surprise you with its many facets and faces. Whether by bike or on foot, there are ...many ways to explore Düsseldorf in an environmentally friendly way! Exciting city tours show you the green corners of the city, away from the main shopping streets you will find handmade unique items and innovative products and many restaurants in Düsseldorf are committed to using regional, seasonal and vegan ingredients. see more

Florence is not only an important art metropolis, the queen of Italy's cities also has a lot to offer in terms of cuisine.  There is a lot to see in ...Florence. Particularly worth seeing are the Piazza delle Signoria, the square in the historic center, the cathedral, the Ponte and Palazzo Vecchio, the Uffizi Gallery, Piazzale Michelangelo and the oldest pharmacy in Europe, the Farmacia di Santa Maria Novella. You should definitely visit these places on your city break. The historic center of the city of millions was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982. see more

The second largest North Sea island, in the middle of the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park, offers a magnificent variety of experiences for families ...and individual travellers alike. Also known as the ‘green island’, Föhr enchants with kilometres of sandy beaches, idyllic villages and a unique Frisian culture. Experience the maritime flair of the North Sea, enjoy long walks on the dyke and be enchanted by the beauty of the thatched old estates in the villages. Föhr offers the perfect combination of high-quality enjoyment, exciting tradition and relaxation - ideal for unforgettable holidays. see more

Picturesque half-timbered houses in the old town near the Römer, historical sights, the Zeil shopping street, over twenty museums and much more invite you to ...enjoy. see more

Why wander into the distance, if the good is so close. A city break to Freiburg im Breisgau, in the middle of the Black Forest, is just the thing.

Genoa, a city full of fascination - not only because of its port, but also because of its incomparable location on the gulf of the same name. Genoa has just ...under 600,000 inhabitants and its Mediterranean climate, Italian flair and culinary delights make it a typical Italian city. see more

Almost a third of Ghent's 265,000 inhabitants are students. So it's no wonder that the city is young and innovative despite its historic backdrop. ...Regional, sustainable and veggie cuisine is a top priority. Time-honored buildings such as the Grafenburg, the Belfry and the cathedral can be enjoyed on a stroll along the canals. This is best done in the dark, when the Ghent lighting plan comes into play and everything is atmospherically illuminated. The highlight at the end: the Lamb of God Altar by the Van Eyck brothers is a must-see during any visit to Ghent. see more

Discover one of Austria's most diverse cities: Whether shopping in the trendy designer district, Styrian delicacies in the pleasure capital or beach ...concert on the Mur - everything is possible in Graz. see more

Shrill, cool and adventurous, the green metropolis on the water presents itself with more bridges than Venice. Chic and noble shopping streets, art, theater, ...music, numerous museums and eroticism, this is the fascinating harbor city in the north. see more

Royal gardens, relaxation by the Maschsee lake, unique views from the dome of the town hall, fascinating animal worlds, historic buildings in the old town. ...These are just some of the highlights that Hanover has to offer. The unique Herrenhausen Gardens offer garden art in perfection. The pedestrian zone impresses with its metropolitan flair. In the old town, guests can stroll through medieval alleyways or relax in one of the many cafés. see more

What makes Heidelberg so enchanting is the harmony of an ancient city on the river, surrounded by mountains, forests and vineyards. Heidelberg's townscape ...is dominated by the imposing castle ruins and intellectually shaped by Germany's oldest university. You'll swear by this city if, in the evening, you sit down in a student bar in old Heidelberg to enjoy a glass of Baden wine, or eat a refreshing ice cream in one of the street restaurants. see more

Husum offers plenty to discover and promises unforgettable experiences. Visit the historic house and the charming little museum of the renowned poet Theodor ...Storm, which provides a fascinating glimpse into his life and work. For nature lovers, nearby Nordstrand is the perfect starting point for coastal hikes or leisurely bike tours through picturesque landscapes. see more

Stroll to the «Goldenen Dachl» (the Golden Roof) and the Imperial Hofburg. Visit the newly renovated Tyrolean Folk Art Museum and stroll comfortably through ...the Hofgarten in Innsbruck. see more

Klagenfurt, Austria's Mediterranean Renaissance city, is the provincial capital of Carinthia with a beguiling dolce vita feeling that you can't ...escape. see more

As one of Denmark's oldest cities, Kolding offers a wonderful mix of historical sights, modern art galleries and picturesque surroundings. Here you can ...experience the diversity of Danish culture, relax in nature and discover fascinating art and history. see more

Krakow is a unique monument. It attracts visitors with the charm of its old town houses and alleyways, where life pulsates as it once did. Numerous towers and ...façades from different eras make the cityscape an impressive place steeped in history. The city has more than 1,000 years of history, several hundred thousand inhabitants who love their home above all else and are connected to every stone in its centre, as well as countless alleyways, pubs and inconspicuous places that are waiting to be discovered by you! This is the place where the history of Poland was written, but also one of the most important cultural centres in Central Europe. Sometimes provincial, sometimes cosmopolitan, sometimes conservative, sometimes progressive, sometimes immersed in the bourgeois ethos, sometimes on the run from it - let yourself be carried away by the atmosphere of the Polish ‘eternal city’ and spend a few days there in peace and quiet, off the beaten tourist track! see more

La Spezia, the city with its many green spaces, is located on the Riviera di Levante in Liguria and just a few kilometers from Tuscany. The train will take you ...straight to the sea. You will be enchanted by the rocky beaches, the small bays and the steel-blue sea. The coastal town with almost 200,000 inhabitants is the starting point for the Cinque Terre with its 5 picturesque villages, which you can easily reach by train from La Spezia. see more

This diverse city in eastern Germany combines history, culture and modern urban flair in a unique way. With its historical charm, which is characterised by ...magnificent buildings, large parks and traditional squares, the city is a real gem for explorers and culture vultures. see more

Linz surprises, inspires and changes: whether at meetings with people, on a ship on the Danube, at wonderful concerts or when you experiment in the museums. ...Once you immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere, you will always return fascinated. What makes Linz different from other cities is its unique character and constant development. At the same time, people are always at the heart of the UNESCO City of Media Arts. see more

Locarno exudes the charm and atmosphere of the Italian Riviera, inviting you to stroll beneath the palm trees along the picturesque lakeside promenade. Here, ...you can indulge in the art of dolce far niente while sipping a glass of Boccalino Merlot on the lively Piazza Grande. The old town is brimming with surprises, featuring historic churches, grand mansions and narrow, winding streets, all set against the backdrop of the sacred mountain, home to the pilgrimage church of Madonna del Sasso. Notably, Locarno holds the title of Switzerland's sunniest town. The energetic Piazza Grande serves as the cultural heartbeat of Locarno, hosting numerous artistic performances throughout the year. Whether you're attending the world-famous Moon and Stars open-air festival in early July, the renowned film festival in August, or simply browsing the bustling weekly Thursday market, there's always something exciting happening here. For a truly unforgettable experience, take the Centovalli train to Locarno. This nostalgic journey offers gorgeous views as you travel through idyllic villages, across stunning bridges, along deep gorges and through lush vegetation. This train ride sets the stage for a delightful stay in Locarno that you won't soon forget. see more

There is something magical about London. No matter how many times you've been there, city breaks to London never go out of fashion. The city is constantly ...reinventing itself, so you'll discover something new every time you visit. London is always good for a surprise. The Thames city is a trendsetter and a benchmark for fashion, art, design and gastronomy. London is a vibrant city, so you won't be bored at any time of year! We have hotels in all price categories at the best daily rates. Since 1994, it has also been possible to travel to the British Isles by train via Paris using the underwater tunnel. see more

The traffic-free, historic city centre of Lugano with its stunning Lombard-style architecture, exclusive museums, serene lake with mountain views beckons ...visitors to explore, experience and savour the art of dolce far niente - the sweetness of doing nothing Swiss-style. This enchanting city has captivated famous figures like Paul Klee, Franz Kafka, Hermann Hesse and even Giacomo Casanova, all drawn by its charm and allure. The journey to Ticino by train is an unforgettable experience in itself, offering panoramic views that set the stage for the Mediterranean magic of the region. With its stunning landscapes and irresistible atmosphere, Ticino promises a blissful escape that will leave you hooked.   see more

Welcome to the Allgäu, one of the most enchanting regions in Germany! Here, where the majestic Alps meet gentle hills, idyllic mountain lakes and picturesque ...villages, you will experience the pure beauty of nature and the warm hospitality of a region that perfectly combines tradition and a modern way of life. Spend your holiday in this jewel on the border of Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, not far from Lake Constance, in the midst of the beautiful Allgäu foothills of the Alps. A trip to the Allgäu is definitely worth it! see more

It's not just a shopping mecca. The "secret capital" offers a diversity of famous monuments, impressive art, top music and romantic squares. Milan ...is a paradise for fans of Italian cuisine, fashion lovers and shopaholics. With its world-renowned art treasures and romantic squares, Milan is the ideal destination for your next city break. see more

Bella Figura - what is produced in Modena is top class. The viscous balsamic vinegar, bright red Ferraris, elegant Maseratis, Lambrusco, etc. Modena boasts a ...beautiful old town, delicious Italian specialties of the highest quality, art and opera music. The Teatro Communale, for example, commemorates one of the city's sons: Luciano Pavarotti. The Torre Ghirlandina probably offers the best view of the city. The tower is almost 90 meters high and can be climbed via a spiral staircase. The view is not to be missed. see more

Come to the Bavarian capital of Munich and experience its culture, history and lively atmosphere up close! A trip here is worthwhile at any time of ...year. Immerse yourself in the fascinating culture, history and lively atmosphere of the Bavarian capital. An adventure awaits you here at any time of year. Discover one of the numerous museums in the art metropolis or visit BMW Welt at the Olympic Park. There is something for every taste here. Come to Munich and experience the Bavarian way of life at first hand. see more

The capital of the Côte d'Azur offers the great charm of a city with its feet in the water: The azure sky merges with the blue of the Mediterranean. The ...Promenade des Anglais, the flower market, the culinary delights and the southern flair: a weekend in Nice feels like a holiday! see more

The No. 1 thalassotherapy island in Europe. Norderney lies in the middle of the Wadden Sea. Those who come to the island feel the pulse of the tides, become ...part of the play of the elements, find freedom, peace - and often find themselves again. As one of the most famous East Frisian islands, Norderney not only offers breathtaking scenery, but also a perfect combination of relaxation, recreation and a wide range of leisure activities. see more

Bavaria's second largest city, Nuremberg, awaits visitors with its fascinating history, medieval half-timbered buildings and world-famous culinary ...delights. see more

Odense, the home of the famous storyteller Hans Christian Andersen is one of the oldest cities in Denmark! In Odense you will find historic streets, impressive ...sights and a unique flair that combines past and present in a marvellous way. The birthplace of Andersen has a particularly magical atmosphere, making it a perfect destination for culture and history enthusiasts. see more

Paris, the city of love! A city trip to Paris is a must because of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre or Notre Dame, its cultural and entertainment attractions, ...shopping, gastronomy or Paris by Night. We love Paris! And of course, to get to Paris, we opt for the train! see more

Parma is delicious, cozy, musical and very green. Culturally, Parma has a lot to offer, as it is the home of Giuseppe Verdi and Arturo Toscanini. Parma is ...still an insider tip if you are looking for fascinating places with a long history, interesting sights and excellent cuisine. Parma's main sights include the cathedral square from the Middle Ages, the Teatro Regio and the Palazzo Pilotta complex. Many of Parma's sights date back to the time of the Farnese and Bourbon duchies. The Palazzo della Pilotta was the secular center of power in Parma. The Teatro Farneses is located on the 1st floor of the Palazzo della Pilotta. On the right-hand side of the palazzo is the Teatro Regio, where the Verdi Festival takes place every year. Verdi is probably the most famous composer in Italy. see more

Piacenza, the "pretty one", is a real insider tip off the beaten tourist track. The city lies between the river Po and the Appenine mountain range and ...its unique microclimate is home to the world-famous pancetta, coppa and Salame Piacentino products, which are simply delicious. The city also has a lot to offer in terms of culture. The Palazzo Farnese and its museums are a must-see. Carriage museum, weapons museum, glass and ceramics, sculptures, medieval frescoes, art gallery where you can marvel at Botticelli's Tondo and the archaeological museum. Piacenza is also known as "the city of 100 churches", and there is indeed a church to be discovered on almost every corner as you explore the city. see more

Discover the fascinating city of Pisa in Tuscany - famous for the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa and rich in cultural treasures. A city trip to Pisa offers ...a perfect combination of history, architecture and Italian flair. In addition to the famous Piazza dei Miracoli with the cathedral, the Baptistery and the Camposanto, charming alleyways, lively squares and culinary delights await you. Whether for a short holiday or as part of a tour of Tuscany - Pisa will delight you with its unique sights and unmistakable charm. see more

The city on the Vltava River not only inspired the famous composer Bedřich Smetana, but also delights visitors from all over the world with its historical ...monuments and fascinating architecture. You can experience Prague at a slower pace in the suburbs of Letná, Vinohrady and Smíchov, for example. Find your own personal favourite places in Prague. Prague is simply magical, with so much culture and a beautiful Old Town. see more

The city of mosaics is a little-known jewel in the crown of northern Italy, but its incredible beauty will win you over.The ancient imperial city, just a few ...kilometres from the wide sandy beaches of the Adriatic. Ravenna - a city that was capital 3 times: first of the Western Roman Empire, then of the Goth king Theodoric the Great and finally of the Byzantine Empire. see more

Riccione combines trendiness, elegance and joie de vivre in a vibrant atmosphere that is complemented by a six-kilometer-long beach and an impressive water ...park.   see more

Cool, modern, 15 kilometres of beautiful beaches and a picturesque old town with a considerable number of sights. Start your "Estate a Rimini" directly ...with a train journey to the sea - sustainably and comfortably. see more

All roads lead to Rome! Whether by train or plane, a city trip to Rome is a must. A visit to Rome is like a journey back in time from modern times to the past. ...Have fun!A walk through Rome by night is a magical moment that you should definitely not miss. see more

Let us invite you to one of Germany's favourite travel destinations, Rostock and its seaside resort of Warnemünde. Rostock, the largest city in ...Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, is a lively harbour city with a rich history and numerous sights see more

Saint-Raphaël is one of the most popular seaside resorts on the Côte d'Azur. Situated at the foot of the magnificent Esterel massif and directly ...accessible from Lyon by TGV, it offers 30 sandy and pebble beaches, pretty calanques, beautiful walks and numerous activities. Everything you need for a successful holiday by the sea!   see more

You should definitely combine a city trip to Salzburg with a concert or an opera. The city of Mozart or the capital of the music world is a small jewel with a ...magnificent mountain landscape in the background. see more

The Gulf of Tigullio in Liguria is surrounded by a landscape of hills that slope gently down to the sandy beach coast. "Santa" or the Pearl of Tigullio ...- as Santa Margherita Ligure is called by locals - lies between Portofino and Rapallo in a protected bay and is considered one of the most beautiful parts of the Ligurian coast. At the southern end of the peninsula, surrounded by a landscape of Mediterranean hills, lies the world-famous seaside resort of Portofino. see more

Nestled between the ‘Baia del Silenzio’ and the ‘Baia delle Favole’, Sestri Levante enchants with its Mediterranean charm and colourful house facades ...right on the turquoise blue sea. Stroll through the picturesque old town, enjoy fresh fish in small trattorias and experience unforgettable sunsets on the Ligurian coast. Thanks to the direct train connection from Zurich main station in summer (April - October), you can arrive relaxed and immerse yourself in the Italian dolce vita straight away! see more

Welcome to St. Peter-Ording, the popular holiday destination on the German North Sea, famous for its endless sandy beaches, fresh sea breeze and unique pile ...dwellings. The resort perfectly combines nature, adventure and relaxation - and offers the right experience for every visitor. Whether you are longing for a relaxing beach holiday or want to experience exciting outdoor adventures - everything is possible in St. Peter-Ording. St Peter-Ording is located on the western tip of the Eiderstedt peninsula in Schleswig-Holstein. SPO, as the locals like to call their seaside resort, is the only German seaside resort to have its own sulphur spring. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) see more

Strasbourg is famous for its Christmas market, but the Alsatian capital can be visited all year round. Discover Petite France, the imposing cathedral, the ...Neustadt and the European Quarter... Your weekend in Strasbourg will include culture, romance and gourmet delights. see more

A city trip to Stuttgart is a dream, because shopping, culture and physical well-being go hand in hand. See for yourself! The Swabian hospitality welcomes you ...warmly! see more

Sylt delights with endless beaches, impressive dune landscapes and a touch of exclusivity. But the island has far more to offer than just luxury and ...sophisticated promenades - it is a paradise for connoisseurs and culture vultures, wellness enthusiasts and the health-conscious alike. Sylt also offers a variety of landscapes: cliffs, dunes, the Wadden Sea, beautiful beaches and, last but not least, the North Sea. This makes for great opportunities, and nothing stands in the way of an extended weekend on the beautiful island!  Whether an active holiday or relaxation, family adventure or romantic getaway - the island has something for everyone. A visit to Sylt is not just a trip, but an experience that will stay with you for a long time. see more

More than half of Venice is under water. You've never seen this sight before? Then let's go. On a city trip to Venice, you can immerse yourself in ...the magical world of the lagoon city with all its bridges and gondolas. And along the Grand Canal, one magnificent palazzo follows the next. Let yourself drift through the narrow alleyways and deliberately get lost. You will discover an incredible number of beautiful places and corners. And surprisingly, the city is greener than you might think. see more

Welcome to Viareggio, the charming coastal town in northern Tuscany! The elegant seaside resort on the Tuscan coast offers a perfect blend of sun, culture and ...Italian lifestyle. Known for its long, fine sandy beaches, the magnificent Art Nouveau promenade and the famous Viareggio Carnival, the town attracts visitors from all over the world. Whether it's a relaxing beach holiday, cultural discoveries or culinary delights - Viareggio is an ideal destination for anyone who wants to experience authentic Italy. see more

Immerse yourself in the pulsating heart of Europe. Let yourself be enchanted by the majestic architecture of the imperial era, accompanied by the melodic ...sounds of Mozart through the charming alleyways and carried away into a world of pleasure by the rich coffee house culture. Vienna is not just a city, it is the gateway to a bygone era, kept alive in every cobblestone pavement and in every melody that vibrates through the air. A city trip to Vienna almost obliges you to attend a concert, a musical or an opera. Treat yourself and take a trip to Vienna.  see more

Perfect for gourmets, art enthusiasts, shopping fans and those seeking relaxation. And yes, Villach even has its own beer, Villacher Bier.  

The new Manhattan, as Warsaw is affectionately known by visitors, is attracting more and more city travellers. No wonder, because the location of the Polish ...capital on the Vistula is extremely picturesque. In Warsaw, it is best to rely on your intuition. Perhaps you are fascinated by the architecture of socialist realism or feel most at home in the neighbourhood of old tenement houses, perhaps you love modern museums that tell stories or small places where you can find out more about what the locals like to do in their free time. Warsaw has it all - you just have to know what you like best! see more

For our international guests, Zermatt epitomises Switzerland with its breathtaking high peaks and authentic charm. Located in the Alps, nearly a third of the ...region's 4,000 mountains surround the village, which has attracted mountaineers from around the globe since the Matterhorn’s first ascent in 1865. The town is renowned for its luxurious hotels and exceptional restaurants. Zermatt holds the highest ski area in the Alps and is celebrated as one of the best-developed ski destinations worldwide, offering the steepest sporting adventures 365 days a year. see more

From May 2025, passengers can fly every Saturday from Bodensee-Airport Friedrichshafen to the sunny island of Usedom in just 90 minutes.  Sandy beaches, clean ...Baltic Sea air and plenty of sunshine are what make Usedom such a popular destination. Whether relaxing by the sea or exploring the hinterland, the island offers the perfect atmosphere for a relaxing break. Usedom also has a number of cultural attractions to offer: Charming resorts and impressive seaside architecture characterize the image of this Baltic Sea island. In the east, the island stretches all the way to Poland - ideal for a short excursion. see more