Discover Andermatt: Your Ultimate Guide to the Swiss Alps
GoTravelDaily Destination Editor for Central & Eastern Europe recently traveled to Andermatt, Switzerland. Here, she shares some tips and insights for anyone planning a similar trip.
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GoTravelDaily Destination Editor for Central & Eastern Europe recently traveled to Andermatt, Switzerland. Here, she shares some tips and insights for anyone planning a similar trip.
Italy’s beaches and art-rammed cities often steal the limelight, but it isn’t until you strike out into the wild mountains and trek along vertiginous coastlines that you can even come close to understanding how ravishing this country really is.
From the Tour de France cycle race to the pensioner cycling home from a village market with a pannier full of vegetables, the bicycle is as much a part of French life and culture as the baguette and the Eiffel Tower.
Don’t forget to pack your swimsuit for your next trip to picture-perfect Salzburg.
With so much of the world inaccessible right now, we’re taking a look through our archive of travel writing to revisit our past trips and to look at how GoTravelDaily has spent decades exploring the world in the hope of better understanding it. In this piece from 2019, Oliver Smith travels to the remote borders of Montenegro, Albania, and Kosovo to set foot in a once-forbidden mountain wilderness where, today, walkers are warmly welcomed.
Make your way to the remote borders of Montenegro, Albania, and Kosovo to set foot in a once-forbidden mountain wilderness where, today, walkers are warmly welcomed.
Liechtenstein is gearing up for its birthday bash in 2019 as the principality turns 300. To celebrate, it will be pulling out all the stops with a line-up of special events, exhibitions, and parties – the big one will be the National Day on 15 August, featuring a spectacular firework finale.
A fortress of sheer stone guards Slovenia’s hidden valleys, each brimming with quiet glacial lakes, wooden shepherds’ huts, and deep gorges cut by cool, crystalline ravines. The mountains and hills not only overwhelm the landscape, they also dominate the local psyche. Hiking is practically the national sport, whether it’s ascending Mount Triglav or leisurely walking around Lake Bohinj. The food is all farm-fresh, and Ljubljana’s diverse architecture is incredibly captivating, but a true trip to Slovenia means strapping on your hiking shoes and spending your days in nature.
Editor’s Note: Travel might be complicated right now; however, use our inspirational trip ideas to plan ahead for your next bucket list adventure.
The Alps (les Alpes) are the most famous of Europe’s mountain ranges, predominantly located to the east of France and bordering Switzerland and Italy. This majestic range is dominated by Mont Blanc, at 15,774 ft (4,808 meters), the highest peak in Western Europe, which is perpetually adorned with snow. Initially explored by rock climbers in the 19th century, the Alps now offer exhilarating experiences for both beginners and experts alike, including numerousVia Ferratas(iron ladders bolted onto rocks).