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Guests at the Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik are treated to some great views of Dubrovnik's Old Town.

Hotel Excelsior captures the best of both DubrovniksThe century-old former villa sits just minutes from the city's walled Old Town but features all of the 21st century trappings...

The vineyards outside Lausanne are listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site.

Discovering the laid-back luxury of LausanneIt's as chic as the French Riviera, but without pretention. It's similar to Montreux, minus the palm trees and veneer of...

The One&Only Portonovi was designed to look like a Venetian palace. It sits on the Boka Bay shoreline in Montenegro.

Discovering Montenegro, with help from the One&Only Portonovi resortAs luxurious as the property is, it's the One&Only Portonovi's connection to the destination itself that sets it apart.

The Chateau de Saumur on the Vienne River houses a museum dedicated to equestrian tradition as well as a dungeon and a watchtower.

Drinking in the picturesque during Loire Valley visitThe region boasts some of France's most picturesque scenery, an array of outdoor activities like biking and hiking and, of...

Rotterdam offers a modern alternative to Amsterdam

Rotterdam offers a modern alternative to AmsterdamAfter being decimated in World War II, Rotterdam rose as a cutting-edge city while remaining distinctly Dutch.

Cherry blossoms in Kungstradgarden in central Stockholm.

Celebrating the sounds and seasons of StockholmThe city, known for its frequent celebrations and 'fika' social ritual, features various exhibits and sites, including the...

Trieste doesn’t have anything on the scale of the canals of Venice, but it does have a Grand Canal in its city center.

Venice too crowded? Trieste’s treasures awaitAs Venice struggles to limit ship traffic and tourists from literally collapsing its historic treasures into the sea, Trieste...

View of Gothenburg's Old Town from the Stora Hamnkanalen (Big Harbor Canal).

Gothenburg, at 400 years old, stands firmly in the futureThe region is leaning well into the future with projects designed to improve quality of life and economic competitiveness, all...

Lyon sits on the confluence of the Saone and the Rhone, making it a typical departure point for river cruises.

For France beyond Paris, we'll always have LyonIn the first in a series of "second city" stories, contributor Brittany Chrusciel encourages readers to consider European...

As of June 1, CIE began including a bold notification about ETIAS requirements on invoices and documents for 2024 travel. Pictured, the Cabra Castle Hotel in Ireland.

Europe's travel authorization system (not a visa) is coming soon. Maybe.After years of delays and no firm start date, travel advisors and tour operators are taking a measured approach to the EU's...

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