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Vatican City is in the middle of Rome. It’s the smallest country in the world and holds some of the most recognised landmarks in Europe. The dome of St. Peter’s Basilica stands out immediately, and most visits begin at St. Peter’s Square, where the open space leads directly to the basilica. St. Peter’s Basilica is

The United Kingdom includes England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Located in north-western Europe, it combines cities, countryside, and coastal areas within a short distance. London is the capital and a major centre for culture and business. Across the country, landscapes vary. The Cotswolds are known for rolling hills and small villages, while the Scottish

Switzerland is a small country in Central Europe, but it feels full the moment you arrive. In a short distance, you’ll see snow on the mountains, clear blue lakes, green fields, and towns with wooden houses and stone streets. There’s always something going on, no matter the season. You can take a train through the

Spain is located in southwestern Europe and covers most of the Iberian Peninsula. The size becomes obvious once you start planning a trip. The north feels cooler and greener, while the south gets hotter and drier.  Getting between regions takes time, and that’s what makes travelling across Spain feel varied rather than repetitive. It runs

Slovenia is a small country in Central Europe, set between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea. It has a range of landscapes, from the Julian Alps in the north to a short coastline in the south. Forests cover more than half of the country, and nature shapes how people travel. Ljubljana is the capital and

San Marino, officially the Republic of San Marino, is a small country completely surrounded by Italy. It lies on the northeastern side of the Apennine Mountains and covers about 61 square kilometres. That makes it the fifth-smallest country in the world and one of only three fully surrounded by another nation. Mount Titano rises through

Portugal is a captivating country on the Iberian Peninsula, known for its dramatic Atlantic coastline, sun-drenched hills, and a history shaped by maritime exploration. You’ll find sandy beaches, striking cities, rugged cliffs, and a strong food scene. Wine is easy to come across wherever you go. It’s also easy to get around. Distances are short,

Norway stands out for how quickly the landscape changes. Deep, glacier-carved fjords cut into the land. A dramatic coastline stretches into the Arctic Circle. Often called the “Land of the Midnight Sun,” the country shifts between long summer days and very short winter daylight. This changes how travel feels across the year. Cities feel close