Europe train holidays offer the perfect way to travel if you want to see more of what a country has to offer, without needing to hire a car and having to worry about foreign road signs, planning a route and traffic.
While many people who go abroad choose to spend their time in just one..

If you like contrast, go to Bremen, Germany. It is both Germany’s smallest state as well as among its largest cities, with a population of around 660,000. Bremen’s appeal, however, lies in its surprising blend of old and new, where historic neighborhoods filled with charming, age-old buildings are juxtaposed with newer high-tech sites that typically draw a wired, younger crowd.

As a Budapest airport shuttle driver, I know the city like the back of my hands – from the hidden back routes to the more interesting places, that tourists never fail to ask me about on their Budapest airport transfers back home. Here are 4 of my favourite attractions that should not be missed when visiting Budapest..

Belgium – a beautiful country that is quite appropriately dubbed as the “Battlefield of Europe.” Indeed, Belgium has had its share of wars. It has endured the rages of greedy kings and ambitious warlords from all epochs, but no war can diminish this country’s beauty, making it an ideal place to visit.

Dominated by lakes and mountains, the department of Haute-Savoie is home to some of France’s most famous Alpine skiing resorts, such as Chamonix and Morzine. However, even if you are visiting the Rhone-Alpes region in the summer months, or if you prefer sightseeing to sliding on snow, there is still a lot for tourists to enjoy. The spa towns on the shore of Lake Geneva provide the opportunity for some rest and relaxation, while the pretty town of Annecy is a great base for exploring the Alps; including the jewel in the mountain range, Mont Blanc.