Europe is home to countless landmarks, and these three of the most popular historical sites in Europe continue to captivate millions

The different seas in Southern Europe play a vital role in defining the region’s geography, climate, and way of life.

For travelers who want to experience history, culture and stunning coastlines in one trip, cruises are a good way of explore Southern Europe.

San Marino is the oldest republic in Europe, and remarkably, it has maintained its independence for over 1,700 years.

Tucked inside the heart of Rome, the Vatican City is the smallest country in the world. Covering just 44 hectares (about 110 acres),

When exploring a map of Europe, one feature stands out in the south: the three peninsulas in Southern Europe.

The Mediterranean is dotted with hundreds of islands, an the three largest islands in the Mediterranean are "Sicily, Sardinia, and Cyprus"

Countries in Southern Europe receive hundreds of millions of tourists every year, and year after year, France & Spain compete for the top spot

The first civilisation in Europe is often associated with the Minoans on the island of Crete, who flourished around 3000 BC.

Many countries in Southern Europe use the euro as their official currency. This makes travel and trade between them much easier.