Close to the border with Italy, Menton has always been a border town. For centuries, it formed the border between Provence and Genoa. It became a tourist center with grandiose
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The lake was mentioned by the name “Garda” in documents dating from the eighth century and is a name derived from the Germanic word warda, which means “place of observation”
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What was once reserved only for experienced climbers, has now become accessible from the construction of the Grossglockner Alpine Road, opened in 1935. Exhibitions and museums, mountain huts and inns,
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The Dolomites are a mountain range located in northeastern Italy and are also known as the “Pale Mountains”. The name was given to the limestone rock, named after the French
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More and more countries are imposing restrictions on off-camping, but more and more elegant and, at least interesting, solutions are becoming available for motorhome tourism. In France, for example, you
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Lake Como is a popular tourist destination for its scenery, wildlife and facilities for sailing, windsurfing and kitesurfing. Located at the foot of the Alps in the Lombardy region of
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The off-camping ban in Portugal does not leave us without alternatives to exploring rural Portugal. We can still experience new adventures, we can combine the discovery of nature with the
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Traveling with your campervan through Norway cannot miss the road that takes you right to the edge of the ocean. In 2005, the road was voted “Engineering of the Century”
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Lauterbrunnen is one of the most beautiful locations in Switzerland. The name “Lauter Brunnen” means “many wells” the valley offering no less than 72 waterfalls. The best known is the
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We parked our van next to a 1,000 years old olive tree! If you are in Alexandroupolis or in the north-eastern part of Greece, a visit to the olive oil
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