Europe
Explore Europe
Everyone dreams of travelling to Europe at least once, and itâs easy to see why. Whether youâre planning your first big trip, travelling as a couple, sticking to a budget, or looking for something a bit more elevated, Europe makes it all feel possible. You can spend mornings in museums, afternoons walking through old neighbourhoods, and evenings eating very well, often all in the same place.
What I really love about Europe is how much variety you get in such a small space. Each country feels different, from the pace of daily life to the food, architecture, and traditions. Add to that how easy it is to get around, with trains, short flights, and well-connected cities, and travel here feels surprisingly simple. Itâs one of those places where you can see a lot, but still travel slowly if you want to.
Travel guides for Europe
Best time to visit
đ¸ Spring (MarchâMay)
It is one of Europeâs best-kept secrets. The weather starts warming up, cities feel lighter, and crowds are still manageable. Expect blooming parks, cafĂŠ terraces reopening, and comfortable sightseeing temperatures. Itâs perfect for city breaks like Paris, Rome, Lisbon, or Seville and for countryside escapes in Tuscany or Provence before summer hits.
âď¸ Summer (JuneâAugust)
Summer is peak Europe energy. Think late sunsets, beach days and a slower, outdoor lifestyle. Coastal destinations shine this time of year: Crete, the Amalfi Coast, the Greek islands, Croatia and southern Spain are at their best. Cities can be hot and busy, but island hopping, seaside towns, and mountain regions feel dreamy and alive.
đ Autumn (SeptemberâNovember)
Autumn brings softer light, cooler air, and a calmer pace. The sea is still warm in places like Portugal, southern Italy and Greece, while cities like Barcelona, Vienna and Prague feel far more relaxed. Itâs ideal for food lovers, wine regions, and cultural travel, with fewer tourists and richer local experiences.
âď¸ Winter (DecemberâFebruary)
Winter in Europe splits beautifully in two. December is magical for festive travel:Â Vienna, London, Prague, and Strasbourg shine with Christmas markets and cosy vibes. From January onward, itâs ski season in the Alps, Austria, and Switzerland, while southern destinations like Andalusia or Sicily offer mild weather and quiet streets.
