Chania is Crete’s most evocative city, with its pretty Venetian quarter criss-crossed by narrow lanes and culminating at a magnificent harbor. Although all this beauty means the old town is deluged with tourists in summer, it is still a great place to unwind. Remnants of Venetian and Turkish architecture abound, with old townhouses is now transformed into atmospheric restaurants and boutique hotels. Chania is also home to Sansal Boutique Hotel – 4 stars luxurious property just a few steps from the harbor.
Once a summer
bolt-hole for Valletta's movers and shakers, Sliema is one of the island's most
sought-after neighborhoods, a mélange of golden-stone townhouses and swish
apartment blocks. Covering its own peninsula, it merges into the district of St
Julian's to the northwest, and Gżira and Ta'Xbiex to the south, and is
separated from Valletta by narrow Marsamxett Harbour. Sliema is also the home
of 1926 Hotel & SPA – a unique concept which offers accommodation, dining
option and wellness oasis at the same place at once.
You’ll want to prick your finger
on every spire, wander up every crooked and cobbled street, let your eyes rise
reverently up the stone cake of St. Vitus Cathedral, march straight up to
Prague Castle, eat all the knedlÃky and drink all the pivo and if you still
think that it is impossible to experience it all at once we prove you
otherwise. Prague, the capital city of Czech Republic is definitely the number
one tourist location to visit during the spring and summer months.
The island of Corfu continues to welcome travellers with its lush scenery,
bountiful produce and pristine beaches. While certain regions of the island
have succumbed to overdevelopment, particularly those close to Corfu Town, Agios Gordios makes it possible to escape the crowds. This stunning part of the
island is not only famous for its breath taking views but it is also home to
world-class hotel – Mayor La Grotta Verde Grand Resort which is part of Mayor Luxury Hotels and Resorts in Corfu.
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Ancient Sozopol, with its
charming old town of meandering cobbled streets and pretty wooden houses,
huddled together on a narrow peninsula, is one of the Bulgarian coast’s highlights.
With two superb beaches, a genial atmosphere and good transport links, it has
long been a popular seaside resort and makes an excellent base for exploring
the area. It is also home to the modern and designed Blu Bay Hotel Sozopol.
Netanya offers 12km of the widest, cleanest and best beaches in Israel. While the city itself – the self-titled 'Israeli Riviera' – may feel like an old European seaside resort, its seafront is much more peaceful than its southern counterparts. Once popular with elderly visitors (especially French, British and Russian), Netanya is now starting to lure younger crowds. The spacious promenade with its children’s parks, flower beds and water features, plus live music shows in the town’s square, and a few lively bars, are helping to give Netanya a new lease of life.
Savudrija, with
its lighthouse, being well-known as the westernmost point of Croatia, too, is
the first tourist resort one comes across when visiting the Croatian part of
Istria. in this picturesque Croatian region, you can discover a completely new
dimension of relaxation at the luxury Kempinski Hotel Adriatic. The hotel is
not just ideal for active holidays, leisure or romantic escapes, but it is also
a perfect wedding venue for celebrating the most memorable day in a person's
life.
Strolling
through the historical old town of Prague while being treated with gourmet
local cuisine, shopping handmade souvenirs in little alleys and sipping
delicious brewed coffee. If you think that it is impossible to experience it
all at once we prove you otherwise. Prague, the capital city of Czech Republic
is definitely the number one tourist location to visit during the spring and
summer months.
Ancient and
modern, with equal measures of grunge and grace, bustling Athens is a heady mix
of history and edginess. Iconic monuments mingle with first-rate museums,
lively cafes and al fresco dining – and it’s downright fun. The historic center
is an open-air museum, yet the city’s cultural and social life takes place amid
these ancient landmarks, merging past and present. The magnificent Acropolis
rises above the sprawling metropolis and has stood witness to the city’s many
transformations.
Bavarian Alps are considered one of the most beautiful landscapes of Germany and ranks as one of the most scenic places in all of Central Europe. This is region is well known for its famous lederhosen, dirndl, bratwurst, and glistening alpine peaks. It is also home to the 5-stars luxury hotel Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden featuring an outdoor and an indoor pool, as well as a picturesque view of the mountains.
Austria is not only considered the winter sports capital of Europe but also popular for summer tourists who visit its historic villages and hike in the magnificent scenery of the Alps. Hotel Hochschober is located in the center of Turracher Höhe, ski resort between Carinthia and Styria region in 1763 meters above the sea level. Since it opened in 1929 the hotel has been under the ownership of Leeb family. Today, the third generation continues running the business.












