Europe

It seems people have had enough of loud music while sunning on the beaches of Portugal. In fact, a fine of up to €36,000 ($39,500) could hit tourists for cranking out the noise. Besides a fine, people could find their portable speakers…

Italy is famous for some of the most iconic sites in the world, including Venice and its canals, Rome and the Colosseum, Milan with its cathedral and Pisa with its famous leaning tower. Meanwhile, many American travelers head to the popular…

If you are heading to Europe this summer, getting around popular locations just got easier as Uber expands into new markets. In anticipation of the likely record-breaking summer, the ride-sharing app is ramping up its European business.…

Munich in Germany has a number of the largest breweries in the country and is renowned for the annual Oktoberfest celebration. Meanwhile, it is one of the most walkable cities in Europe, making it easy to explore its museums, art galleries…

Throughout our planet, some beaches are pebbly, others have fine or coarse sand. Colors range according to the shells crushed by the waves with anything from white sand to black sand, pink sand and anything in between. Some of these strips…

The city of Florence is the capital of the Tuscany region of Italy and hosts many masterpieces of Renaissance Art and architecture. One of the most recognizable sights in the city is the Duomo, the city’s cathedral with its terracotta-tiled…

One of the Dodecanese Islands of Greece, Kos (also known as Cos) nestles in the southeastern Aegean Sea, close to the Anatolian coast of Turkey. While the island is known for its endless, sandy beaches, it also has a rich history, with many…

No matter which way you look at it, Seville is an iconic and beautiful city in Andalucía, Spain. However, while the city has major attractions of its own, it has also been featured in film and on TV. Read on to find out more about Seville…

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and is spread over 14 islands, connected by more than 50 bridges on the Baltic Sea. The city is a mixture of cobblestone streets in its old town, Gamla Stan and its modern side with attractive…

Sicily is the largest of Italy’s islands and is nestled at the “toe” of Italy’s “boot” surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea. Due to its positioning, the island has a varied history, including the ruins of Greek temples and more. However, for…