Travelling in Europe is a quest of diversity, astonishment, exchanges. Although smaller than its American, African or Asian counterparts, the European continent, also called the Old Continent, surprises the traveler in many ways. Everywhere in Europe, history is omnipresent. The succession of wars that have punctuated life for centuries leaves, here and there, a testimony of the past and the feeling that Europe has been able to rise again and remains stronger than ever. The European Union has become the symbol of this alliance, of this unity, with Germany at the top of the list, which has been able to leave behind its old demons to become the showcase of this Union.

Europe is also the diversity of climates and landscapes, from the calm and warm Mediterranean beaches to the fjords of Norway, whose virginity reminds us how much human activity has degraded this rich and varied nature. It is impossible to talk about European nature without mentioning Iceland. Perched at the gateway to the Arctic, this island is a raw land. Iceland is a host for rough reliefs sculpted by the elements and its intense activity is visible to the naked eye. In each country, many cities have succeeded in attracting a crowd of tourists eager for knowledge and a change of scenery. For romantics, Rome or Paris will offer a nice getaway while party lovers will enjoy the charms of Barcelona or Ibiza.

As you can see, Europe seems infinite, each place seems unique, its history makes it incredibly rich, its traditions, whether ancestral or more recent, give an incomparable charm to this prestigious destination, attracting travelers from all over the world.