Tyrol is a region historically consisting of four parts, and geographically encompassing territories belonging to two countries - Austria and Italy. Every year, it is a destination for thousands of amateurs of active recreation. The landscapes of the region are perfect for lovers of mountain tourism, alpinism and all kinds of winter sports. In summer, numerous shelters, located on the most interesting high-mountain routes, make it easier for both amateurs and professionals to climb new peaks. For tourists who prefer winter recreation, there are many ski resorts, hundreds of kilometers of slopes of various difficulty levels, served by several dozen cableways and lifts.

The roof of Tyrol

The second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, covered with evergreen macchia, considered by many to be the mythical Atlantis - is Sardinia, which is the destination of thousands of tourists from different countries every year. No wonder: 300 sunny days a year, beautiful seaside resorts, wild mountainous terrain and delicious cuisine are just a fraction of what the island has to offer. Add to that the almost 1,900 km of coastline, wonderful sandy beaches with crystal clear water, all surrounded by wild nature. The proverbial icing on the cake is the Mediterranean climate, characterized by mild winters and hot summers. All this makes Sardinia a great holiday destination all year round for many people.

A light and shadow show in Sardinia

The Black Forest, or "Black Forest", is a mountain range in southwestern Germany. The youngest National Park among our western neighbors has been separated from its part. It was created in 2014 to protect the local wildlife, mainly coniferous and deciduous forests as well as mountain meadows and peat bogs. The picturesque Black Forest is also famous for its numerous health resorts, such as Baden-Baden and Badenweiler. The Black Forest is a granite mountain range stretching over a length of 160 km. Its highest peaks are Hornisgrinde (1,164 m) and Feldberg (1,493 m) with a weather station built in 1937. The mountain range borders in the west with France, in the south - with Switzerland, in the east - with Jura Swabia and the enormous Lake Baden, in the north - with Kraichgau. The Black Forest is famous primarily for its numerous spas . Patients and tourists appreciate the healing climate of the region, its clean air and dense fir forests.

The charms of the Black Forest

Lido di Jesolo is one of the largest seaside resorts on the northern Adriatic Sea. It is very popular among tourists, especially those who prefer not only blissful relaxation on a deckchair - it will be loved by those who want to make the most of their stay in such an attractive region.

Camping holidays in Lido di Jesolo. Active recreation on the Adriatic Sea

The Friuli-Venezia Giulia region is not only the most Balkan area of the Etruscan country, but also the Italian gateway to Central Europe. The region, torn by many wars in the past, was as important as the center of Italy. It is also the land of two languages: Italian and Friulian, it is a land where the lively Forlan dance reigns, often used by French composers. Trieste is undoubtedly the pearl of the region - the capital city, a typically Italian center, and at the same time with clearly visible influence of its neighbors: Austria and the countries of the Balkan Peninsula.

A cup of coffee in Trieste

The most popular destinations chosen by Poles traveling with motorhomes or caravans are Italy and Croatia. But Europe does not end there. How about the idea to visit Spain in a motorhome? After all, you can count on good weather and clean beaches there almost all year round!. Unfortunately, Polish caravanning enthusiasts are usually prevented from discovering the charms of Spain by distance. While a motorhome trip from Warsaw to Croatian Rovinj is less than 1,300 km and a 13-15 hour drive, a trip to Barcelona, for example, requires 2,400 km , which would take us 24 hours of uninterrupted driving.

It&#39;s time to visit Spain - in a motorhome!

Upper Austria abounds in exceptionally picturesque places with captivating landscapes. Undoubtedly, lake Mondsee can be considered one of the most beautiful among the over 70 lakes in the Salzkammergut region. It is the warmest water reservoir in the entire region (the water temperature in summer reaches 26°C), which makes it a real paradise for sailors, windsurfers, beachgoers and enthusiasts of hiking and cycling. On the northern shore of the lake, surrounded by history, mountains and greenery, there is a charming town of the same name – Mondsee.

Mondsee - the pearl of the Salzkammergut

Sardinia is a beautiful and full of secrets Italian island, the second largest in the Mediterranean (after Sicily). Lovers of water sports, sightseeing, as well as people looking for relaxation come there willingly. Sardinia is an emerald sea and over 1,800 km of varied coast, rich in sandy beaches, rugged rocks and unusual coves. This island also attracts with mysterious places where you can see the remains of the Nuragic civilization. Sardinia is a place loved by movie stars. They have their residences there, among others Julia Roberts, Leonardo DiCaprio and Mariah Carey. The island's capital is Cagliari, a town on the slopes of seven hills that gently slope down to the Golfo degli Angeli (Bay of Angels). One of the most picturesque places in Sardinia is the Emerald Coast , distinguished by the unusual color of the sea. There are many historic and charming towns along the coast, incl. Cannigione.

Secrets of Sardinia

The Garda Trentino region in the north of Lake Garda is a mecca for active people who love mountains and water sports. The wonderful oudoor fitness club created here by nature is not everything. The combination of active recreation and food & wine holidays is a matter of course here. Deliciousness is like a sport here. When you start trying, you can't stop. You want more and more!

Food &amp; Wine Holidays in Garda Trentino

Cavallino-Treporti is a wonderful corner of the Gulf of Venice, a bit aggressively between the waters of the Adriatic Sea and the lagoon. It is located so close to the capital of the region, lively and crowded at any time of the year, and yet it offers relaxation in the surroundings of nature, relaxation during cycling trips or walks on the beaches. And it must be emphasized that the island's beaches beat their competitors in the way - they are about 15 km long, wide and very picturesque. The surrounding areas are flat, friendly to tourists' feet, tempting for long walks and contemplating the beauty of nature. Cavallino's cultural calendar is full of interesting events, and the local cuisine is saturated with a variety of flavors. It will not be an exaggeration to say that the stay on the island is a feast for both body and spirit.

Vacation in Cavallino-Treporti

Some people say it's better not to come here in summer, mainly for two reasons: the smells and the tourists. In fact, Venice is crowded in summer, and the high temperatures make the smells above the canals even more intense. However, it is difficult to expect that a town built on marshy islands, which was once a fishing village, smells different than it does. And it is hardly surprising that in such an attractive tourist center it is crowded in high season. And Venice is beautiful without a doubt, even in crowds or in bad weather, it grabs the heart and steals the soul. Many a tourist will agree with the words of the writer Herman Melville: "I prefer to be in Venice on one rainy day than on a clear day in any other capital.".

When dusk falls in Venice ...

Aquitaine is a picturesque region of France stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pyrenees. It is famous for its exquisite wine, tasty cuisine and the evergreen Vézère valley, full of prehistoric discoveries and amazing caves. Bordeaux in Aquitaine is the world's largest wine-growing area, and Eyzies-de-Tayac and the Grotto of Lascaux are UNESCO World Heritage sites. These attractions already encourage you to go there. Aquitaine is famous for its high-quality wine . The first vines were grown there in antiquity, first only in the Mediterranean region, but later the vineyards spread throughout France. The oldest, legendary wines come from Bordeaux . Near this city there are as many as 100 thousand. hectares of vineyards, including such popular grape varieties as Médoc, St-Émilion and Sauternes .

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