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Holding a strategic location - its name suggests a passage - on the edge of the Ambracian Gulf and a stone's throw from Italy, Preveza was built on the ruins of ancient Verenice by the king of Epirus, Pyrrhus, in 290 Β.C. Surrounded by wonderful beaches, rare habitats and ancient monuments, the c...

Spread out over a unique natural landscape, with the coastal mountains of Croatia in the background and a view over the Adriatic, Split is the heart of Dalmatia, a historic port city with a Mediterranean character and a cosmopolitan air. Wander through the atmospheric cobbled lanes of the Old Ci...

Unofficial capital of the Holy Roman Empire, seat of the German kings, major centre of medieval Europe, a city that attracted the finest artists and intellectuals of the Renaissance, major driver of the German industrial revolution in the 19th century, the second largest city in Bavaria – Nurembe...

One of the largest islands in Greece, with its unique mastic trees, Chios hides its particular beauty in stately Kambos, with old mansions and citrus trees, with medieval villages of exceptional architecture and beaches of wild beauty. In its long history, Chios experienced great bloom as well as...

Just a stone's throw from the border with Germany, in the north-eastern corner of France, the capital of Alsace fascinates with its contradictions: a French city with German discipline, home of the strikingly modern complex housing the European Parliament in a picturesque storybook Old Town liste...