The old continent
Europe is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. It comprises the westernmost part of Eurasia and is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the south, and Asia to the east. Europe is commonly considered to be separated from Asia by the watershed of the Ural Mountains, the Ural River, the Caspian Sea, the Greater Caucasus, the Black Sea, and the waterways of the Turkish Straits. Although some of this border is over land, Europe is generally accorded the status of a full continent because of its great physical size and the weight of history and tradition.
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Because when you stop and look around, this life is pretty amazing.
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Godafoss Falls
Godafoss is off of route 1, between Myvatn to the east and Akureyri to the west. If you are taking
Myvatn Lake
The easiest way to get there is by renting a car. Drive east from Reykjahlíð and take a left at
Dettifoss Falls
You can get there by car. Take Road 864 off of Road 85 and it will will bring you to
Snaefellsnes peninsula
It is 6 hours drive from Reykjavik. There are tours you can book from Reykjavik if you don’t wanna drive.
Blue Lagoon
Blue Lagoon is only 20 minutes drive from Keflavík Airport and 50 minutes from Reykjavík. The SmartBus company meets all
Silfra Diving Spot
It is about 60 km from Reykjavik to Silfra. The easiest way to get there is to book a one-day
Raufarholshellir Lava Tunnel
The easiest way to get there is to rent a car, and drive there by yourself. It is located on
Kerid Crater
The easiest way to get there is to drive there yourself. The crater is located along the Golden Circle route
Great Geysir
The easiest way to get there is to drive yourself, or by booking a guided excursion. It is approximately an
Gullfoss Falls
The most common way to get to the waterfalls is by car. It is an hour and thirty minute journey.
Fjadrargljufur canyon
The most common way to get there is to drive yourself. The drive takes about 3 hours and 10 minutes,
Landmannalaugar natural reserve
The best way to get to the reserve is to drive south via Road 1, aka “the Ring Road”, and
Solheimajokull Glacier
The Glacier is located right off of the Ring Road, about a two-hour drive from Reykjavík. You can also jump
Reynisfjara Beach
By car or by booking a guided group tour.There are plenty of signs easily directing you to the black sand
Thorsmork Valley
You should drive there by yourself. Note, that only 4×4 vehicles are allowed to make the journey! The other option
Skogafoss Falls
Skogafoss is a two hour drive from Reykjavik. Follow the Ring Road eastwards from Reykjavik, and you will be able
Skaftafell Cave
We recommend hiring a guided tour for this attraction. It is somewhat risky to go there alone without experience and
Svartifoss Falls
You have to drive to the Visitor Centre in Skaftafell where the hike to the waterfall begins.
Peneda-Gerês National Park
There are no direct public transportation services from Porto to Gerês except for taxis. You must to Braga for buses
Berlengas Islands
You can drive or take a bus to the city of Peniche, just one hour away from Lisbon. From there,
Boca Inferno Cliffs
The train from Lisbon is the best way to get to the cliffs. Nevertheless, it is also easily accessible by
Mouros Castle
The castle lies 3.5 Km south of Sintra. Sintra is also accessible by train from Lisbon. From Sintra, you can
Pena Palace
From Lisbon you can take a train to the town of Sintra. There, you can catch a bus to get
Belem Tower
Belem tower is 6 km west of Lisbon. You can get there by bus (lines 27-28-29 and more), Tram (line
S.Jorge Castle
The Castle is located in Lisbon, so you can walk to get there. Lisbon is accessible by plane, bus, train,
Arrabida National Park
The closest town is Coina, which is accessible by train or by bus. From there, you can book a tour
Marinha Beach
From Lisbon you can take the train which takes around 2 hours and 40 minutes. You can also choose to
Benagil Caves
You can only access the cave from the water. If you get to the cave from the road, you will
Ruta del Cares trek
From Cangas, you must follow the AS-114 road that goes into region of Cantabria. Then, take the AS-264 following the
Silencio Beach
The walk from Castañeda to the beach takes approximately 15 minutes. However, if you rent a car, the trip will
As Catedrais Beach
Catedrais lies between A Coruña and Oviedo. From Bot, a town in Spain, it is an hour and twenty minute
Camino de Ronda
The entire hike is from Blanes to the northern city of Collioure in France. But you can do a day
Mallorca Beaches
You can fly from anywhere in Europe to Mallorca, or you can take a ferry from Barcelona or Valencia to
Ibiza Island
You can fly from anywhere in Europe to Ibiza Island, or you can take a ferry from Valencia, Barcelona or
Caminito Del Rey
You can drive to Caminito Del Rey by taking the access path on country road MA-444. Or, you can take
Timanfaya National Park
To visit Timanfaya National Park, you can book a guided tour, drive there, or join an excursion from one of
Teide National Park
Travelling by car is the quickest and easiest way to see the beauty of the National Park.
Aare Gorge
You can find entrance/exit on both sides of the Aare-gorge. From Bern, you can take a train, rent a car
Rhine Falls
You can admire the Falls from the viewing platform, or get a closer view on a boat tour. Guided tours
5 Lake Hike
The trail is accessible from the Wangs cable car, near Bad Ragaz. It is approximately an hour drive from Zurich
Titlis Mountain
The best way to reach Mount Titlis is by train. It is a 2 hour journey from Zurich to Engelberg,
Verzasca River
It is a two and a half hour drive from Zurich, and 30 minutes from Locarno to get to the
Aletsch Glacier
The glacier is easily accessible by train, and then going up to Bettmeralp is only accessible by cable car.
Trümmelbach & Staubbach Falls
The town of Lauterbrunnen are easily accessible by train. You can reach the Trümmelbach Falls by bus from Lauterbrunnen.
Hardergrat Trail
To get to Interlaken (where the trail begins), you can take a train from Zurich or any other major Swiss
Oeschinen Lake
Take the train to Kandersteg and walk to the path that goes up to the lake. There is also a
Chillon Castle
You can take a direct train to Montreux or a local train to Veytaux-Chillon, where you can easily get to
Chutes de Chavanettes
The town closest town to the waterfalls, is Rue. Rue is accessible by train from Bern or Lausanne. From there,
Creux du Van hike
The trail can be accessed by car or by train to Noiraigue rail station.
St. Beatus Caves
Beatus Caves are easily accessible by train or car from Interlaken (10 minutes drive), Bern (45 minutes drive) and Thun
Lake Como
àThe easiest way to reach Lake Como is from Milan by train, plane, shuttle or bus. Then, you can take
Lavaredo Peaks
The easiest way to get there is by rental car so you can arrive early to beat the crowds. There
Lake Sorapiss
The easiest way to get there is by car. There is a parking lot at the beginning of the hike.
The Dolomites mountain range
The easiest way to get to the Dolomites is by car. It is around 2.5 hours drive from Venice and
Venice City
The best way to get to Venice is by train from the Santa Lucia Train Station or by bus to
Tower of Pisa
There are a few way to get to the Tower of Pisa. You can take a bus that will take
Florence City
The public transport offers a good service. Florence’s train station Firenze Santa Maria Novella is very central to the city.
Civita di Bagnoregio
If you have your own car you can park in the town of Bagnoregio and take a walk through the
Cala Corsara Beach
The bay is accessible only by boat. There are several touristic companies in the region where you can book a
Colosseum
The Coliseum can be easily reached by public transport or by foot from anywhere in central Rome.
Mount Vesuvius and Pompei
You can take a train to get to Pompeii from Rome (2 hours) or elsewhere. You can also book a
Amalfi Coast
You can either take a boat, a ferry, bus or a train from Capri or Sorrento to get to Amalfi,
Azzura Cave
The cave is only accessible by the ocean, so you must book a rowboat to navigate to the cave.
Mount Etna
There are three options to get to the mount Etna, by public transport, by guided tour bus, or by private
Valley of the Temples
You can get to the Valley of the Temples by bus or by train from Palermo or Catania. The easiest
Meteora Rocks
The closest towns are Kalambaka and Kastraki, from which are easily accessible by bus or train. To get to the
Myrtos Beach
You can reach Kefalonia by plane or by ferry from the towns of Patra, Igoumenitsa, Crete and even Athens. From
Shipwreck Beach
The beach is only accessible by boat. A lot of tour operators offers day trips to Shipwreck Beach. If you
Delphi Sanctuary
The best option is to rent a car. Alternatively, several public buses from Athens and Delphi take off approximately six
Roman Ruins of Athens
The easiest way to get there is by subway or bus. From Athens you can walk or take a taxi
Nafplio Peloponnese
The easiest way to get there is via car or bus from Athens, or by taking a ferry from Piraeus
Delos Island
The only way to get to Delos is with a day trip by ferry from another island of the archipelago.
Oia Santorini
The trip from Athens to Santorini takes 5 hours on a high speed ferry, and 8 hours on a conventional
Balos Beach
First, you have to get to the coastal town of Kissamos or Chania. From there, take the bus that travels
Giants causeway
By Bus: You can take a bus to Giant’s Causeway from Belfast, which takes approximately 1.5 hours. There are several
Cliffs of moher
By Car: You can rent a car and drive to the Cliffs of Moher. The journey from Dublin takes around
Dingle peninsula
By bus: There are several bus companies that provide service to Dingle. Bus Éireann operates several daily bus services to
Blarney castle
Blarney Castle is located in County Cork, Ireland. Here are some ways to get there: By Bus: You can take
Killarney national park
There are several ways to get to Killarney National Park in Ireland depending on your starting point and preferred mode
Dunluce castle
Dunluce Castle is located in Northern Ireland, near the town of Bushmills and the Giant’s Causeway. Here are a few
Ashford castle
Ashford Castle is located in County Mayo, Ireland. By bus: Bus Eireann operates a bus service from Dublin to Cong,
Malahide castle
Malahide Castle is located in the town of Malahide, which is about 16 kilometers (10 miles) north of Dublin city
Gap of dunloe
The Gap of Dunloe is a scenic mountain pass in County Kerry, Ireland. Here are some ways to get there:
king’s john castle
Bus: The castle is located in the heart of Limerick city center and is easily accessible by bus. Check the
Dunguaires castle
The cheapest way to get to Dunguaires castle is by bus: Bus Eireann operates a regular service from Galway City
Malin head
By car: You can drive to Malin Head from Dublin or Belfast, which will take around 4-5 hours. There are
Beara peninsula
The Beara Peninsula is located in southwestern Ireland and can be accessed by various means of transportation. Again, the public
dark hedges
By Car: The Dark Hedges is located in County Antrim, about 1 hour’s drive from Belfast. If you have a
Mizen head
By foot: The Mizen Head Signal Station is located at the end of the Mizen Head Peninsula and can be
Ballycotton Cliff Walk
The exact method of transportation you choose will depend on your starting location. Here are some general guidelines for getting
Glendalough Lake Walk
Glendalough Lake Walk is located in the Wicklow Mountains National Park, about an hour’s drive south of Dublin, Ireland. Here
Achill head
By Car: If you have access to a car, you can take the R319 from Westport and follow the signs
Loop head
Here are a few ways to get there: By Car: If you’re traveling from Dublin, take the M7 and then
Pulpit rock
By public transportation: You can take a bus from Stavanger to the ferry terminal at Lauvvik and then catch the
Geirangerfjord fjord
By road, the most common way to get to Geiranger is by driving the scenic route from Ålesund or from
Lysefjord
To get to Lysefjord, the most common starting point is the city of Stavanger in southwestern Norway. Here are the
North cape
The North Cape is accessible by road, and there is a well-maintained highway (European route E69) that connects it to
Bryggen town
By air: The closest airport is Bergen Airport Flesland, which is located about 20 kilometers from the city center. From
Lofoten Islands
Getting to the Lofoten Islands typically involves a combination of air and ground transportation. Here are the main options for
Kjerag mountain
To get to Kjerag, you will need to travel to the village of Lysebotn, which is located at the base
Seven sister falls
Public Transportation: If you prefer public transportation, you can take a bus from Ålesund to Geiranger. There are regular bus
Hardanger region
By Car: If you are traveling from Oslo, take the E16 highway to Bergen and then switch to Route 7,
Folgefonna glacier and national park
Rent a car: From Bergen, you can rent a car and drive to the national park. The drive takes about
Besseggen mountain ridge
To get to Besseggen, you can take a bus or drive to the town of Gjendesheim, which is located near
Briksdals glacier
The most convenient way to get to Briksdalsbreen glacier is by car. If you’re driving from Oslo, you can take
Rondane national park
During winter, some roads in the park may be closed or have limited access due to snowfall. It’s advisable to
Nigards glacier
By Car: If you have a rental car, you can drive to the Nigardsbreen visitor center. The visitor center is
kjosfossen falls
To get to Kjosfossen Falls, you can take the Flåm Railway, which is one of the steepest railway lines in
Steinsdallfossen falls
From Bergen: If you are flying into Bergen, you can take a train or bus from Bergen to Norheimsund, which
latefossen Falls
By Car: Latefossen is located in Odda municipality, Hordaland county, Norway. If you have access to a car, you can
Langfossen falls
By Car: The easiest way to get to Langfossen Falls is by car. You can rent a car in Bergen,
Kvalvika beach
From Bodø or Svolvær, you can take a ferry to the Lofoten Islands. The ferry ride is a scenic experience
Salzkammergut region
Austria has a well-connected railway network, and you can take a train to reach different towns and cities within the
Grossglockner road
Public Transportation: If you don’t have access to a car, you can consider using public transportation to reach the Grossglockner
Eisriesenwelt cave
Travel to Werfen: From Salzburg, you can take a train or bus to the town of Werfen, which is approximately
Lake Achen
By Train: If you prefer traveling by train, you can take a train to Jenbach train station. Jenbach is the
Attersee lake
By Train: Attersee is well-connected by train. You can take a train to Attnang-Puchheim, which is the nearest major railway
Zillertal alps
The Zillertal Valley is well-connected by train. The closest train station to the Zillertal Alps is Jenbach Station, which is
Grüner See
By Train: The nearest train station to Grüner See is in the town of Bruck an der Mur. From Vienna
Gesause national park
The Gesäuse National Park is easily accessible by car or public transportation. There are several entrance points to the park,
Semmering railway
By Train: The most convenient way to reach the Semmering Railway is by train (ironic lol). The railway is well-connected
Aggstein castle
By Car: Aggstein Castle is located in the Wachau region of Lower Austria, approximately 80 kilometers (50 miles) west of
Mönchsberg landmark
On Foot: If you are already in the city center or the Old Town (Altstadt), you can walk to Monchsberg.
Kitzbuhel town
By Train: Kitzbühel has its own train station, making train travel a convenient option. The town is well-connected to the
Montafon Valley
By Train: Montafon is well-connected to the Austrian rail network. The nearest major train station is Bludenz, located at the
Neuschwanstein Castle
By Train: Take a train to Füssen, which is the nearest town to Neuschwanstein. From there, you can take a
Heidelberg palace
By train: Take a train to Heidelberg Hauptbahnhof (Heidelberg Central Station), which is located about 3.5 kilometers from the palace.
Eltz castle
By Public Transportation: You can take a train to the town of Moselkern and then take a bus to the
Rhine valley
By train: The Rhine Valley is well-connected by train, with several major train stations located throughout the region. You can
Hohenzollern castle
Hohenzollern Castle is located about 50 kilometers south of Stuttgart and can be reached by car or by public transportation.
Bastei bridge
Visitors can reach the bridge by hiking trails, or by taking a scenic funicular railway from the nearby town of
Cochem castle
By Bus: There are several bus lines that connect Cochem with nearby cities and towns. Once you arrive in Cochem,
Eibsee lake
The nearest airport is Munich Airport, which is approximately 120 km away from Eibsee. By bus: You can take a
Partnach gorge
By train: Take a train to the town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, which is the closest train station to the gorge. From
Düden Waterfalls
By Public Transportation: Antalya has a well-developed public transportation system. From the city center, you can take a bus (known
Kekova Island
Kekova Island is reachable only by boat. Take a boat tour: Once you reach either Üçağız or Demre, you can join
Lycian Way trail
The starting point of the Lycian Way is in Ölüdeniz, and the endpoint is in Geyikbayırı. There are long-distance bus
Kaunos
Public Transportation: Another option is to take a bus to Dalyan, the town near Kaunos. Many bus companies operate services
Köprülü Canyon
By Road: From Antalya, you can take a bus, rent a car, or hire a taxi to reach Köprülü Canyon.
Kaputaş Beach
Public Transportation: Public transportation options to Kaputaş Beach are limited, but it is possible to reach there using a combination
Damlatas Caves
By Local Transportation: Alanya has a well-established local transportation system consisting of buses and taxis. You can take a municipal
The Red Tower
Alanya is well-connected by bus services from various cities in Turkey. You can find regular bus routes from major cities
Capadoce baloons
Local Transportation: Cappadocia is well-served by local transportation options like taxis, buses, and rental cars. You can rent a car
City of Porto
The best way to get to Porto is by train or by bus. There are multiple daily departures from both
City of Lisbon
Normally people flight in Lisbon at first. But if you arrive in Porto, the best way to get to Lisbon
Douro valley
To get to Douro Valley, you can easily rent a car from Porto and drive there yourself. You can also
Kunsthistorisches Museum
Several metro lines are within walking distance of the museum, which is located in a fairly historic area, including the
Karlskirche Church
The U1 metro line drops you off at a 3-minute walk from the monument. Otherwise, the city is very well
Saint Stephen’s Cathedral
Many bus lines serve the city of Vienna, and some may have stops near the cathedral. Check the local bus
Frauenkirche Church
By public transportation: The Frauenkirche is easily accessible by tram or bus. You can take tram lines 1, 2, 4,
The city of Berlin
By plane: Berlin has two major airports – Tegel Airport (TXL) and Schönefeld Airport (SXF), which are well-connected to major
Oslo
The best way to get to Oslo is to fly to Gardermoen Airport, its international airport. Here are some of
Valencia Town
By Train: If you are already in Spain or a nearby country, you can consider traveling to Valencia by train.
Chania Town
CRETE – Take a local bus from Crete’s major cities or fly to Chania International Airport, followed by a short
Glaros secret beaches
CRETE – You have to drive to get there. There is no public transport stops. You park on the side
Chora old town
NAXOS – Reach Chora by bus or taxi from Naxos’ port. Ferries connect Naxos with other Cycladic islands and the
Rethimno Town
CRETE – Buses connect Rethimno with major cities in Crete. Ferries are available from other Greek islands and the mainland.
City of Bruges
To reach Bruges by public transport, take a train from Brussels (approximately 1.5 hours) or from Amsterdam (around 3 hours).
Brussels
Public transport in Brussels is excellent, with an extensive metro and tram system. Travelers can use the Brussels Airport, well-connected
Transfagarasan Highway
From Bucharest, take a train or bus to Curtea de Arges. From Curtea de Arges, buses and taxis can transport
Bucegi Mountains
Travel advisory: Reach Bucegi Mountains via a scenic train ride from Bucharest to Brasov, followed by a short bus journey
Retezat National Park
From Bucharest, take a train to Hateg, the closest major town to Retezat National Park. From Hateg, several bus routes
Danube Delta
You can reach the Danube Delta by taking a train or bus to Tulcea, the gateway to the delta. From
Peles Castle
From Bucharest, take a train to Sinaia, which offers a scenic journey through the Carpathian Mountains. The castle is a
Bicaz Gorge
From Bucharest, take a train to Bacău or Piatra Neamț, then transfer to a local bus heading to Bicaz. Alternatively,
Corvin Castle
Take a train to Hunedoara, followed by a short taxi ride to the castle. It’s easily accessible by public transport,
The Bigar Waterfall
From the nearest town of Resita, take a train to Anina, and then a local bus to Bozovici. From Bozovici,
Turda salt mine
From Cluj-Napoca, take a train to Turda and then a local bus to the salt mine. The journey is approximately
Sighisoara town
Reach Sighisoara by train or bus from major Romanian cities. The city’s railway station and well-connected bus network ensure convenient
Turda Gorge
From Turda, take a local bus to Hășdate village, then a short walk leads to the gorge entrance.
Grottes de Han
Take a train to Namur, then transfer to a local train or bus heading to Rochefort. From Rochefort, buses operate
Ghent’s Gravensteen Castle
From Ghent’s main train station, take tram line 1 towards Evergem or tram line 4 towards Moscou and disembark at
City of Antwerp
Effortlessly traverse Antwerp via its comprehensive public transport network. The central train station serves as a gateway, connecting seamlessly to
Plitvice Lakes National Park
From Zagreb, take a bus to Plitvice Lakes, with regular services available. The journey offers scenic views, building anticipation for
Krka National Park
From Sibenik, buses operate regularly to Skradin, the gateway to Krka. From Skradin, a boat ride along the Krka River
Korčula Old Town
Korčula Old Town is easily accessible by ferry from Dubrovnik or Split, or by bus from major cities in Croatia.
Rovinj Coastal Town
Take a scenic ferry ride from Venice or Pula, or use the efficient Croatian bus system connecting major cities and
Pula Arena
Reach Pula Arena effortlessly by taking public transport. Pula’s well-connected bus system offers a convenient and scenic journey to this
Dubrovnik
Utilize the efficient public transport system, including buses and ferries, connecting Dubrovnik to major cities and neighboring countries.
Paklenica National Park
From Zadar, take a bus to Starigrad-Paklenica. The park entrance is easily accessible from the town, with regular bus services
Mols Bjerge National Park
Reach Mols Bjerge National Park via train to Aarhus and connect to local buses for convenient access.
Cliffs of Møn
Take a train to Vordingborg from Copenhagen, then a bus to Møn. Local buses connect Møn to the Cliffs. For
Frederiksberg Gardens
Accessible by public transport, take the Copenhagen Metro M1 line to Frederiksberg Station, followed by a short walk to the
Råbjerg Mile Dunes
Take a train to Esbjerg and then a local bus to the coastal towns. From there, explore the dunes on
City of Copenhagen
From Copenhagen Airport, take the efficient metro or train services to reach the city center in around 15-20 minutes
Viking’s route bike tour
The tour starts in the town of Ribe on the West coast of Denmark. Utilize Denmark’s well-connected train system to
Abisko National Park
Take a train to Abisko Turiststation from major Swedish cities; buses also connect to nearby towns.
Gotland Island
Take a ferry from Nynäshamn, Sweden, to Visby. Alternatively, fly to Visby Airport from major cities. You can easily travel
City of Stockholm
Efficient public transport includes buses and the Tunnelbana (subway). Arlanda Express offers a quick connection from the airport to the
Tyresta National Park
Reach Tyresta National Park by taking the commuter train from Stockholm to Tyresö Station, followed by the bus 834 until
The Viking museum
Reach the Viking Museum easily by taking the metro to Djurgården station, followed by a short walk to the museum’s
Tatra mountains
From Krakow, take a direct bus to Zakopane, the gateway to the Tatra Mountains. You can also reach the Tatra
Auschwitz concentration camp
From Krakow, take a train to Oświęcim, then a local bus to Auschwitz. There are parking facilities available for visitors
Gdansk Old Town
Efficient public transport options include buses and trams; Gdansk Glowny, the main train station, is a hub connecting to the
Ojcow National Park
From Krakow, take a train or bus to Pieskowa Skała, the gateway to the park. Local buses further connect to
Bieszczady National Park
Efficient public buses connect major cities to Ustrzyki Górne, the gateway to Bieszczady. From there, local transport or hiking trails
Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour
Take a train from Krakow to Wieliczka Rynek-Kopalnia station; the mine is a short walk away.
Biking in Krakow
Efficient trams and buses make navigating Krakow easy. Biking enthusiasts can use public transport to reach key starting points, with
Amsterdam
Efficient trams and buses navigate the city; the Central Station serves as a transportation hub. Biking is a popular and
Hoge Veluwe National Park
Take a train to Ede-Wageningen and then hop on Bus 108 to the park’s entrance. Besides public transport, you can
Keukenhof Gardens
Reach Keukenhof Gardens easily by taking a train from Amsterdam to Schiphol Airport, followed by a short bus ride (Bus
Scheveningen Beach
Easily accessible by tram or bus from The Hague’s central station, providing a convenient public transport option for visitors.
City of Utrecht
c=From Amsterdam, take a direct train to Utrecht Central Station, a journey of around 30 minutes. The attraction is easily
Kinderdijk Windmills
Take a train from Amsterdam to Rotterdam and then a waterbus or bus to Kinderdijk.
Village of Giethoorn
From Amsterdam, take a train to Steenwijk and then a bus to Giethoorn. A captivating adventure awaits just a few
City of Rotterdam
Easily accessible by train, Rotterdam Centraal Station connects the city to major European hubs.
Tallinn’s Old Town
Take Bus 2 from Tallinn Airport or Tram 4 from the main station; both lead to the heart of Old
Lahemaa National Park
From Tallinn, take a train or bus to Rakvere, then transfer to local buses connecting to Lahemaa’s entrances.
Saaremaa Island
Take a ferry from Virtsu on the Estonian mainland to Kuivastu on Muhu Island. From Muhu, another short ferry ride
City of Pärnu
Easily accessible by bus or train from Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, Parnu offers convenient and affordable public transportation options.
City of Tartu
Reach Tartu easily by taking a bus or train from Tallinn; the journey offers scenic views of Estonia’s landscapes.
Kihnu Island
Reach Kihnu Island by taking a ferry from Munalaid or Mihkli ports on the Estonian mainland.
Rakvere Castle
Take a train to Rakvere from Tallinn, and the castle is a short walk from the station. Buses also connect
Koli National Park
From Joensuu, take a bus to Koli village, then walk or rent a bike to explore the park.
City of Turku
Turku is well-connected by public transportation, with trains and buses providing convenient access from major cities like Helsinki and Tampere.
City of Helsinki
Visitors can easily reach Helsinki’s attractions via the efficient public transport system, including trams, buses, and the metro.
Lapland region
Lapland is accessible by train, bus, or plane. Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland, has a major airport, and there are
Chamonix
Chamonix is easily accessible by public transport, with regular trains and buses connecting the town to major cities like Geneva
Town of Annecy
Annecy is accessible by train from major cities like Paris and Lyon. The town also has a bus network connecting
Brittany Region
Getting There: Bretagne is well-connected by train, with major cities like Rennes and Brest served by high-speed TGV trains from
Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower is easily accessible via Paris’s extensive public transport system, with nearby metro and bus stops.
City of Paris
Public transportation in Paris is efficient, with the Metro and RER trains connecting major attractions. From Charles de Gaulle Airport,
Mont Saint Michel
From Paris, travelers can take a train to Rennes or Caen and then transfer to a regional bus or shuttle
Versailles Palace
Take the RER C train from Paris to Versailles-Rive Gauche station, then a short walk to the palace.
Provence Lavender Fields
Visitors can reach Provence Lavender Fields by taking a train from Paris to Avignon, followed by a local bus or
Wine Tasting in Bordeaux
Take the tram Line B from Bordeaux’s city center to reach the wine regions easily. Alternatively, opt for guided tours
Côte d’Azur
Easily accessible by train from major cities like Paris, Marseille, and Lyon, with high-speed services to Nice and other coastal
Gorges du Verdon
You can reach Gorges du Verdon by taking a train from Marseille to Aix-en-Provence, then transferring to a bus or
D-Day Landings
Public transportation options include trains from Paris to cities like Caen or Bayeux, followed by local buses or organized tours
Châteaux of the Loire Valley
The region is well-connected by train from major cities like Paris. Trains run regularly to towns such as Tours or
Marseille Calanques
From Marseille city center, take public transport (bus or metro) to Luminy or Cassis, then follow signs for the Calanques.
Corsica island
Visitors can reach Corsica by taking a ferry from ports in mainland France or Italy. Once on the island, public
City of Lyon
Lyon is well-connected by train, with the TGV offering high-speed services from major cities in France and Europe. Additionally, Lyon
Tbilisi, the capital
Tbilisi can be reached via Tbilisi International Airport. From the airport, take the Airport Express Bus or a taxi to
Uplistsikhe rock town
From Tbilisi, travelers can take a marshrutka (minibus) or train to Gori, then hire a taxi or take a local
Kazbegi National Park
Public minibusses, known as marshrutkas, run daily from Tbilisi to Stepantsminda, the main town near Kazbegi National Park. The journey
Gelati Monastery
From Kutaisi, take a marshrutka (minibus) heading towards Gelati Monastery, which is approximately a 20-minute drive away.
Martvili Canyon
Visitors can reach Martvili Canyon by taking a marshrutka (minibus) from Kutaisi to Martvili. From Martvili, taxis or local transportation
Kazbegi National Park
Reach Kazbegi National Park by taking a marshrutka (minibus) from Tbilisi to Stepantsminda, the main town near the park. From
Trakai Island Castle
Take a train or bus from Vilnius to Trakai, then walk or take a short bus ride to the castle.
Vilnius Old Town
Vilnius Old Town is easily accessible via public transport, with buses and trolleybuses serving the area regularly. The Vilnius railway
Hill of crosses
From Šiauliai, take a bus or taxi to Domantai village, then follow signs or ask locals for directions to the
Gauja National Park
Public buses from Riga, Latvia, run regularly to Sigulda, the gateway to Gauja National Park.
Curonian Spit
From Vilnius, take a bus or train to Klaipėda, then board a ferry to reach the Curonian Spit. Public buses
Aukštaitija National Park
Reach Aukštaitija National Park via public buses from Vilnius or Kaunas, which connect to towns near the park.
Tara National Park
From Vilnius, take a train or bus to Druskininkai, then local buses or taxis to the park entrance.
Drvengrad (Wooden Town)
From major cities like Belgrade, travelers can take a train or bus to nearby towns such as Užice or Čačak.
Iron Gate Gorge
Accessible via public buses from major cities like Belgrade and Novi Sad, with stops near key viewpoints and attractions.
Kopaonik National Park
From Belgrade, travelers can take a bus to the nearby town of Raška, and then transfer to a local bus
Devil’s Town
From Belgrade, travelers can take a bus to Kuršumlija and then hire a local guide or taxi to reach Devil’s
Belgrade the capital
Belgrade is well-connected by public transport. Visitors can easily reach the city center from Nikola Tesla Airport via the airport
London
England – London’s extensive public transport system includes the Underground (Tube), buses, and trains, providing convenient access to all attractions.
Jurassic Coast
England – The Jurassic Coast is accessible by public transportation, with regular train services to towns along the coast such
Peak District
England – Easily accessible by train or bus from major cities like Manchester and Sheffield, with frequent services to towns
Cornwall
England – Cornwall is accessible by train, bus, and car. The main train stations are in Truro, St. Austell, and
The Wave, artificial surf
England – The attraction is easily accessible by public transport. Visitors can take a bus from Bristol city center to
