UNESCO World Heritage Sites

The Champagne region in France is arguably one of the best-tasting UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Europe. Here are the top tips for your visit!

Cesky Krumlov is after Prague the second most visited city in the Czech Republic. Here are our recommendations for the best Hotels Cesky Krumlov has to offer.

The historic Center of Telč is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Southern Czech Republic with Renaissance houses on the main square that give this town a feel as if straight from a Disney movie.

Trentino is probably one of Italy’s most diverse regions in Italy. It gives you the Dolomites and Lake Garda, which makes it a great destination in Italy.

The UNESCO Pile Dwellings in Fiavé on Lake Carera, Trentino, were also discovered in 1853, but its importance wasn’t recognized until the 1920s.

Saxony-Anhalt is a perfect destination in Germany if you want to avoid the crowds, love history, wine, and stunning landscapes.

The Dolomites in Italy are truly one of their treasures. From beautiful Cortina to Ortisei and Bolzano, the majestic Dolomites offer some of the best scenery in southern Europe.

Naumburg Cathedral is one of Germany’s latest addition to the UNESCO Heritage Sites and we highly recommend a visit. Its architecture is stunning!

Planning a trip to Dubrovnik? The things to do in Dubrovnik are so many, one would actually need a full week!

Click here to explore what to do in Bath, England. It is a beautiful World Heritage City rich with history and creative inspiration like Jane Austens house.