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Bled is Slovenia’s most popular tourist resort and understandably so. Picturesque and pristine, the lake was formed when the Bohinj glacier met a huge body of rock, what is now known as Bled Island and the only island in Slovenia. Having carved the island, the glacier melted into the lake that we see today. The most recognisable symbol of Bled is the Church of the Mother of God on the lake’s island, originally built in 1465.
Blessed with stunning mountains, lakes, rivers and coast, Slovenia is not surprisingly enjoying record-breaking levels of tourism arrivals and revenues. Made up of four major landscapes – the European Alps, the karstic Dinaric Alps, the Pannonian and Danubian lowlands and hills, and the Mediterranean coast – the country has always been of strategic importance and served as important routes for those crossing the Mediterranean and mountains.

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Helsinki is a city with many faces. A city of dark winters and summers of midnight sun. An urban metropolis surrounded by dramatic scenery. Finland has always been a country where east meets west, thanks to its position between Russia and Europe. Helsinki embodies this meeting of cultures, with its Russian orthodox cathedral, neoclassical architecture and Scandinavian design aesthetics. When it comes to art and design, Helsinki is the capital of cool.

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Set on the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan is widely considered a part of both Europe and Asia. Azerbaijan is known as the ‘Land of Fire’ and includes ancient historical empires intertwined with the modernity of a nation that is undergoing a rapid transformation. The capital city, Baku provides an eclectic mixture of architectural phenomena from the likes of Paris and Dubai and is rapidly changing.

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Straddling the giant River Danube, Budapest has long served as Hungary’s cultural and administrative epicentre. Situated at the confluence of the country’s western hills and eastern and southern plains, the city is named after and split into two parts on either side of the river – Buda to the west and Pest to the east. While Budapest’s roots date back to Roman times, what visitors will see today is largely influenced by the 19th-century Austro-Hungarian empire.

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Capital of Germany’s Baden-Württemberg province, Stuttgart has a lot going for it. Stuttgarters carry a reputation for being business-like. Sharp dressers, fast drivers and hardworking, it is little wonder that the city is an economically thriving one. However, many visitors report a more relaxed vibe, helped by the many rustic wine bars and beer gardens that provide a welcome break from the day-to-day endeavours of Stuttgart working life.
Already one of Central Europe’s most enigmatic and attractive destinations, Cologne hopes to continue enticing a vast range of conventions for the betterment of the city’s overall infrastructure. Offering economic facilitation and stress-relieving leisure in equal measure, Germany’s fourth most populated city has become a popular stomping ground for every strand of visitor: whether you’re a culture vulture, a partier, an executive, a historian, a foodie, a beer connoisseur or an art enthusiast.

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Since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the Baltic state has rapidly accelerated its digital agenda, transforming into a unique business and cultural hub. Nearly 20 European airlines provide services to Tallinn all year round, with extra routes added in the busier summer months. Another easy way into the country from other Baltic states is by boat, with services running from Tallinn to Helsinki, St Petersburg, Mariehamn and Stockholm.

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Sat in the estuary of the Tagus River, Lisbon is the westernmost capital city in continental Europe and serves as Portugal’s chief port, largest and capital city, and commercial, political and tourist centre. It was once considered by Europeans to be the furthest edge of the known world before it became basecamp for the renowned Portuguese explorers of the 15th and 16th centuries, Vasco da Gama being the most well-known.
With its dramatic limestone cliffs and golden bays, this sun-kissed region in southern Portugal welcomes upwards of four million tourists a year. Many of them flock to coastal resort towns such as Lagos and Albufeira, which are renowned for their crenellated coves, lively nightlife and the old-world charm of their historic centres. Despite the region’s popularity, a visit to the Algarve remains an evocative experience.
Arquipélago dos Açores, or Azores in short, is a tightknit enclave of islands lying around 1,600 kilometres west of Portugal. The archipelago is renowned for its opportunities to explore the outdoors, boasting natural wonders from volcanoes and canyons to beaches and mud-pots. It is also home to two of Portugal’s nine UNESCO World Heritage sites in the form of Pico’s vineyards and the old town of Angra do Heroismo on Terceira island.

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A hub of European historical marvel, Athens features some of the world’s most amazing antiquity. Dating to between 7,000 and 5,000 BCE, it is a place that is often considered to be the birth of not only classical Greece but equally modern civilisation. Distinct markings from the Ottoman, Byzantine and Roman civilisations can be found in all corners of the region, bounded by the mountains of Ymettos, Parnitha and Pendeli – landmasses that provide serene views of southeast Greece.
Blue domed, white-washed buildings hugging the hillside and an expanse of sparkling south Aegean Sea; the Greek Island of Santorini is nothing if not seductive. Also known by its Greek name of Thira, legend has it that the island was once known as Kalliste- ‘the most beautiful one.’ This still rings true today, with Santorini standing as one of the most ‘Instagrammed’ holiday destinations in the world and widely lauded as the most romantic.

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Encircled by one of Europe’s most attractive shorelines and bathing in fascinating culture, Cyprus is an island nation that continues to draw more and more visitors year-on-year.

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Prague is no longer one of Europe’s hidden gems but remains brilliant nonetheless, the city’s alluring architecture, culture and history having combined to create a romantic atmosphere which continues to draw increasing numbers of tourists year after year. An urban environment steeped in tradition, its origins dating back more than a millennium, the Czech capital is mapped out by a maze of cobbled streets and fairy tale-esque buildings.

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Headquartered in Portland, the Auto Europe operations are spread across marketing and call centres in Lisbon, Munich, and Sydney, Australia, which takes care of the Asia Pacific side of the business for Australians travelling to Europe. Auto Europe also counts a few employees in the UK, working with local travel agents. The company’s staff are roughly split with 40 percent in the US, 20 percent in Australia, and a further 40 percent located in Europe.

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Naples is perched on the Gulf of Naples, meaning several vantage points in the city offer sweeping sea views. The east of the city nudges up against Mount Vesuvius – its looming silhouette dominates the horizon. Naples is ideally placed for day trips to nearby Pompeii, and has ferry connections to nearby islands, such as idyllic Capri. You’ll love exploring this city’s hidden corners and stunning natural surroundings.
Naples is Italy at its most soulful The city is perched on the Gulf of Naples, meaning several vantage points in the city offer sweeping sea views. The east of the city nudges up against Mount Vesuvius – its looming silhouette dominates the horizon. Naples is ideally placed for day trips to nearby Pompeii, and has ferry connections to nearby islands, such as idyllic Capri. You’ll love exploring this city’s hidden corners and stunning natural surroundings.

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Romania is a country of remote mountain passes, of quiet medieval villages and hauntingly atmospheric forests. It’s a country that still, in places, feels unexplored.
This fascinating Eastern European country has so much to offer, from clifftop castles to atmospheric medieval mountain towns. Romania is a country of remote mountain passes, of quiet medieval villages and hauntingly atmospheric forests. It’s a country that still, in places, feels unexplored. Romania’s architecture is equally fascinating, reflective both of its communist legacy and position at the crossroads between different between Roman and Ottoman Empires.

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From Reykjavík, you only need to travel a short distance to get close to the solitude of black sand beaches, colourful rhyolite, fountain apple-moss, sheep, horses and puffins. Arguably Iceland’s biggest draw, however, is the breathtaking views that the country’s unique natural landscape provides, with volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls and geysers found north to south, east to west.

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“Those who seek paradise on earth should come to Dubrovnik” George Bernard Shaw once said. Today, this Croatian city is the most popular destination on the Adriatic coast. It’s easy to see why. The fortified walls of the Old Town hold a labyrinth of architectural treasures, from gothic palaces to cloistered monasteries. Dubrovnik has recently risen to fame as the site of King’s Landing in the popular series Game of Thrones – you can take a walking tour to see the filming locations for yourself.

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Tirol offers plenty of cultural destinations such as the capital, Innsbruck, which is renowned for its opera performances and gothic architecture. There are plenty of gorgeous historic towns in the region, famed for their twisting medieval alleys and majestic fortresses – Hall is one of the most well-preserved. Meanwhile, Kufstein boasts an 800-year-old castle and a narrow street, the Römerhofgasse, lined with buildings that have facades decorated with elaborate frescoes.

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An elegant city nestled into a landscape of sun-kissed vineyards, Bordeaux is a feast for the eyes and the senses. Most of the city is a UNESCO-designated site, making it the world’s largest urban heritage centre. Picture broad, tree-lined avenues and elegant eighteenth-century facades; ornate fountains and honey-coloured chateaux. Marvel over the Opéra National de Bordeaux-Grand Théâtre, a neoclassical edifice of towering columns.
Exploring the oft-overlooked city of Limoges, capital of the Limousin, on a cultural two-day getaway.

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Alongside its nature offering, Montenegro is steeped in a fascinating cultural heritage. It stands at a crossroads between east and west, having been ruled by the Romans, Ottomans, Venetians and once forming part of the Soviet Union. Explore Roman villas with airy courtyards and mosaic floors, Orthodox monasteries with gilded interiors, minareted mosques and austere fortresses. This influence is apparent in the picturesque, pastel-hued coastal towns.
When you travel to Montenegro, you’ll wonder why you left it so long. Lord Byron said of the coastline that it was the planet’s “most beautiful encounter between land and sea”. Sheer stone mountains plunge down to crystalline waters. The coastline is speckled with sandy beaches, while ancient walled towns hug craggy coasts – the Bay of Kotor is particularly eye catching. And unlike other stretches of the Mediterranean, in many places it remains remarkably underdeveloped.

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Bled is Slovenia’s most popular tourist resort and understandably so. Picturesque and pristine, the lake was formed when the Bohinj glacier met a huge body of rock, what is now known as Bled Island and the only island in Slovenia. Having carved the island, the glacier melted into the lake that we see today. The most recognisable symbol of Bled is the Church of the Mother of God on the lake’s island, originally built in 1465. Plitvice National Park, Bled Slovenia, Dalmatian Coast, Train Tour, Lake Bled, Italy Tours, Jules Verne, Beautiful Castles, Scenic Views
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Bled is Slovenia’s most popular tourist resort and understandably so. Picturesque and pristine, the lake was formed when the Bohinj glacier met a huge body of rock, what is now known as Bled Island and the only island in Slovenia. Having carved the island, the glacier melted into the lake that we see today. The most recognisable symbol of Bled is the Church of the Mother of God on the lake’s island, originally built in 1465.
Blessed with stunning mountains, lakes, rivers and coast, Slovenia is not surprisingly enjoying record-breaking levels of tourism arrivals and revenues. Made up of four major landscapes – the European Alps, the karstic Dinaric Alps, the Pannonian and Danubian lowlands and hills, and the Mediterranean coast – the country has always been of strategic importance and served as important routes for those crossing the Mediterranean and mountains. Cheap Countries To Travel, Julian Alps, Heart Of Europe, Countries To Visit, Europe Travel Destinations, Sustainable Travel, Tourist Places, Beautiful Mountains
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Blessed with stunning mountains, lakes, rivers and coast, Slovenia is not surprisingly enjoying record-breaking levels of tourism arrivals and revenues. Made up of four major landscapes – the European Alps, the karstic Dinaric Alps, the Pannonian and Danubian lowlands and hills, and the Mediterranean coast – the country has always been of strategic importance and served as important routes for those crossing the Mediterranean and mountains.
Sat in the estuary of the Tagus River, Lisbon is the westernmost capital city in continental Europe and serves as Portugal’s chief port, largest and capital city, and commercial, political and tourist centre. It was once considered by Europeans to be the furthest edge of the known world before it became basecamp for the renowned Portuguese explorers of the 15th and 16th centuries, Vasco da Gama being the most well-known. Lisbon Travel Guide, Tourist Center, Lisbon Travel, Cultural Activities, Bay Bridge, Capital City, 16th Century, Travel Guides, Lisbon
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Sat in the estuary of the Tagus River, Lisbon is the westernmost capital city in continental Europe and serves as Portugal’s chief port, largest and capital city, and commercial, political and tourist centre. It was once considered by Europeans to be the furthest edge of the known world before it became basecamp for the renowned Portuguese explorers of the 15th and 16th centuries, Vasco da Gama being the most well-known.
Capital of Germany’s Baden-Württemberg province, Stuttgart has a lot going for it. Stuttgarters carry a reputation for being business-like. Sharp dressers, fast drivers and hardworking, it is little wonder that the city is an economically thriving one. However, many visitors report a more relaxed vibe, helped by the many rustic wine bars and beer gardens that provide a welcome break from the day-to-day endeavours of Stuttgart working life. Beer Garden, Business Travel, The Well, Europe Travel, Travel Guide, Tourism, Germany, Wonder, Natural Landmarks
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Capital of Germany’s Baden-Württemberg province, Stuttgart has a lot going for it. Stuttgarters carry a reputation for being business-like. Sharp dressers, fast drivers and hardworking, it is little wonder that the city is an economically thriving one. However, many visitors report a more relaxed vibe, helped by the many rustic wine bars and beer gardens that provide a welcome break from the day-to-day endeavours of Stuttgart working life.
Helsinki is a city with many faces. A city of dark winters and summers of midnight sun. An urban metropolis surrounded by dramatic scenery. Finland has always been a country where east meets west, thanks to its position between Russia and Europe. Helsinki embodies this meeting of cultures, with its Russian orthodox cathedral, neoclassical architecture and Scandinavian design aesthetics. When it comes to art and design, Helsinki is the capital of cool. Helsinki Travel, Orthodox Cathedral, Neoclassical Architecture, East Meets West, Russian Orthodox, Design Aesthetics, Midnight Sun, Many Faces, Neoclassical
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Helsinki is a city with many faces. A city of dark winters and summers of midnight sun. An urban metropolis surrounded by dramatic scenery. Finland has always been a country where east meets west, thanks to its position between Russia and Europe. Helsinki embodies this meeting of cultures, with its Russian orthodox cathedral, neoclassical architecture and Scandinavian design aesthetics. When it comes to art and design, Helsinki is the capital of cool.
With its dramatic limestone cliffs and golden bays, this sun-kissed region in southern Portugal welcomes upwards of four million tourists a year. Many of them flock to coastal resort towns such as Lagos and Albufeira, which are renowned for their crenellated coves, lively nightlife and the old-world charm of their historic centres. Despite the region’s popularity, a visit to the Algarve remains an evocative experience. Unique Honeymoon Destinations, Top Honeymoon Destinations, Beach Honeymoon Destinations, Beach Honeymoon, Cheap Holiday, Romantic Vacations, Albufeira, Algarve Portugal, Funchal
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With its dramatic limestone cliffs and golden bays, this sun-kissed region in southern Portugal welcomes upwards of four million tourists a year. Many of them flock to coastal resort towns such as Lagos and Albufeira, which are renowned for their crenellated coves, lively nightlife and the old-world charm of their historic centres. Despite the region’s popularity, a visit to the Algarve remains an evocative experience.
Naples is perched on the Gulf of Naples, meaning several vantage points in the city offer sweeping sea views. The east of the city nudges up against Mount Vesuvius – its looming silhouette dominates the horizon. Naples is ideally placed for day trips to nearby Pompeii, and has ferry connections to nearby islands, such as idyllic Capri. You’ll love exploring this city’s hidden corners and stunning natural surroundings. Mount Vesuvius, This City, Pompeii, The Horizon, The East, Naples, Day Trips
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Naples is perched on the Gulf of Naples, meaning several vantage points in the city offer sweeping sea views. The east of the city nudges up against Mount Vesuvius – its looming silhouette dominates the horizon. Naples is ideally placed for day trips to nearby Pompeii, and has ferry connections to nearby islands, such as idyllic Capri. You’ll love exploring this city’s hidden corners and stunning natural surroundings.
Set on the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan is widely considered a part of both Europe and Asia. Azerbaijan is known as the ‘Land of Fire’ and includes ancient historical empires intertwined with the modernity of a nation that is undergoing a rapid transformation. The capital city, Baku provides an eclectic mixture of architectural phenomena from the likes of Paris and Dubai and is rapidly changing. Azerbaijan Travel, Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan, Cloud Gate, Baku, Tourist Destinations
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Set on the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan is widely considered a part of both Europe and Asia. Azerbaijan is known as the ‘Land of Fire’ and includes ancient historical empires intertwined with the modernity of a nation that is undergoing a rapid transformation. The capital city, Baku provides an eclectic mixture of architectural phenomena from the likes of Paris and Dubai and is rapidly changing.
Straddling the giant River Danube, Budapest has long served as Hungary’s cultural and administrative epicentre. Situated at the confluence of the country’s western hills and eastern and southern plains, the city is named after and split into two parts on either side of the river – Buda to the west and Pest to the east. While Budapest’s roots date back to Roman times, what visitors will see today is largely influenced by the 19th-century Austro-Hungarian empire. Danube Budapest, Budapest Travel Guide, Budapest Travel, Austro Hungarian, The River, Budapest, Hungary
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Straddling the giant River Danube, Budapest has long served as Hungary’s cultural and administrative epicentre. Situated at the confluence of the country’s western hills and eastern and southern plains, the city is named after and split into two parts on either side of the river – Buda to the west and Pest to the east. While Budapest’s roots date back to Roman times, what visitors will see today is largely influenced by the 19th-century Austro-Hungarian empire.
Already one of Central Europe’s most enigmatic and attractive destinations, Cologne hopes to continue enticing a vast range of conventions for the betterment of the city’s overall infrastructure. Offering economic facilitation and stress-relieving leisure in equal measure, Germany’s fourth most populated city has become a popular stomping ground for every strand of visitor: whether you’re a culture vulture, a partier, an executive, a historian, a foodie, a beer connoisseur or an art enthusiast. Best Cities In Europe, Cities In Germany, Berlin City, Rhine River, Cologne Germany, Cities In Europe, The Windy City, River Cruises, Best Cities
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Since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the Baltic state has rapidly accelerated its digital agenda, transforming into a unique business and cultural hub. Nearly 20 European airlines provide services to Tallinn all year round, with extra routes added in the busier summer months. Another easy way into the country from other Baltic states is by boat, with services running from Tallinn to Helsinki, St Petersburg, Mariehamn and Stockholm. Gaining Independence, Estonia Travel, Instagram Locations, Baltic States, The Soviet Union, Unique Business, Tallinn, Soviet Union, Summer Months
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Since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the Baltic state has rapidly accelerated its digital agenda, transforming into a unique business and cultural hub. Nearly 20 European airlines provide services to Tallinn all year round, with extra routes added in the busier summer months. Another easy way into the country from other Baltic states is by boat, with services running from Tallinn to Helsinki, St Petersburg, Mariehamn and Stockholm.
Arquipélago dos Açores, or Azores in short, is a tightknit enclave of islands lying around 1,600 kilometres west of Portugal. The archipelago is renowned for its opportunities to explore the outdoors, boasting natural wonders from volcanoes and canyons to beaches and mud-pots. It is also home to two of Portugal’s nine UNESCO World Heritage sites in the form of Pico’s vineyards and the old town od Angra do Heroismo on Terceira island. Api Testing, Angra Do Heroismo, São Miguel Island, The Azores, App Developer, Marine Ecosystem, Big Animals, Easy Day, Saint Mary
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Arquipélago dos Açores, or Azores in short, is a tightknit enclave of islands lying around 1,600 kilometres west of Portugal. The archipelago is renowned for its opportunities to explore the outdoors, boasting natural wonders from volcanoes and canyons to beaches and mud-pots. It is also home to two of Portugal’s nine UNESCO World Heritage sites in the form of Pico’s vineyards and the old town of Angra do Heroismo on Terceira island.
A hub of European historical marvel, Athens features some of the world’s most amazing antiquity. Dating to between 7,000 and 5,000 BCE, it is a place that is often considered to be the birth of not only classical Greece but equally modern civilisation. Distinct markings from the Ottoman, Byzantine and Roman civilisations can be found in all corners of the region, bounded by the mountains of Ymettos, Parnitha and Pendeli – landmasses that provide serene views of southeast Greece. Athens Travel Guide, Athens Travel, Classical Greece, Athens Greece, Athens, The Mountain
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A hub of European historical marvel, Athens features some of the world’s most amazing antiquity. Dating to between 7,000 and 5,000 BCE, it is a place that is often considered to be the birth of not only classical Greece but equally modern civilisation. Distinct markings from the Ottoman, Byzantine and Roman civilisations can be found in all corners of the region, bounded by the mountains of Ymettos, Parnitha and Pendeli – landmasses that provide serene views of southeast Greece.
Blue domed, white-washed buildings hugging the hillside and an expanse of sparkling south Aegean Sea; the Greek Island of Santorini is nothing if not seductive. Also known by its Greek name of Thira, legend has it that the island was once known as Kalliste- ‘the most beautiful one.’ This still rings true today, with Santorini standing as one of the most ‘Instagrammed’ holiday destinations in the world and widely lauded as the most romantic. Greek Name, Booze Cruise, Greek Names, Travel Magazine, Aegean Sea, Greek Island, Magnetism, Most Romantic, Holiday Destinations
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Blue domed, white-washed buildings hugging the hillside and an expanse of sparkling south Aegean Sea; the Greek Island of Santorini is nothing if not seductive. Also known by its Greek name of Thira, legend has it that the island was once known as Kalliste- ‘the most beautiful one.’ This still rings true today, with Santorini standing as one of the most ‘Instagrammed’ holiday destinations in the world and widely lauded as the most romantic.
Encircled by one of Europe’s most attractive shorelines and bathing in fascinating culture, Cyprus is an island nation that continues to draw more and more visitors year-on-year. Cyprus Travel, More And More, Cyprus, Italy Travel, Sailing Ships, Holland, To Draw
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Encircled by one of Europe’s most attractive shorelines and bathing in fascinating culture, Cyprus is an island nation that continues to draw more and more visitors year-on-year.