Cannes is best known for the eponymous film festival it hosts every year and the glamour associated with that, but the city is also an interesting place in its own right. And right nearby, you have some of the most beautiful natural areas i the entire Riviera.

Monaco, globally famous for its luxurious lifestyle and opulent wealth is much more than just a playground for the rich and famous. A historic city with a lovely medieval core, its people are exceptionally welcoming and its streets hold an abundance of cultural and entertainment venues that will interest any traveler.

If you relish true remoteness, if you’re passionate about unpeopled landscapes or encountering only the wind on your walking, cycling or kayaking trip, then the Northern Highlands awaits you with open arms.

Referred to as the "seven pearls of the Mediterranean", it’s with good reason that the Aeolian Islands are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enchanting places of wild nature lapped by a sapphire-blue sea, this is unspoiled Sicily at its finest.

Reykjavík, the northernmost capital city in the world, is a lovely town with plenty to keep you occupied for a few days of urban exploring and day tripping out to the stunning natural areas nearby.

Lying at an altitude of almost 15,000 ft in the high Andes, Lauca National Park boasts some of the most beautiful landscapes found in the Chilean altiplano. With volcanoes, lakes, wetlands, hot springs, and more all within its boundaries, it’s one of the most exceptional parks in Chile.

In the foothills of the Andes mountains, in the Araucanía Region, Conguillío National Park is one of Chile’s most breathtaking places. Boasting vast forests, stunning waterfalls, shimmering lakes, and snow-capped volcanos, this is everything you picture when thinking of Chile.

Pucón, at the northern tip of Chile’s Lake District, is the country’s premier outdoor tourism destination. If you’re looking to plan an active trip, prepare to spend at least a few days here.

Glasgow, often overlooked in favor of other destinations in Scotland, is a bustling urban center with an incredible arts and music sene. If you can swing it, it should absolutely be in your itinerary!

Bologna is one of Italy’s most exciting urban centers, and nestled in the heart of Italy’s most-renowned food region, it’s also a fantastic place to spend a few days feasting on the finest Italian cuisine.

A Local’s guide for how to spend 3 fantastic days in Porto, Portugal’s second city.

Chile is one of the world’s great outdoor travel destinations, and nowhere can you experience the stunning nature of this country like in its unbelievable natural parks. Here’s a guide to our 16 favorites.

Peneda-Gerês, Portugal’s only national park, is one of the most pristine stretches of untouched nature in the entire country. A perfect escape from the city, it’s well worth discovering.

A local’s guide for how to plan the perfect trip to Funchal, Madeira!

Inverness, the gateway to the Scottish Highlands, is a charming city in its own right and is well worth a few days on your itinerary.

Antibes, despite its popularity, has managed to retain its quaint, old world charm, and it’s one of the loveliest, most authentic towns in the French Riviera to spend a few days.

Edinburgh is an architectural, historical, and cultural powerhouse. With a gorgeous medieval center, a wealth of first-rate museums, an impressive festival schedule, and an abundance of nearby day trips, there’s always something to see & do here.

Nice La Belle, as it’s known, is everything you look for from the French Riviera. An elegant city filled with art, architecture, and history, Nice seamlessly blends city life and culture with a beautiful coastline and gloriously sunny beach days.

A 7-day road trip through the highlights of Tuscany.

Cantabria, sandwiched between the Basque Country and Asturias, is almost entirely unknown to foreign visitors. And that’s good news for you, because this lovely region of “Green Spain” is an authentic territory just waiting to be discovered!