Iceland – the land of water, ice and fire – is an island nation located on the border of the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, on the border of Europe and America. With its location just below the Arctic Circle, Iceland presents a fabulous contrast between fire and ice, as well as between high technological sophistication and a desolate, inhospitable landscape. 

Italian fun not only on the snow. Kronplatz is a mountain resort in South Tyrol. During the summer it is mainly used by cyclists and hikers, in the winter season (December – April) this resort serves mainly skiers, ski mountaineers and cross-country skiers. The Concordia 2000 bell can be found at the top, which is an attraction for all visitors and is the largest in the Alps of its kind.

365 days of snow for you. The highest, largest, exclusively built year-round sports resort, also known as the gourmet village of the Alps. Interestingly, you can't get to Zermatt by your own car – cars are banned from entering.

Exclusive wine and a perfume tour. The French Riviera, also known as the Côte d'Azur, is one of the most famous holiday areas on the Mediterranean coast. Nice, the port city of southern France, is rightfully called the jewel of the Côte d'Azur. The center offers a plethora of restaurants, cafes and bars, as well as a wide range of luxury shops of all kinds. In addition to the vast expanses of gardens, parks, and sunny beaches, the city also boasts many lakes and fountains.

Mountains, canyons and lots of fun in the southern Adriatic.

The rediscovered Montenegro offers many attractions in the southern Adriatic. The national parks are suitable for trekking, the deep river canyon offers opportunities for first-class rafting, while you can enjoy the coastal climate and boat rides and beach visits in peace.

The cradle of the Renaissance and cultural gems. Florence, the capital of Italian Tuscany, situated on the Arno River is one of the most beautiful and oldest cities in Italy and Europe. It has made a significant contribution to the development of history in many fields of science, art, literature and philosophy. Florence is also home to most of the world's cultural heritage.

For motors, fashion and specific cuisine. Milan is the cultural, both historical and modern city of northern Italy. The famous suburb of Monza boasts the world-famous Circuit Royal Park, where the Formula 1 Grand Prix is regularly held. The city is also known as the Mecca of fashion and design.

Gateway to the fjords. The colorful Norwegian city of Bergen is Norway's second largest city and the gateway to the majestic fjords. The Hanseatic port of Bryggen will give you a taste of the local culture – check out the commercial buildings that look like movie sets. Norway's landscape is a strange mix of high mountains, endless forests, thundering waterfalls and dark fjords.