Welcome to the capital of Czech Republic, a city rich in history and beer. Prague is a city filled with Gothic churches, Art Nouveau buildings, and local pubs on what feels like every corner. Not only does Prague have charm and character but it’s also a city where you come to have some of the best nights of your life. We promise you! 

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Czech Republic is famous for its romantic capital city, Prague, its rich history and beautiful architecture which attracts millions of visitors each year. But did you know that the country is also famous for its 2000+ castles which makes Czech Republic one of the countries with the highest density of castles in the world? 


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Czech Republic

Home to the capital of the Czech Republic and all of its cute and quirky districts. Discover the beautiful astronomical clock, rooftop bars, and art around every corner.

Tops spots when it rains in Prague

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25 Rainy Day Activities in Prague

The star of the Netherlands! This is one city every tourist to the Netherlands visits at least once. While most gather in the red-light district and urban centre, we know Amsterdam has way more to offer. Check out our slow travel city guide to Amsterdam for an authentic experience. 

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The Netherlands is known for its canals and windmills for a reason; every sight here looks like something off a postcard. Most tourists gather here to visit its capital Amsterdam to party! But there’s so much more to the Netherlands.

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Home to the country’s historically vibrant capital: Amsterdam, globally known for its picturesque canals, red lights, and liberal thinking. You’ll also find hidden gems along the coastline and traditional Dutch villages highlighting the production of cheese, clogs, and windmills. The buzzing province of North Holland has something for every type of traveler!

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Hidden Gems in Amsterdam

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15 Non-Touristy Things to do in Amsterdam

Feel like a true local

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Where to rent bicycles in Amsterdam: 5 places spread around the city

A list of unique museums to make the most out of any day in Amsterdam.

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Top 10 Unique Museums for a Rainy Day in Amsterdam

The second biggest city in Belgium, known for its fashion scene and of course diamonds! This city is always changing and growing as it has since its golden days as the biggest port city in Europe. 

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Belgium’s charming medieval city and the capital of East Flanders. An unmissable urban gem of Flanders!


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The most romantic city in Belgium. Bruges has beautiful sights around every corner!

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Welcome to the capital of Belgium! Known as the heart of the European Union, Brussels is absolutely buzzing. Modern neighbourhoods sit side by side with Art Deco buildings and historic landmarks. 

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Belgium, small but packs a punch. Not known among its fellow Europeans as a destination hub nor among those beyond the continent but look close and you will find some hidden gems. A confusing country with 3 official languages! We're here to help you navigate it and find the best best places in Belgium. 

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Lying on the North Sea coast, Belgium's immediate neighbours are France, Luxembourg, Germany and the Netherlands. The small nation of Belgium might leave you surprised by its rich and gorgeous heritage. It boasts a number of fascinatingly historic cities packed with medieval and Art Nouveau architecture and famous for their long traditions in arts, fashion and fine dining. If you've seen the best of them, the Belgian countryside offers anything from sandy beaches to the densely forested hills and ridges of the Ardennes. Brussels, the country's vibrant capital, is a modern world city with a highly international character. It combines massive postmodern buildings in its European Quarter with impressive historic monuments, such as the World Heritage listed Grand Place, surrounded by guildhouses and the Gothic town hall. There's Laken Castle and the large St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral, dedicated to the cities patron saints. The Royal Palace is a more recent but no less grand structure. One of the city's most famous landmarks is the Atomium, a remarkable steel structure and remnant of the 1958 World's Fair.

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The diamond heart of Belgium with awesome cultural experiences and natural gems on its borders.

Home to the iconic city of Ghent and so much more. Famous for its cycling events, beautiful sights, and medieval cities.  

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Meet Limburg, Flander’s eastern most province, bordered by the Netherlands to the east and Wallonia to the south. This small part of Belgium is off the tourist track with plenty of hidden gems to discover. Wandering around the charming towns, you’ll discover why Limburg is Flander’s friendliest province and also the greenest. With Flanders’ only national park, Hoge Kempen, Limburg is the perfect place to get outside and enjoy the great Belgian outdoors.  There is Flemish culture aplenty and Belgian history from the Roman’s to WWII. 

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Welcome to the rolling dunes and open beaches of Belgium’s coastline. West Flanders is, you guessed it, Belgium’s most western province. It’s most popular in the summer when everyone is looking for a coastal escape. 

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The steady beating heart of Wallonia’s industry, prosperity, and culture. Liege province is bustling with things to do from artsy experiences, beautiful nature sights to see, and some of the must-see historical places of Belgium. Plus, you might just hear some German being spoken in the unique Eupen-Malmedy, which has been part of Belgium since WWI. Liege is a unique mix not to be missed on a slow travel trip to Belgium. 

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Creative date ideas for couples in Belgium.

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Unique Date ideas in Belgium for your Valentine

Valkenburg

There's much more to this quaint town than being the UN's home for the international tribunal. Walk, bike or stroll next to the canals with typical Dutch-style architecture (and cleanliness!). 


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This quirky city with its unique architecture packs a punch. Strongly recommend - if the weather permits - navigating around by bike. 

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A charming city that claims the capital title of North Holland, only 15 minutes away from Amsterdam Central Station! Haarlem is often considered the scaled down version of its massive neighbour due to its historical richness and vibrant culture. Museums, markets, windmills and cute hidden city gardens all make up this cool city.

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This off the beaten track city may not be the prettiest in the Netherlands, but it is a hotspot for creativity and innovation in North Brabant. Discover the Netherland’s design capital in a museum and or marvel at its modern architecture. Eindhoven is a great spot if food, shopping and nightlife are what you’re after.

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Welcome to the Netherland’s southernmost province, sandwiched between Flanders and Germany. Enjoy the legacy of Roman rule on wine tasting at a vineyard or dine on culinary delights in this gastronomic hotspot. Hop on a bike to explore Limburg’s varied nature or stroll around a city like Maastricht and Roermond to get a taste of the province’s past.

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South Holland serves up the best of the Netherlands. Live the city life in Rotterdam and the Hague or stroll through historic Delft or Leiden. Spend time on Scheveningen’s beaches or wander through nature along sandy dunes. See UNESCO world heritage windmills or head up north and cycle through the flower bulb fields. 

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Three words: skydiving, kayaking and canals. Found in the centre of the Netherlands,  Utrecht province is home to the beautiful Vecht region and the famous Castle de Haar. Utrecht city is worth visiting as the 4th biggest in the country. Discover the province’s unique museums and authentic mills.

Overijssel is home to Giethoorn, the ‘Venice of the Netherlands’, and its capital Zwolle. Overijssel is the perfect province to visit for a rural trip to the Netherlands. You’ll find cycling and hiking routes galore as De Weerribben-Wieden National Park is nestled into the province. 

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Noord Brabant is a jack of all trades, mixing nature, culture and history. Discover De Biesbosch nature reserve or see where Van Gogh grew up. Wander Eindhoven’s modern streets or discover Den Bosch’s historic monuments. Fun-lovers and foodies will also find themselves at home in this friendly province.

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The best Christmas and winter activities

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Ultimate Guide to Wintertime in the Netherlands

 The super cute capital of Limburg surrounded by and covered in beautiful nature. Famous for the lovely Japanese garden and yummy gin. 

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Belgium’s cute and lively student town just outside of Brussels and the capital of Flemish Brabant. Leuven has something for everyone: awesome nightlife, great connections to nearby cities, historical sights to see, and a lively atmosphere. 

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The cultural capital of Wallonia. A super studenty city taking steps forward all the time on its iconic staircase. 

Liege

This province is cozied right up to Brussels, surrounding it with some of the best green spaces of Belgium, beautiful castles, and famous breweries. Flemish Brabant is one of the five provinces of Flanders but stands out for its cultural heritage and beer. The Flemish Brabant has many of Belgium’s famous beers on tap and breweries to visit. Dutch is the main language spoken here, but the closer you get to Brussels the more you’ll hear French in the streets. 

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THE top tips on spending winter in Belgium.

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The Ultimate Guide to Christmas in Belgium 

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It might sound a little creepy, but most of these houses are made out of respect for the dead.

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Bonehouses around Europe: discover ossuaries decorated with skulls and skeletons

See the second oldest city in the Netherlands! Find Roman origins and history aplenty in the capital of Limburg province. Maastricht is also the country's culinary capital, where you can experience its thriving restaurant and bar scene. Above ground, discover an authentic city with a modern touch. Below ground, discover its historic caves on an underground tour. 

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Limburg's major cities are the capital Maastricht, as well as Heerlen, and Sittard-Geleen. While in Maastricht you may want to stroll around the Vrijthof, one of the most important squares of the city and have a cup of coffee and some delicious stroopwafels – a delicious Dutch waffle-biscuit with a caramel center. Alternatively, you can walk around the Lichtenberg Castle ruins or visit the flea market at the train station. Wandering around is the perfect way to see the city, and feel its classical vibes.

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