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The mystery and beauty of the Alps has long captivated travelers with its snow-capped peaks, aquamarine lakes and charming hamlets. There are several countries that span the Alps, including France, Italy and Germany, and of course the most famous of the Alpine countries, Switzerland. The towns nestled between the peaks, valleys, and the lakes of the region are all distinctive, from Montreux with its musical heritage to the glamorous mountain town of St. Moritz, the Alps are truly stunning and really can't go wrong with any destinations in these European mountains! Here's our pick of the best.
Switzerland, full of history and passion, in on incredible vacation package!. Discover Zurich (a center of culture and commerce set on a beautiful lake, with intimate, cobbled streets), Lucerne and Chur (an Alpine city and the capital of the Graubünden canton in eastern Switzerland). Finally get back to Zurich for one last night, before returning home. Connets these destinations by trains. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.
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For outdoor enthusiast, the French Alps is the ultimate destination in France. This area offers some of the most spectacular natural scenery in Europe, with breathtaking mountains, crystal-clear lakes, rushing waterfalls, and pristine forests. The French Alps boasts a wealth of cultural and natural attractions to discover.
High above Australia’s plains are sweeping mountains, rich in history and alive with activity. The Australian Alps stretch for nearly 250 miles from the nation’s capital at Canberra, ACT, through southern New South Wales, and along the Great Divide in eastern Victoria.
he Italian Alps sweep in an arc from Monaco in the west to Trieste in the east, covering the northern tip of Italy known as the Dolomites (Italian Alps). This area is made up of stunning glacial lakes, alpine resorts, and other hidden treasures in the north of the country.
The Swiss Alps are home to some of the most dramatic scenery in the world. From mountain tops that’s height will crane your neck to so many beautiful, isolated lakes that you’ll never want to leave.
Germany's most picturesque corner sits two hours south of Munich, an unchanging land of fairy-tale castles, rolling hills, Alpine meadows, quaint villages, gnarled forests, ice caves, enchanting lakes, fairy-tale castles, and locals who still yodel when they're happy!
The Julian Alps are the official name of the Alps when they stretch from Italy across Slovenia. The most famous place in the Slovenian Alps is Lake Bled, the most popular resort in Slovenia. There is, however, so much more to the Julian Alps than Lake Bled.
Everywhere you look in the Swiss Alps, beauty is all around you. From towering mountain peaks that are snow-capped even in summer, to crystal clear lakes, well-preserved medieval cities, lush alpine pastures and charming villages, the Swiss Alps has it all.
The Bavarian Alps extend west from Germany`s remote southeastern corner to the Allgau region near Lake Constance. This region boasts a stunningly beautiful natural divide along the Austrian border, along with picturesque alpine scenery with a quintessential German charm. Ranges further south may be higher, but these mountains spring up from the foothills so drastically that the impact is all the more dramatic.
Northern Europe is the geographic region comprised of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. It is one of the most progressive regions in Europe and is considered to be the happiest place in the world, home of stunning fjords, a chill-out culture and historically significant monuments.
The Northern Lights, also called Aurora Borealis, can only be seen in the northern hemisphere and is strongest above the Arctic Circle. There are many places to catch a glimpse of these Aurora Borealis - such as the northern countries of Norway, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, and Scotland.
The winter resorts of Europe are spectacular, not only for their magnificent skiing, but for the beautiful Alpine villages and celebrity-studded resort towns at their bases. Ski areas can be found all over Europe, however, the countries of France, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy are particularly renowned for their ski-friendly climate, terrain, and infrastructure. Here, not only will you find fantastic snow and superb skiing for all skill levels, visitors can also enjoy lively après-ski scenes, fine-dining restaurants set in breathtaking scenic locales, and lodging that is both luxurious and unpretentious.
Europe contains some of the most fascinating, historic UNESCO World Heritage sites in the world with significant ones like the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia, Mont-Saint Michel in France, and The Buda Castle Quarter and Andrassy Avenue in Budapest. There are over 400 UNESCO World Heritage sites in Europe alone, and at least one can be found in every country.
European Cuisine is filled with variety throughout the European countries with classics like Pizza in Italy, Croissants in France, Wiener Schnitzel in Germany, Bangers and Mash in Great Britain, and so much more. There are rich stews and dumplings in the Balkans, succulent seafood along the Mediterranean, savory cheeses throughout the continent, and iconic traditional dishes found in each country. These cuisines are not only delectable but they tell the story of the history, people, and traditions of each country.
From the Mediterranean to the Nordics, Europe boasts such an amazing blend of cultures and landscapes for you to discover. You have mountains, the ocean, lakes, culture, history, and so much squeezed into a relatively small area. Add to that the sense of freedom of a road trip, you’ll find it’s the perfect way to explore!
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