Destinations

First things first, it’s Croatia’s largest and one of the oldest national parks, also been added to the world-famous list of UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Apart from the country capital, Zagreb is a town that is less traveled but is pretty famous for Germans.

Apart from its tag of Croatia’s second-largest city, Split has the Roman empire’s imprints that come alive in every tourist season.

It should be named as the official party town of Croatia. But it is also for wonderful sightseeing adventures along with red wine, lavender fields, and lavish accommodation options for every type of traveler.

The surroundings of Zadar make it an upbeat modern as well as traditional touristy places to visit. It is happily located at the heart of Croatia and is near the famous Plitvice National Park.

It’s the most visited upmarket walled-city of Croatia, located in the southern region of this wonderful and unique country.

Zermatt lies at the foot of the Matterhorn. The town’s touristic development is closely linked to what is most probably the world’s most famous mountain.

The town of Montreux nestles in a sheltered Lake Geneva bay, surrounded by vineyards and against the breathtaking backdrop of snow-covered Alps.

Lucerne, the gateway to central Switzerland, situated on Lake Lucerne, is embedded within an impressive mountainous panorama.

Lausanne, the second-largest city on Lake Geneva, combines a dynamic commercial town with the locality of a holiday resort.

Embedded between nearby Alpine peaks and the hilly terrain of the Jura, the French-speaking city of Geneva lies in the bay where the Rhone leaves Lake Geneva.

Interlaken lies in the Bernese Oberland between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. This vacation destination, which is presided over by the three mighty mountains, Eiger, Monch and jungfrau, is the starting point for numerous activities.