Journey through Mexico’s Copper Canyon as you visit the city of El Fuerte (the Fort in English). This picturesque and quaint town has many acitivites, which you can enjoy.

Nice is located in south-eastern France, approximately 20 miles from Italy, on the French Riviera, between Cannes and Monaco. Nice’s beauty is breathtaking and there are many activities, which you can partake in.

Nice is located in south-eastern France, approximately 20 miles from Italy, on the French Riviera, between Cannes and Monaco. Nice’s beauty is breathtaking and there are many activities, which you can partake in.

When one thinks of Venice, Italy what usually pops into most people’s thoughts are the canals and gondolas which make Venice famous. However, Venice has so much more to offer her visitors! 

Visitors to Florence will find themselves enthralled by its beauty, its architecture, the friendliness of its people and its culture.  

Heidelberg is a city with a variety of attractions which include a romantic castle, Germany's oldest university, a hillside "Philosopher's Walk," boat trips on the Neckar River, and countless taverns, cafés, and restaurants where you can sample local wines and taste the gastronomy of Germany.

Lucerne is located in the heart of Switzerland approximately an hour away from Zurich by car. Lucerne is a popular tourist destination in Switzerland; enjoy the picturesque lakes, or make it a stopover on the way to the Swiss Alps in the South of Switzerland.

Enjoy a trip to the capital of the state of Bavaria, Germany-Munich!  Not only is this city Germany’s third largest, it is also one of Europe's most adventurous and fun cities to visit. The city has a population of about 1.4 million its located on the River Isar north of the spectacular Bavarian Alps. In the winter this city is a skier’s dream, and in the summer there are so many fun activities to partake in for all! The many locals who speak English, German and perhaps a few other European languages might surprise you- communication here is a breeze!

Germany’s wine capital, as Rhineland is most famous for, is home to Germany’s most fertile vineyards. These vienyards, which go up steep hills, lead to old, imposing castles and charming wine villages, each of which has at least one wine festival per year. Though the Rhine Valley is only as wide as the little towns on either side of the riverbank, the region stretches nearly 134 miles long.

Many people believe Liechtenstein to be the jewel of Europe, and often compare the country to reading a good book. Once you have started reading the book of Liechtenstein, you can’t put it down. The country is the fourth smallest in all of Europe, however despite its size, the country has a very unique and eventful history, which has led it to be a highly industrialized state.