Europe Travel Articles

Main River cruises in Germany visit ports like Bamberg and Wertheim where medieval life comes to life, Volkach and Würzburg that are known for their wines, and Frankfurt and Nuremberg where history and thriving modern culture stand side by side.

Visiting Croatia on a cruise takes you to ports of call where the romance of Dubrovnik, finding the birthplace of Marco Polo on Korcula Island, discovering the history of sunny Hvar, and wandering the beaches of Bol puts you in the heart of the Mediterranean.

The Rhone River’s ports including Lyon, Arles, Avignon, and Vienne have been home to Vincent Van Gogh, were once the seats of power for Popes, and are the birthplace of food movements that changed the way the country eats. Elsewhere on the river, small towns like Viviers offer insight into the rich history of the region dating back to the 5th century.

There really is no best cruise port when on a cruise in the United Kingdom, as they all have a different charm, but there are definitely some must-see ones that you should be sure not to miss.

Top ports of call in Portugal include Lisbon and Port, the Azores islands, and the wine region of the Douro Valley where towns and villages like Pinhão and Régua are fun places to sample the ports of the country.

The shoulder seasons of spring and autumn are the best times to travel to Italy for superb weather, lower rates, and fewer crowds. Summers in Italy are also gorgeous, but some may find the heat and crowds overwhelming.

Greenland's tourism and transport infrastructure is about to undergo a substantial shift, fueled by the inauguration of new international airports and expanded air routes. These improvements are set to transform access to one of the most beautiful and interesting destinations on the planet, providing numerous possibilities for adventurers and …