Sofia

Eindhoven

Not many travellers know about Ljubljana more than the fact that it's the main city of Slovenia. Nevertheless, tiny, but very cute, it deserves attention and usually leaves a good impression after visiting. Somehow Ljubljana reminds tourists of the capital of the Czech Republic, it’s even called a small Prague by some. Tourists come here to see the castle Grad and the Old Town, get acquainted with the local culture or just to walk around this quiet, green and cosy place of Eastern Europe.

Bratislava is welcoming little capital, and the only capital city in the world that bordering with two states - Austria and Hungary. Today it is a relatively inexpensive and unpretentious city,but in the past, it was a magnificent coronation, about which tourists can find out now only on excursions.

Warsaw

Gdansk in Poland is an ancient city with unique historical monuments and interesting cultural life, the sea capital of the country and the world capital of amber, a beautiful seaside resort and a popular tourist centre. Spread out on the southern shore of the Baltic Sea, it is not only a major port, but also has a 23-kilometer strip of clean beaches with three swimming areas.

Zurich offers a unique fusion of modern lifestyle and historical architecture which is coveted around the world. Marvelling at the heritage of Old Town churches and the museum, admiring the breath-taking views of snow-capped mountains from the aerial cable ride are one of the few things to do in the city. A day trip to Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe is an unforgettable experience. A scenic ride through picturesque hamlets and mountains leads to Europe’s longest glacier offering stunning views of the Swiss Alps.