Lakes, mountains and fjords

A medieval town in Europe's southernmost “fjord”, where mountains plunge straight into a turquoise bay.

An ancient town on the shore of one of the oldest lakes in the world: crystal-clear water, Byzantine churches and very friendly prices.

Mozart's city with its baroque squares, and just an hour or two away — Hallstatt: wooden houses above a mirror-like Alpine lake.

A cosy capital with dragons on its bridges and cafés along the river, and an hour away — Lake Bled with its island and church.

An elegant city of limestone palaces on the Garonne and the wine capital of the world.

Fly into Pisa and an hour later by train you're in five colourful villages perched on cliffs above the sea, linked by hiking trails.

The gateway to the Norwegian fjords: the colourful wooden houses of Bryggen, mountains right in the city and day cruises through the fjords.

Houses with “eyes” in their roofs, cobbled squares and the Carpathians on the horizon.