Wonders Of Europe

"Continue along the dramatic Adriatic coast before turning inland toward Podgorica, surrounded by some of Montenegro’s most striking terrain."

"Cross the southern Balkans and the Ionian Sea for Sicily, where Mount Etna dominates the skyline on the arrival into Catania."

"Depart beneath Etna and head north along Italy’s western coast toward Rome, trading volcanic scenery for the shores of the Tyrrhenian Sea."

"Cross the Mediterranean toward southern France, with Marseille waiting between the blue waters of the coast and the hills of Provence."

"Leave the Mediterranean behind and cross the Spanish interior toward Madrid, with long stretches of rugged terrain beneath you."

"Head west across the Iberian Peninsula to Porto, where the Douro meets the Atlantic and Portugal’s northern coast comes into view."

"Turn north across the Bay of Biscay and English Channel for Birmingham, swapping Atlantic coastline for the heart of England."

"A short hop across southern England and the Channel brings you into Paris and one of Europe’s busiest aviation hubs."

"Leave the Paris basin behind and head southeast as flat countryside gradually gives way to the spectacular Swiss Alps around Bern."

"Cross from Alpine Switzerland into Germany, watching the mountains fade behind you on the way to Hannover."

"Head north across Germany and Denmark before crossing the Skagerrak toward the rocky southern coast of Norway."

"Cross Scandinavia and the Baltic Sea eastbound for Riga, trading Norway’s rugged coastline for Latvia’s flatter Baltic landscape."

"Turn south from the Baltic states toward Poland, with Kraków and the distant Carpathians marking your return toward Central Europe."

"Cross the Carpathian region toward Budapest, descending into the Hungarian plains with the Danube leading the way toward the capital."

"Leave the Hungarian plains behind as the terrain rises toward Slovenia and the mountains surrounding Ljubljana."

"One final crossing of the Alps and northern Italy brings the journey full circle, back to the unmistakable lagoon of Venice."