It must be amazing - to stand on the shore of the European land, knowing that you are standing in front of a huge ocean, immeasurable amounts of water, and the nearest dry land behind it is the American continent stretching far and wide. This water is the Atlantic Ocean, and the European land on which we stand is the rocky cape Pointe du Raz, located in Brittany, in the north-west of France. Brittany is a picturesque region full of romance, a bit mysterious and raw. Capricious when it comes to weather. With a Catholic tradition deeply rooted in history and culture - pilgrimages, indulgences, a large number of regional saints, countless chapels and stone roadside crosses, as well as calvaries (sculptures carved in stone). Holidays in Brittany will be a great time for lovers of the countryside and green areas (including pastures), party people may be rather bored. There are many tiny towns in the region that look as if time had stopped there. Tourists' eyes glide with pleasure over stone houses decorated with flowers hanging from balconies and window sills.

French ocean breeze - Brittany

Twelve is the number of Aveyron, a department located in the Midi-Pyrénées region in the south of France. The region covers the middle of the Pyrenees chain and the Garonne Valley, further north. This is the department where one of the most famous wild children, Victor, was found. In 1970, "Wolfboy of Aveyron" became the protagonist of "L'Enfant sauvage", a French film about an unusual find almost 75 years ago. How can you start this part  , where, apart from resting, guests can relax, swim or explore the area on foot. For motorists, it is a great starting point to the places described above. The owners of the campsite speak English. The property is open from April 1 to October 31.

The beauty of number 12 - Aveyron

For several years, Croatia has been very popular among tourists, including Polish tourists. No wonder - we will reach this interesting country in just 12 hours, and we can count on affordable prices - both for accommodation, meals and attractions. We do not need to mention such obvious values as guaranteed weather, crystal clear water, eye-catching landscapes and historic climatic cities located along the coast. The problem, however, arises when making decisions about the region to stay in Croatia. Go further, to the popular south or start your adventure with the country from its northern part full of lazy towns?.

Croatia - crowded south or quiet north?

Much has been said and written about Andalusia - that it is a bridge between continents, a mosaic of cultures and the California of Europe. What is certain is that this is one of the more exotic and diverse areas of the old continent. This is where the great expedition of Christopher Columbus also began. Today we will take you on a journey through this amazing land. We invite you to read a practical guide to Andalusia!. It is worth starting your sightseeing in Andalusia in Cordoba, a former Muslim power. The greatest monuments of those times is the mosque - Mezquita, which was later rebuilt into a cathedral with nearly 800 columns. In the city you will also find the well-preserved arch bridge Ponte Romano and the famous Alcazar, a system of fortifications in which inquisition processes have been carried out for years. Seville is a modern metropolis worth stopping by for more than a day. Visitors can visit the Giralda belfry and the mighty cathedral with the statue of Christopher Columbus. Other notable attractions are the Museum of Fine Arts, the Royal Palace, Pilate's House, the Santa Cruz district and Plaza Espana. One of the most beautiful parts of the southern coast of Spain is Cabo de Gatta. However, we will not find kilometers of resorts in it, and raw cliffs creating stunning views that have become the set of many films. One of the most important points on the map of Andalusia is Cadiz, founded over 3000 years ago by the Phoenicians. The towers of the Church of Santa Cruz and the nearby cathedral dominate the city. Mina Square and the Cadiz Museum located on it are a must-see. Pueblos Blancos, or "white towns", is a group of several towns, including Olvera, Grazelma, Ubrique and Arcas de la Frontera.

Andalusia - the solar gate of Europe

What is associated with Denmark? Of course, Legoland and you do not have to be a parent of toddlers who would very much like to go to a town made of millions of bricks. More than one adult will have a great time here, forgetting about age or position. Anyway, we are all children in our souls - some only need to be reminded of this. The Danish Legoland is the perfect place for that. The famous block town is located in Billund, in the southern part of the country. It is the largest park of this type in the world (it covers an area of 14 hectares), it is also the oldest of all Legolands. Annually, it is visited by about 1.8 million tourists, which makes the park the largest tourist attraction in Denmark outside Copenhagen. It's a great place for a family trip - Legoland Billund is divided into several thematic lands, so everyone will find something for themselves. There are several dozen types of cable cars (including a 30-meter long roller coaster), and various carousels, slides and miniatures of buildings such as the Royal Palace or the stadium of FC Copenhagen. This is only a fraction of the attractions, because there are still cinemas with 5D technology, observation towers, balloon boats, a mini-town where you can pass the driving test (unfortunately, the driver's license after such a course is valid only in Legoland), pirate island, house fears ... It takes a long time to exchange, and you will forget about something. Is it any wonder that the block amusement park attracts like a magnet? In Danish, "Leg godt" means "Have fun", but "good" is definitely not enough for such a huge dose of joy and adrenaline. If you are not on your way to Denmark, you can visit the closer Legoland and go on a trip to Germany .

Have fun in Billund!

About 250 kilometers from the border with Poland is Eger, a Hungarian city famous for high-quality wine. In autumn, the air smells special in it, because then the grape harvest season approaches, celebrated by both the inhabitants and the crowds of tourists visiting the city. The landmark of Eger, its symbol, is the fortress visible from afar. Regardless of which side we enter the city from, we will see it first. Solid, high walls spread over a steep hill catch the eyes of tourists. It was thanks to the castle that the city was able to defend itself in the 13th century against the invasions of enemy troops - since then, the Eger fortress is for Hungary what Częstochowa is for Poles.

Hungarian autumn fragrant with wine

The beauty of Danish lakes and hills touches the heart not only of romantic souls. In such an environment, you can relax, recharge your batteries and calm down - that's why this small, charming country is liked by both nature lovers and people who are exhausted, overwhelmed by the busy reality, who want to catch their breath and find their inner balance. Speaking of the beauty of Danish landscapes, it's hard not to mention Søhøjlandet, the land of hills and lakes surrounding Silkeborg, a city on the Jutland Peninsula, in the central part of the country. The region is considered - and rightly so - one of the most beautiful in Denmark. Dominated by the landscapes of lakes and vast forests, interspersed here and there with high hills (including Himmelbjerget, which is one of the highest in the country), wrapped in a trail of the longest Danish river (Gudenå), it delights with its tranquility. Living here is a luxury, literally and figuratively - being able to enjoy such close contact with nature comes at a high cost of living. It is enough to look at the beautiful mansions located by Lake Brassø or in the town of Sejs. Which does not change the fact that many people choose this region when choosing a holiday destination in Denmark .

Trip to Silkeborg, Denmark

Austrian Tyrol has been attracting crowds of tourists for years, regardless of the season. Since December, enthusiasts of skiing, snowboarding and other winter sports come to it from various parts of the continent, while in summer it is visited by lovers of hiking along mountain trails, enjoying nature, raw, terribly clean air and the beauty of green meadows. It is easy to recover here after a long, work-filled year - on such a vacation we will quickly recharge the batteries. One of the most beautiful regions in Tyrol is the Pitztal valley , which wraps itself around like a giant cradle around the Pitze River. It is located in the Ötztal Alps, and stretches approximately 40 km south of the Inn Valley. Its main centers are: St. Leonhard im Pitztal, Jerzens, Wenns and Arzl im Pitztal. From all these places, it is easy to reach the county seat, Imst . The valley is known mainly for the complex of ski resorts on the Pitztal Glacier (Pitztaler Glacier), but everyone - not only skiers - will find the best option for spending their free time there. It is a great place for Nordic walking or family sightseeing trips , as well as a huge field for extreme hiking enthusiasts or alpine climbing enthusiasts. People who crave mountain landscapes will be satisfied with both the views and the ease of access to them, thanks to the mountain railways running to Hochzeiger or Rifflsee.

Four Seasons Imst

The Atlantic Pyrenees, also known as the Western Pyrenees, is a beautiful department in the southwest of France. It is made up of the historic province of Béarn and the French part of the Basque Country, and its prefecture is the city of Pau. As a cross-border mountain range located on the border between Spain and France, the Atlantic Pyrenees are quite a tourist attraction - a strong point on the map of Europe for all lovers of raw nature and active recreation. For some, the range resembles the Alps a bit (due to limestone ridges and deep valleys), and among the many advantages of the region are the abundance of forests and the number of generally accessible shelters and huts. It is impossible to ignore the freedom of camping and lighting fires. A tourist who has decided to spend a vacation in the Atlantic Pyrenees will feel fully connected with nature. Both the French and Spanish parts of the range are geologically and biologically diverse. In the north, deciduous forests predominate, many of which have their original character - the last representatives of the Pyrenean bears can be found there. In turn, the southern part, due to better sunlight, is covered with more species of thermophilic flora, and conifers are dominant among trees. Compared to the northern part, there are also more pastures here. The villages are located at the foot of the mountains and in the lower parts of the valleys. The main tourist traffic is concentrated under the Pierre Saint Martin passes (Arette la Pierre Saint Martin resort) and Somport (Candanchu resort). In other parts of the region, it is rather small, so visitors can enjoy a comfortable contact with nature. The downside of hiking along this range is poor marking of the routes, which can be difficult for inexperienced tourists, as is the lack of signposts at some trail crossings.

Atlantic Pyrenees - the treasure of (two) nations

Croatia is one of the most popular places Poles choose as their holiday destination. A country famous for its countless beaches with clear waters, majestic mountains and hills, architecturally interesting cities and delicious cuisine, it will meet the requirements of even the most demanding travelers. Most importantly, Croatia can be easily and pleasantly reached by motorhome. There are countless places waiting for you to spend an unforgettable holiday. Today we present to you the paradise island of Krk situated in the Kvarner Bay, called the "golden island" because of the color of the sand on the beaches. You will get on it via a bridge that connects it with the mainland.

Krk - in a motorhome around the golden island

It would seem that it is difficult to compete for tourists, being the only province in the country without access to the sea. Meanwhile, Spanish Lleida, located in the western part of Catalonia, does not have to be ashamed that there is nothing to make up for. Because it does, and it does. The location of the Lleida province is a great asset for a tourist wishing to intensively explore the attractions of Spain . What can we say about its capital? Lleida (Lérida) is not as famous and popular as Zaragoza, let alone Barcelona, but it is growing very fast. Located on the banks of the River Segre, it is an important scientific and commercial center, and has good rail connections. After relaxing in Barcelona, tourists often pass through Lleida on their way deep into the Iberian Peninsula. The main attractions of the city are two cathedrals - the 13th-century Catedral de la Seu Vella, with a tall tower and courtyard with 17 huge arches, and the newer, baroque Catedral Nueva. It does not make such an impression as the older temple towering over Lleida, but it is also worth seeing. The old town hugs the hill with the Catedral de la Seu Vella visible from a distance and hugs the right bank of the river. Parallel to Segre runs the representative shopping street - Carrer Major, while on the other side of the river is the Cappont district, where the new university campus is located. While strolling through the streets of Lleida, it is worth taking a closer look at the ancient gate to the city, the Gardena Castle, built by the Templars, as well as the magistrate building, i.e. the Paerii Palace, built in Romanesque style. Approx. 27 km away is Belaguer , an interesting town with an Arab and Jewish quarter, the castle of the Counts of Urgel and Gothic temples. It's nice to get lost in the tangle of narrow medieval streets.

In the heart of Catalonia - Lleida

Usually, visiting museums sounds not very interesting to children and teenagers. What can be interesting about walking through rooms filled with objects that cannot be touched and listening to the (often) monotonous voice of the guide? There is a place where a trip to the past is not only not boring - it will engage every child, guaranteeing them a great adventure. This place is not far away at all, it is waiting for little guests here, in Poland, in Malbork. Imagine a trip to the medieval castle where the Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights and his knights lived hundreds of years ago. At the beginning you receive special knight's hoods and wax tablets. The letters written on them will create a Latin maxim that will need to be translated into Polish at the end of the journey. During the expedition, you will meet a lady with a harp, a mint master and an ambersmith, and you will follow a guide dressed in an ancient costume. Discovering the secret of the castle will not be easy - the task is interrupted by a clown trying to distract your attention. At the end of the journey, you will meet the Grand Master and the monastic knights, and you will receive a special certificate, proof of being the discoverer of the castle's secrets. Doesn't such a trip sound attractive? It is not associated with moving one foot at a time from one room to another - on the contrary, the "Secrets of Malbork Castle" route arouses great interest among visitors. This is a completely different way to learn about history, as well as the opportunity to test your skills in crossbow and bow shooting, or your accuracy in throwing a spear and axe. There are more applicants than places, so it is not surprising that long queues form during the period in which it is organized (May 1 - September 30). You can go on the route every day except Monday, between 10:00 and 11:30. After leaving the interior of the castle, it is worth going to the nearby Żuławy Ceramic Village, where at one of the Artistic Crafts points you can see how easy it is to make something out of clay yourself. During the workshops, you can leave your child under the care of the instructor.

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French ocean breeze - Brittany