No visit to Portugal would be complete without at least a few days in Lisbon, the country's bustling, ever-changing capital city. Here's our comprehensive guide covering everything you need to know about it.

You can’t see everything here with just 3 days, but it’s enough time for a great introduction to this eclectic and energetic city.

Greece’s second city and its culinary capital, Thessaloniki is a youthful, lively city with a fascinating history that spans empires and civilizations. It’s well worth a few days in your itinerary!

Almost everywhere you go in eastern Sicily, Mount Etna will be towering over you in the background, serving as a constant reminder that you just have to visit!

Buenos Aires, Argentina’s busy, beautiful, and chaotic capital city is a feast for the eyes, mind, soul, and stomach! A teaming metropolis, you will never run out of things to see here, whether its your first visit or your fifth.

The Icelandic Highlands form the heart of Iceland's wild, untamed beauty. Characterized by stark landscapes, rugged mountains, sprawling glaciers, and volcanic activity, this remote region is Iceland at its most extreme and glorious.

The Snaefellsnes Peninsula, just north of Reykjavik, is a genuinely awe-inspiring area of ghostly lava fields, rugged shorelines, and a grand range of mountains that lead to the enigmatic volcano and glacier, Snæfellsjökull.

For many, Saint-Tropez is synonymous with luxury, yachts, and parties, and while you can certainly find all of those things here, that’s far from the full picture.

If you’re looking for the Iceland of your imagination—wide-open fjords, hardy fishing villages clinging to the coast, and stunning landscapes around every bend—the Westfjords is it.

Sorrento, often considered the gateway to the Amalfi Coast, is a lovely town in its own right and is well worth spending a few days in, especially if you want to travel around the wider region.

A comprehensive guide to the Sicilian city of Modica, in Sicily’s famed Val di Noto.

Scicli, in the famous Val di Noto region of southeastern Sicily, is a little gem that has retained its authenticity and is still refreshingly free of crowds. Come discover it!

If you’re after adventure, great hikes, and unbelievable mountain scenery, look no further than Vatnajökull National Park.

A comprehensive guide to the Aegadian (Egadi) Islands in Sicily. How to get here, when to visit, how long to spend, how to travel between the islands, where to stay, and what to see & do.

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.

Menton, sitting right on the border with Italy, is very proud of its nickname of the 'Pearl of France', and owing to its gorgeous scenery and delightful blend of Provençal and Italian cultures, this is a truly special place on the 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.