Winter is the coldest season of the year in Europe and often it associates with cold days and a lack of sunlight. Nevertheless if you decide to experience European cities during this period you will be surprised how some cities can be completely transformed into a wonderland! There’s doubtlessly something special about visiting Europe during winter….
Athens is the capital of Greece and known as the birthplace of democracy. Moreover it’s Europe’s oldest capital city and also the first European Capital of Culture. Plenty of Classical civilisation’s intellectual, artistic and philosophical ideas initiated here, and the city is considered to be the place of origin of Western civilisation. In Athens you can find…
If you are looking for some alternative destinations in The Netherlands then definitely consider a day trip to Delft. It’s located just between Rotterdam and The Hague. Additionally it’s very easy to access by train or car even from Amsterdam if you’ve started your journey from there. It takes around 45 minutes. From the Hague…
Most of the tourists arrive at the Central Station and start exploring from here walking towards the centre. This is certainly a great start. On the way you will find plenty of cafés and restaurants where you can have a bite or drink, but I have the nicest spots for you at a glance.
Is The Hague in Netherlands worth visiting? The Hague is the international city of peace and justice. It might sound too serious and even boring but the city is an opposite of it. Bursting with museums, nice cafés, parks and beautiful beach side, Scheveningen, it has a lot to offer. Moreover being one of the Netherlands’ most important cities it remains away from crowds of noisy tourists.
