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This charming seaside town is located along the Pink Granite Coast which is a stunning area, with brilliantly blue water which surrounds the pale pink granite boulders and islands which are covered in luscious greenery. Perros-Guirec is the perfect place to access coastal walks or simply sit on the beach and enjoy the views, and the sweet town center is ideal for wandering around and soaking in the ambiance.
Fougères
The new town area of Fougères is nice to walk through and has plenty of shops and restaurants. However, if you head up the hill to the old town then you’ll be transported back in time. The winding medieval streets with cobbled stones gradually lead to the old church and then to the huge old castle with its walls and ramparts to wander through. There are lovely parks in which you can rest and take in the lovely views.
Pont-Scorff
Built along the river Scorff this sweet old town is the perfect balance of pretty buildings and streets with the beautiful nature and greenery around it. You can learn about the interesting history of the town and the area while wandering through, and there’s also an exciting art scene to discover.
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There are various nicknames for the Azores including the ‘Hawaii of Europe’ and the ‘island of colors’ which help to explain just how beautiful it is there. Sparkling turquoise waters surround the volcanic islands which are exploding with trees and plants to create the most vibrant mixture of colors and textures which are impossible to get bored of.
Perfect for Hiking
The hilly islands are ideal for trekking across to enjoy the unbelievable views and to feel completely one with nature. If you’re willing to hike out into the wilderness then you’ll be rewarded with secluded natural pools with thermal springs and waterfalls. You can simply sit and take in the serene area or take a plunge into the reviving waters.
Lovely Chilled Atmosphere
As well as enjoying the wonders of nature, there are so many ways to simply rest and relax on the islands. There are plenty of idyllic coastal villages and hidden towns, where you’ll find super friendly people and some seriously delicious local food and drink.
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This mountain range is the highest in Czechia, with its tallest mountain Sněžka standing at 1603 meters and offering incredible views from the top. There are other incredible hikes to take to experience the beauty of these mountains, with relaxed trails through the forest or treks across wildflower meadows, as well as thrilling ridge walks and steep, rocky ascents.
Amazing Connection With Water
There is a popular trail for hiking which takes you to the Labský důl Valley where you will find a natural spring. This is the source of one of the biggest rivers in Czechia, the Elbe River, and is a magical place to visit. Within this valley region, you’ll also find Czechia’s highest waterfall, the Pančavský Waterfall which has a drop of 250 meters.
Perfect Any Time of the Year
This national park is super popular in the winter months with skiers and other snow sports enthusiasts due to the deep snow and perfect slopes. However, if you head here in Summer or Spring you can enjoy the luscious greenery and fresh life, and in fall you can witness the turning of the seasons and the colorful trees.
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Porto’s architecture tells stories of Roman, Medieval, and Baroque periods seamlessly intertwined with modern design. One of the most notable sites is the São Bento Railway Station, adorned with 20,000 azulejo tiles depicting historical Portuguese scenes.
The Cuisine
Porto is the birthplace of Port wine, a fortified wine that has been produced exclusively in the Douro Valley for over 250 years. You can even explore local distilleries for an up-close look. On the culinary front, check out the ‘Cachorrinho,’ a local fast food that consists of a spicy sausage served in a crispy bread roll with cheese and special sauce.
The Art and Culture
Porto’s art scene is as textured as its history. The city is home to several street art murals that transform ordinary walls into canvases displaying vibrant, thought-provoking works. Moreover, the Serralves Foundation regularly curates exhibitions featuring international contemporary artists, connecting Porto to global art movements.
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Located in the municipality of Sintra this seaside town is one of the most picturesque places you could imagine. Built onto a cliff with quaint white houses with terracotta tiles winding up the steep streets, this gorgeous little town is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the sea breeze.
Amarante
Located in the north of Portugal roughly a one-hour drive from Porto, the architecture and culture is very different from the southern regions. There is a beautiful river running through the town, with lovely colorful old buildings lining the water’s edge and beautiful bridges crossing over, with lovely green trees bringing some freshness to the streets.
Marvão
This incredible town is found in the Portalegre District and is an impressive site to see. Built into the mountains of Parque Natural da Serra de St Mamede, this town sits at 860 meters above sea level and has the most stunning views of the surrounding hills and mountains.
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This seaside town is a popular tourist destination thanks to its sandy beaches, rugged coastline, lush forests, and historical sites. The small streets of the old town are perfect to wander around, and the old fort on the sea adds extra charm and beauty to this pretty town. As well as exploring the town itself, you can do some lovely coastal walks from the center.
Tarragona, Spain
This port city is a beautiful place to visit, with the stunning ocean to wander along as well as the sweet harbor area. Additionally, this city has plenty of ancient and historical sites to explore, from Roman ruins to a beautiful medieval old town. The Amfiteatre Romà is an incredible old amphitheater with the beautiful blue sea as a backdrop.
Figueres, Spain
This pretty old city is the birthplace of Salvador Dalí and has a museum designed by him and dedicated to his work which is a must-visit for art lovers. As well as this, the town itself has pretty tree-lined streets and pretty houses dotted along the river.
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]]>Alonissos, Greece (instead of Santorini)
Why spend a ton of money on Santorini when you can visit Alonissos? It’s like Santorini’s cheaper cousin, with picture-perfect beaches, cute little villages, and yummy Greek eats. Plus, this island offers a close look at amazing wildlife and various endangered animal species.
Gili Islands, Indonesia (instead of the Maldives)
The Maldives are great—if you can afford it. But if not, the Gili Islands will provide a cheaper, no less worthy alternative. It offers crystal-clear waters, snorkeling for days, and the island vibes you so desperately crave—all without overbudgeting on fancy resorts. Maldives, who?
Porto, Portugal (instead of Bordeaux, France)
Who needs Bordeaux when you can sip on quality local wine in Porto? This lovely European city offers similar historic charm, Insta-worthy views, and buzzing nightlife—all without draining your bank account. Kind of perfect, huh?
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Most of us are aware that Rome is famous for its food, but did you know that the city is actually home to a dedicated food museum? In the neighborhood of Trastevere, visitors can learn all there is to know and gain a new appreciation for Italian culinary tradition through interactive exhibits, tastings, and works of art. Take a guided tour, then head to a nearby osteria and put your knowledge to the test.
Villa Borghese Gardens
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city without actually leaving the center with a stop by Villa Borghese, an expansive landscape garden within walking distance from the Spanish Steps. As the third-largest public park in Rome, Villa Borghese is home to a curated collection of sculptures and other attractions, including a zoo. Take a stroll and check out all of the different works, or rent a rowboat and spend an afternoon relaxing on the lake.
Capitoline Museums
While the Roman Forum and Colosseum tend to steal the historical spotlight, the Capitoline Museums offer a more intimate glimpse into Rome’s ancient past. Located atop the Capitoline Hill in Piazza del Campidoglio, these museums are considered some of the oldest in the world and house an extensive collection of ancient Roman art and artifacts. Tickets start at €11.50 for adults, though discounts are available for RomaPass holders.
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]]>The Fascinating Architecture
The huge and iconic Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar in the center by the river is one of the most beautiful and impressive displays of architecture you will see, and the inside is just as beautiful as the majestic outside. Gorgeous old churches and buildings are dotted throughout the rest of the city too.
The River Ebro
There is something special about a city built around a river. The Ebro is a stunning river to see and brings a sense of wildness and freshness to the bustling city. There are lovely bridges which cross over it from which you can get an amazing view of the Basílica or you can just have a peaceful walk alongside it.
(@mrs_travelbright)The Winding Streets
The old town is an amazing place to explore. Imagine tiny winding streets and alleys with beautiful old buildings dotted along which open up into gorgeous squares with an old church or a cool statue nearby. You’ll find amazing bars and restaurants with lovely terrace seating all along these streets.
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As the clock ticks towards midnight, adventurers gather in designated launch areas, often near the picturesque banks of the Bosphorus. The excitement is palpable as the balloons slowly fill and rise, glowing against the night sky. Once airborne, you’ll be treated to a stunning vista of Istanbul’s twinkling lights and historic landmarks, such as the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque, set against the backdrop of the serene Bosphorus Strait.
The calm and serenity of gliding through the air contrast beautifully with the vibrant celebrations happening below. Toast to the New Year with a glass of champagne as you float above one of the world’s most enchanting cities. The experience is as romantic as it is exhilarating, making it perfect for couples and families alike.
As the balloons gently descend after the stroke of midnight, you’ll land with a heart full of memories. This unique New Year’s experience showcases Istanbul’s beauty from a rare perspective and promises to be a highlight of your holiday season.
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