Menton – the travel destination on the Côte d’Azur
With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Menton is the warmest place on the Côte d’Azur even in winter. Since the town tends to get very hot in the peak of summer, it’s best to visit in spring or autumn. Menton is famous for its lemon trees, which bear fruit all year round. Since 1934, the Lemon Festival “Fête du Citron” has been held there. Thousands of lemons are used to create lemon sculptures for this event. The festival is celebrated every year between February and March.
Butrint – the ancient ruins in Albania
Butrint is a small town located on a peninsula in southern Albania. Romans, Greeks, and Ottomans have all left their mark here. You can admire the archaeological site and parts of the surrounding waters in the national park. The amphitheatre is one of the highlights of the ancient city. Since 1992, Butrint has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Piran – a hidden gem in Slovenia
The beautiful town of Piran lies on the Slovenian Adriatic coast, not far from the Italian border. Piran’s charm and architecture are reminiscent of Venice. In addition to sights and a harbor, the town also offers a seaside resort.
Baléal in Portugal
Baléal, located not far from Peniche, is a paradise for surfers. Here you’ll find several quiet beaches with good winds and waves. For those planning an active holiday and looking for a place that isn’t overcrowded, a trip to Baléal is just the thing.
Marken – the idyllic peninsula in the Netherlands
The peninsula, surrounded by the Markermeer, is easy to combine with a city trip to Amsterdam. This beautiful and peaceful island is only a 30-minute drive from the capital. All over the island, you’ll find charming houses and well-kept front gardens. On the shell-covered beach, there are plenty of spots to relax.