Mention France and one of the first things that pop into your mind is the fact that Paris is the City of Love. Suddenly, you are recalling several scenarios of various romantic films shot in the city, filling your stomach with butterflies.

Norway is one of the best places to head to for the Aurora Borealis but it offers much more than its natural light display. Home to the Vikings back in the 9th century, Norway stands as one of the most interesting visits because of its storied history.

A new year means new places to go to and new countries to explore. It means getting those flights booked as early as now to get the most affordable flights and promotional hotel bookings.

The holidays is celebrated everywhere and there are different Christmas traditions around the world. But it is known by many that Christmas time means putting up Christmas trees in our houses, seeing Santa Claus at malls, and the sounds of Christmas carolers in the air.

Why did we decide to make a guide to Budapest? No brainer! Hungary’s capital is one of the most fascinating cities to visit in Europe. It holds a certain charm that is unique to it’s warm and earthy city.

The festive season during the holidays are infectious, more so in North America places where a number of different states go all out with their decorations.

The magnificence of seeing the Aurora Borealis in real life is incomparable. Described as many as one of nature’s fascinating displays, an aurora or polar lights is a natural light display predominantly seen in high-latitude areas.

More than just tulips and the land of windmills, the Netherlands is home to several attractions that you definitely can’t miss while you’re there. There are lots of attractions to see and places to visit that it would probably take more than just a week to check out the sights and appreciate the culture.

Just thinking about getting stuck in the middle of an endless ocean can already be a little terrifying. However, once you dive down and see the beauty that the ocean possesses, you’d wish that you’d have been born a mermaid or a merman!

A third of Germany is covered with several forests. So it’s a bit hard to think that the country won’t be a little eerie. The fairytale sights in Germany will make you think and feel otherwise, though.