Travelling is all about indulgence - perhaps a glass of champagne in Monaco's casinos or an evening stroll along Singapore's Marina Bay. For Swedish adventurers, the appeal of these glamorous destinations lies in their mix of culture, luxury and excitement.
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Hiking is one of the most versatile and appreciated forms of holiday. Whether it's a short day trip around the neighbourhood or a multi-day expedition in the mountains, there is a wealth of equipment and gadgets that can make hiking both more comfortable and more enjoyable. For those who love hiking, there are therefore many great gifts to give on holiday.
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Visiting the Chauvet Cave in France, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is incredibly fascinating. In fact, it is Chauvet Cave 2 you visit - a replica of the real cave. After all, you can't expose the 36,000-year-old artefacts to hordes of visitors. The solution is impressive and offers a dizzying journey through time.
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If you're a fan of unusual sights, don't miss the Palais Idéal in France. This building stands out from everything else we've seen, and the story behind it is fascinating. The entire monument was built by one man: the postman Ferdinand Cheval.
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The production of wine in Moldova is the highest in the world per capita, around 110,000 hectares are dedicated to wine, quite a lot for a country smaller than Jämtland County. Considering only three million people live there, that's a lot, it's the 11th largest wine producer in Europe.
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Long-haul flights often come with a catch: the stopover. While some travellers see it as a necessary evil, others know it's a golden opportunity to sneak in a mini adventure.
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What to see and do in Beaune? This French city is often described as the capital of Burgundy wines. So there's a lot to do with wine here! Plus, you can experience historic sights, charming alleyways and great food.
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Updated August 2026 | What to see and do in Dijon? This French city is primarily known for its fantastic Dijon mustard. The city is located in the heart of the Burgundy wine region and also offers beautiful historic buildings.
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We now have company on our journey! Peter's son Robin and his wife Alexandra have flown down to France, and are now travelling with us in the motorhome for two and a half weeks. In addition, we have made a return visit to the fine river cruiser Grand Victoria. Fantastic!
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Belgium's national dish is Moules-frites, steamed mussels with pommes frittes, mayonnaise or cold mussel sauce.
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