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Between the majestic Alps and the Mediterranean, Slovenia is characterised by mountains, rivers and transit routes. The capital of the country is Ljubljana, situated in the heart of the country. Overlooking the city, there are the twin towers of Ljubljana Cathedral (1708), featuring some impressive frescoes.

The city has a good opera house and the symphony orchestra plays regularly in the Big Hall of the Culture and Congress Centre. Slovenia’s second largest city, Maribor, is only 10km from the Austrian border. The famous mountain resort of Bled is located on the charming Lake Bled, where skating and curling are practised in winter, and swimming and rowing in summer. Some other important cities are Kranj, Novo Mesto and Celje. Continue reading "Slovenia Hotels" »

Situated in Central Europe, the Slovak Republic achieved independence in 1993 and is slowly opening up to tourism. The country is divided into three regions: Bratislava and the West, Central Slovakia including the mountains, and The East.

In addition to the Alps, the landscape ranges from the Danube plain to high mountain peaks and quiet valleys, glacial lakes with crystal-clear waters to mineral and thermal springs. There are 7 national parks and 16 protected landscape areas, featuring well-preserved natural environments, the unique Carpathian landscape and remains of the original virgin forests. Continue reading "Slovak Republic Hotels" »

Facing the Arctic Ocean, between Europe and the North Pacific Ocean, Russia is a land of snow and harsh winters, but also of rivers and a midsummer sun that never sets. The country boasts many cultural treasures which have stood the test of time and an artistic legacy ranging from Karenina to Zhivago.

Russian people are mainly Russian Orthodox and their official language is Russian. The climate varies according the region. The country’s currency is the Russian Ruble. Continue reading "Russia Hotels" »

Located in southeastern Europe, between Bulgaria and Ukraine, Romania features some of the most overwhelming mountain scenery on the continent. The capital of the country is Bucharest.

Sightseeing includes mysterious castles, lovely medieval villages and painted monasteries concealed in deep forests. Some other important cities are Constanta, Lasi, Timisoara, Cluj Napoca, Galati and Brasov. Continue reading "Romania Hotels" »

Ask a Pole which city a visitor should choose first, and the answer will no doubt be Krakow. At the pinnacle of Polish culture and heritage, Krakow enchants visitors from the moment they arrive.

Krakow was the Capital of Poland until the end of the 16th century. During its 500-year reign, Krakow accumulated some of the most eclectic, romantic, and strikingly beautiful architecture in Europe. It is still, unquestionably, the Polish capital of culture, as confirmed by its recent designation as a European City of Culture. Continue reading "Poland Hotels" »

Facing the Mediterranean Sea, the Principality of Monaco forms an enclave into the French Department of the Alpes-Maritimes. The narrow line of coastline along with the background mountains create a natural amphitheatre.

The city of Monaco boasts bright, clean streets converging on the Prince’s Palace Square, where there are museums, boutiques and restaurants. Continue reading "Monaco Hotels" »

The Maltese archipelago, situated in the middle of the Mediterranean, comprises three major islands (Malta, the largest, Gozo and Comino). Their landscape features low hills with terraced fields.

Along the coastline there are plenty of harbours, bays, creeks, sandy beaches and rocky coves. Gozo is connected to Malta by ferry. Comino, the smallest and least populated island, is connected to Malta and Gozo by ferry. Continue reading "Malta Hotels" »

Situated in Western Europe, between France and Germany, Luxembourg is a country of hills and forests as well as tree-covered farmland. The rich wine-growing valley of Moselle is situated in the southeast.

Its capital, Luxembourg-Ville, is built on a rock overlooking the Alzette and Petrusse valleys. Continue reading "Luxembourg Hotels" »

Situated on the eastern Baltic coast, Lithuania is a country of lowland plains and hilly uplands with a complex network of rivers, including the Nemunas and the Neris. The geometrical centre of Europe is located near the village of Bernotai, 25km north of Vilnius. There are over 2800 lakes, most of them lying in the east of the country (Lake Druksiai and Lake Tauragnas, just to name a few).

Lithuanian people are mainly Roman Catholic and their official language is Lithuanian. The country has wet, moderate winters and summers. The country’s currency is the Litas. Continue reading "Lithuania Hotels" »

Situated between Lithuania and Estonia, Latvia is a country of charming and verdant countryside with impressive castles and villas and a stretch of coastline known as the Baltic Riviera. Its capital, Riga, features elegant Jugendstil buildings surrounded by blocks of Soviet-era concrete structures and a growing industrial area. Some other important cities are Daugavpils, Liepaja, Jelgava, Jurmala, Ventspils and Rezekne.

Latvian people are mainly Lutheran and their official languages are Latvian and Russian. The country has moderate, wet winters. The country’s currency is the Latvian Lat. Continue reading "Latvia Hotels" »