Last Updated on January 7, 2021
Languedoc-Roussillon, France
The south of France is a sunny region where you can immerse yourself and forget all your troubles. Discovering Roussillon could be one of your greatest adventures since it is known with its great landscapes and large wine produce.
Also, you can take a quick dip on the huge lake that connects the region’s cruising route to the Mediterranean.
Frankfurt – Germany
Since the majority of the old city has been destroyed in World War II, Frankfurt has been forgotten by tourists and travelers.
But with the completion of the Old Town reconstruction, hundreds of new buildings, restaurants, cafes, and museums have appeared to satisfy all of our tastes. The best part is that buildings have been rebuilt on their original location.
It is a must to visit the city and watch it evolve from being a Roman settlement, the war cemetery, to the modern incredible form it has today.
Puglia – Italy
Italy is one of the most popular destinations in Europe, which makes it one of its crowded ones, too. But we can’t help but going there to explore each inch of it and taste all the pasta they make. Thankfully, Puglia is a gorgeous Italian spot that’s still undiscovered by most travelers, which is perfect for us, honestly.
You will be able to taste, see, feel, and touch all the flavors of Italy: Mediterranean views, ancient cities, and incredible food. That’s not all, you will also be granted with an opportunity to find cultural landmarks that you will not find anywhere else in Italy.
The Baltic States
The Baltic States of Lithuania is rich with unique national parks and historical cities that are proven to show you something that does not exist anywhere else on Earth.
