Waterfalls you can walk behind, black-sand beaches, icebergs drifting in a glacier lagoon and northern lights in the winter sky: Iceland feels like another planet – yet it is only around three and a half hours’ flight from central Europe. This North Atlantic island is young, wild and constantly on the move: volcanoes, hot springs
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Glaciers, peaks above 4,000 metres, turquoise lakes and picture-book villages: the Alps stretch across eight countries and pack more variety into a small area than almost any other region in Europe. Whether you hike through flower meadows in summer, carve fresh slopes in winter or simply ride a cogwheel railway up to a viewpoint: in
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If “skiing in Bulgaria” makes you raise an eyebrow, you have never been to Bansko: modern lifts, a 16 km valley run, a medieval old town – and prices that make Alpine skiers look twice. The ski area Around 75 km of slopes between 990 and 2,600 m, mostly red runs – ideal for cruisers
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Three mountain ranges above 2,000 metres, national parks almost without people, and hut stays for the price of a lunch: Bulgaria is one of Europe’s best hiking destinations – and one of its emptiest. 1. The Seven Rila Lakes (moderate) – the classic Seven glacial lakes on terraces between 2,100 and 2,500 m. The chairlift
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If you are looking for a mountain range that looks like it was painted by a fantasy artist, the Italian Dolomites are your place. This UNESCO-protected massif, part of the Alps, offers some of the most dramatic limestone peaks in the world. But the Dolomites are not just for climbers—they are an accessible paradise for
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