Tuscany, a region in central Italy, offers a perfect blend of Renaissance splendor, medieval charm, and breathtaking countryside. From art-filled cities to rolling vineyards and sun-kissed coasts, each corner of Tuscany has its own appeal. This land was the heart of Etruscan civilization and later the cradle of the Renaissance, gifting the world masterpieces of art and architecture. Today, it enchants travellers with its picturesque landscapes (those cypress-lined hills and golden fields straight out of a painting), rich food and wine culture, and warm Italian hospitality. Whether you seek world-class museums in a bustling city or a quiet retreat on a hillside, Tuscany has a spot that feels just right.
Read moreEver wondered what connects a cliff‑top biosphere trail in Menorca, a Peloponnesian wine tank reborn as a beach‑front suite, and a trullo‑topped farmstead on Puglia’s chalk‑white hills? Each is a reminder that the Mediterranean still knows how to surprise long after the postcard clichés fade. Spring paints the trails with colour, summer hangs lemons in the air, autumn rolls out the grape harvest, and the invitation to visit these Mediterranean treasures stands year‑round.
Read moreTinos draws you in with its quiet magic, its windswept beaches, hidden coves, marble-sculpted villages, and sun-drenched hillsides that seem to pause time. At its heart lies one of Greece’s most important pilgrimage sites, the church of Panagia Evangelistria, drawing thousands each year in acts of devotion. But beyond its spiritual pull, the island offers a richness that speaks to every kind of traveller.
Read morePerched in the sapphire waters of the Ionian Sea, Kefalonia is the kind of Greek island that seduces travellers long before the plane wheels touch the runway. Craggy limestone cliffs plunge into electric-blue bays, Venetian bell-towers peek above pastel fishing villages, and pine-scented mountains shelter family-run vineyards. It’s a destination where languid beach days blend effortlessly with gentle adventure, where a lunchtime seafood taverna can be followed by a sunset hike to a centuries-old fortress.
Read moreTenerife, the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, is a sun-drenched paradise known for its dramatic landscapes and year-round springlike climate. From golden beaches and otherworldly volcanic vistas to lively resort towns and quaint historic villages, Tenerife offers a bit of everything. Imagine basking on a black-sand beach under the gaze of Mount Teide (Spain’s tallest peak), wandering cobbled colonial streets in the island’s former capital, or dancing the night away at a neon-lit seaside strip. This island’s rich history, from the indigenous Guanches to Spanish explorers, and vibrant local culture (don’t miss the colourful Carnival) add depth to its natural beauty. Whether you seek adrenaline-pumping water sports, family-friendly attractions, or a tranquil retreat, Tenerife has an area perfectly suited to your holiday style.
Read moreFor many, Mallorca means crowded beaches and noisy resorts. But look beyond that, and you'll find an island of quiet coves, honey-coloured villages and golden hills rolling gently down to turquoise waters.
It's a place where mountain paths wind towards medieval towns, and peaceful beaches await those prepared to explore a little more. Whether you enjoy hiking, swimming, art or wine, this Balearic island offers a quieter, richer experience that makes it all worthwhile.
Read moreOne ferry ride north of Rafina and the Aegean suddenly shifts character: cliffs grow greener, valleys ripple with running water and an elegant town of marble lanes appears where you least expect it. You’ve arrived on Andros—Cycladic at first glance, yet lush, cultured and quietly adventurous beneath the whitewashed surface.
Read moreCorfu, known as the emerald isle of the Ionian Sea, offers an enchanting mix of historic charm, lush landscapes, and sublime beaches. From the Venetian splendour of its UNESCO-listed Old Town to hidden mountain villages and lively coastal resorts, each corner of Corfu has its own distinct vibe. This island (called Kerkyrain Greek) was never ruled by the Ottomans (it passed from Venetian to French to British hands) resulting in a unique cultural blend. Italianate architecture and French-style arcades blend with British influences like cricket, and are brought to life by traditional Greek hospitality and cuisine. Verdant olive groves blanket the hills, and the coastline spans everything from dramatic cliff-backed coves to long sandy bays. Whether you’re seeking history and culture, a peaceful sun-soaked retreat, or nightlife by the sea, Corfu has an area that’s just right.
Read moreNothing lifts a staycation like bringing the dog along. Across the country, more and more places are making space not just for guests, but for their four-legged companions too, welcoming muddy paws, wagging tails and all. Windswept coastal paths, sun-dappled forest trails and pub gardens with bowls by the bench show just how richly the UK caters to dogs and their humans.
Read moreIbiza, the legendary “White Isle”, is a Mediterranean paradise where world-famous nightlife meets quiet rural charm. This sun-baked Balearic gem has long been synonymous with superclubs and DJs, yet beyond the glow of neon lies an island rich in history, nature, and culture. Medieval walls crown its capital, pine-scented hills hide bohemian villages, and over 50 beaches invite both party-goers and peace-seekers to enjoy turquoise waters. From UNESCO-listed fortresses to hidden coves, Ibiza offers a surprisingly diverse tapestry of experiences. Whether you come for dancing ’til dawn or a tranquil family escape, the island’s many faces ensure every traveller finds their ideal corner.
Read moreFor couples, solo travellers, and anyone seeking a peaceful, more refined holiday, Greece in September is ideal. The summer crowds have dispersed and the searing heat has given way to a gentler warmth, revealing a quieter country. It's a month of balmy days and uncrowded evenings, just right for discovering the understated appeal of the lesser-known islands.
Read moreIn the heart of Europe lies Switzerland, a land of storybook vistas and rich cultural diversity. Snow-dusted Alps rise above emerald valleys, medieval church spires pierce modern skylines, and four official languages weave a rich tapestry of traditions. Long known for its precision (clocks, chocolates, and impeccable trains), Switzerland also enchants travellers with its outdoor adventures and urban charms. One day you could be sipping fondue in a cosy Alpine chalet, the next shopping on a luxury boulevard or cruising a glassy lake. This famously neutral nation takes pride in its crystal-clear lakes, glacier-capped peaks, and beautifully preserved Old Towns. Whether you're here for skiing, hiking, museums, or Michelin stars, the Swiss welcome is as warm as a cup of creamy hot chocolate.
Read moreSunshine in Britain is a fleeting but glorious thing, and when it breaks through the clouds the whole country tilts toward the nearest stretch of sand, slate-rimmed lake, or storybook village green, proof that English summer vacation ideas need not necessarily involve an airport lounge. From salt-sprayed Atlantic headlands to reed-fringed waterways, summer unfurls a side of England where surfboards, kayaks, and picnic rugs feel like essential kit rather than wishful thinking.
Read moreMalta, a small archipelago at the crossroads of the Mediterranean, offers a perfect blend of rich history, diverse landscapes, and vibrant island life. From the fortified honey-colouredstreets of Valletta to the golden beaches of Mellieħa and the tranquil villages of Gozo, each corner of Malta has its own appeal. This sun-drenched nation has been influenced by Phoenicians, Knights, Arabs, and British, leaving a tapestry of Baroque architecture, prehistoric temples, and cultural treasures. Despite its modest size, Malta packs over 300 days of sunshine a year, inviting travellers to explore its picturesque harbours, ancient walled cities, and crystal-clear bays. Whether you seek lively nightlife by the sea, world-class diving adventures, or a quiet retreat into history, Malta has a spot that feels just right.
Read morePride colours light up venues from central Athens to beach bars on Mykonos this June, setting the tone for a summer of unapologetically queer getaways. Whether you’re plotting a city break during Pride Month or craving a sun-drenched island escape, inclusive stays now span the map far beyond the usual hotspots, so your next holiday can be as carefree (or as decadent) as you want it to be.
Read moreMallorca gathers the essence of the Mediterranean onto a single, sun-lit stage. Golden bays meet water the colour of liquid glass, rugged limestone peaks guard terraces of citrus and stone villages, and Palma hums with Gothic silhouettes, inventive cuisine, and nightlife that lingers well past midnight.
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Croatia is a country of striking variety. One day you're tracing the footsteps of empires through quiet, stone-built towns, and the next, you're swimming off a hidden beach where the water glows in the afternoon sun. Medieval cities, forested national parks, and sun-soaked islands each offer a different rhythm, but all feel distinctly Croatian.
Read moreWhat if you could start your morning in Rome and be sipping wine in a Tuscan hill town by lunchtime? A day trip from Rome into southern Tuscany offers an easy escape where Renaissance towns, vineyard views, and regional flavours replace the capital’s buzz. With a full tank and an early start, you can be winding through the Val d’Orcia by midday, tasting Vino Nobile in Montepulciano and sampling pecorino in Pienza, all before heading back under the glow of Rome’s evening streetlights.
Read moreNaxos, the largest of the Cycladic islands, offers an enchanting blend of golden beaches, fertile valleys, and rugged mountains. Unlike its more crowded neighbours Santoriniand Mykonos, Naxos retains a laid-back charm and authentic Greek island life. You’ll find bustling harbourside towns and quiet whitewashed villages, ancient temple ruins and medieval castles, all amid a landscape that produces some of the Cyclades’ best local food (from creamy cheeses to the famed kitron liqueur). In Greek mythology, this is the island where Theseus abandoned Ariadne after slaying the Minotaur, only for the god Dionysus to discover and marry her, a legendary backdrop that adds to Naxos’ mystique.
Read moreThere’s something truly special about a girls’ trip – a chance to bond with your besties, make unforgettable memories, and escape the daily grind. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, a hen do, or just craving a well-deserved break, a girls' getaway is the perfect excuse to indulge in a mix of sun, fun, and shared experiences.
Picture yourself dancing until dawn in Ibiza, sipping wine in a Parisian café, or basking in the glow of a Myconian sunset with your squad.
Read moreParos, set in the heart of the Cyclades, offers a perfect blend of traditional charm, breathtaking beaches, and vibrant island life. From the whitewashed maze of its harbour towns to serene inland villages and golden bays, each corner of Paros has its own appeal. This sun-drenched island was historically famed for its marble (used in works like the Venus de Milo) and today enchants travellers with its picturesque scenery and warm Greek hospitality. Whether you seek lively nightlife by the sea or a quiet retreat amid olive groves, Paros has a spot that feels just right.
Read moreThis 14-day Europe honeymoon blends romantic cities, idyllic countryside, and sun-kissed beaches at a relaxed pace (two nights per destination). Traveling in May, June, or September (to enjoy pleasant weather and fewer crowds), you’ll journey from the Swiss Alps to Italy and finish in the Greek Isles.
Along the way, indulge in wine tastings, scenic train rides, luxurious spa visits, gondola rides, and charming local experiences. The route is designed geographically to minimize transit time, allowing you to savor each locale.
Below is a summary table of the day-by-day itinerary, followed by detailed recommendations for romantic activities, accommodations, and dining in each destination.
Read moreTrip-planning for a family can feel like a twelve-labour quest: when you’re hunting for the best Greek islands for families, you need toddler-safe shallows, tween-friendly thrills, a dash of culture that won’t spark eye-rolls, and transfers short enough to dodge meltdowns. Greece complicates the choice with more than 200 inhabited islands, each flaunting its own mix of coves, castles and kid-bait water-parks.
Read moreSpain is a country full of color, culture and contrasts. Here, tradition and innovation go hand in hand - medieval alleyways lead to modern art museums, and the siesta is followed by vibrant nightlife. From sun-drenched coastal towns to places where flamenco still echoes - every city has its own rhythm and soul.
From majestic cathedrals and lively tapas bars to golden beaches and impressive mountain backdrops, each city tells its own story.
Read moreSalt-stung skin after a swim, flip-flops slapping sun-hot boardwalks, and a sorbet dripping down your wrist before you even sit down are some familiar markers of summer days. But a handful of beaches in Europe take those simple pleasures and dial them all the way up: water so clear sunscreen bottles show through, sand shades the Pantone chart forgot, cliffs that toss their own shadows across half the bay and still leave room for sunset hues. They’re the spots where even glossy souvenir cards feel like rough drafts.
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Crete packs the whole Greek experience onto one island: satin‑soft beaches backed by jagged peaks, Bronze‑Age ruins rubbing shoulders with street‑art‑spattered cities, villages that nap through siestas and harbours that spark to life after dark. As Greece’s largest island, where you choose to stay will shape every day of your trip. Would you rather slip down lantern‑lit alleys in Chania’s old town, roll out of bed onto Rethymno’s uninterrupted strand, or swirl a glass of vidiano beside Lasithi’s mirror‑calm Lake Voulismeni as the sky blushes peach?
Read moreDuring my time in Germany, I felt transported to a world so different from the one I knew from my childhood in Greece. Growing up in a country where ancient ruins and sunlit temples dominate the landscape, the fairytale castles of Germany felt like pages from a picture book. Every visit to a castle was like traveling back in time, surrounded by forests, rivers and misty mountain peaks. With each trip, I discovered a new chapter in European history - full of kings, queens and medieval legends. These explorations are some of my fondest memories from my time abroad.
Read moreVenturing out alone offers a unique sense of freedom. It feels quiet, steady, and profound, like discovering exactly where you are meant to be. A solo wellness getaway amplifies this feeling, creating a rare opportunity to step away from the demands of everyday life and reconnect with yourself on a deeper, more meaningful level.
Read moreGolden sunlight filters through the woods as your dog bounds ahead, tail wagging with joy, the rustle of leaves marking every step. The path opens to the gentle murmur of waves and a sunlit shore, a perfect moment to pause and take in the view. For those who can’t imagine travelling without their pup, the UK’s diverse landscapes offer endless adventures, from wooded trails to sweeping coastlines.
Read moreAmidst rolling green hills and timeless villages, Yorkshire casts a spell of romance that's impossible to resist. This is a place where love stories come alive, where ancient abbeys stand as silent witnesses to countless vows, and every winding lane leads to a new adventure for the heart. The landscapes here seem to stir something deep within, igniting passions as eternal as the moors themselves.
Read moreDublin stands at the crossroads of time, a place where the echoes of Viking invaders and revolutionary heroes mingle with the hum of café chatter and the melodies drifting out of lively pubs. The Irish capital, rooted in history yet brimming with contemporary energy, offers a vibrant patchwork of experiences, from the medieval streets lined with centuries-old landmarks to the creative pulse that drives its modern cultural renaissance. Every corner of the city holds a story, every street has witnessed transformation, and as you explore, it feels as though the past and present exist side by side in seamless harmony.
Read more"Prague isn’t just a city, but an entity of some kind."
— Sezin Koehler
As twilight falls over Prague, the city’s skyline becomes a breathtaking silhouette of spires, domes, and turrets that pierce the dusky sky, each one whispering secrets from centuries past. Known as "The City of a Hundred Spires," Prague is a place where history and enchantment intertwine, creating a mesmerising tapestry that has captivated travellers for generations. Here, Gothic cathedrals rise majestically alongside Baroque palaces, and ancient cobblestone streets wind through paths that pulse with stories of emperors, alchemists, and artists.
Read moreAs the crisp autumn air fills with the scent of fallen leaves and the nights grow longer, Halloween's eerie allure beckons. But have you ever paused to wonder what makes this holiday so hauntingly captivating? It's the blend of mystery, history, and a touch of the supernatural that sends shivers down our spines. The UK is steeped in centuries of ghostly legends, ancient castles, and fog-draped landscapes that stir the imagination. From haunted inns to gothic ruins, it offers a wealth of Halloween destinations across the UK that promise a spooky experience unlike any other.
Read moreEver dreamed of waking up to the gentle murmur of the sea in a room where history meets contemporary elegance? Greece, a country where the sun kisses the earth with a palette of blue and white, offers an abundance of stunning landscapes, as well as beautifully designed hotels that turn your stay into a piece of art itself. From the vibrant streets of Athens to the picturesque beaches of the Cyclades, design hotels in Greece provide a unique blend of cultural heritage and modern luxury, making every stay unforgettable.
Read moreEnchanting and elegant, Paris stands as a timeless beacon, drawing travelers into its embrace with a blend of romance and beauty. At its core lies the Eiffel Tower, not just an architectural triumph but a symbol of love and dreams realized. Imagine waking up to this iconic sight, the first thing your eyes behold as morning light kisses the Parisian skyline. This is not just a fantasy but a reality for those who choose their stay wisely in the City of Light. In this blog post, we unveil some not-so-hidden gems of Paris - the top hotels where the Eiffel Tower isn't just a distant marvel, but a close companion to your luxurious stay.
Read moreIn today's travel landscape, vacations have transformed from mere sightseeing jaunts to immersive experiences. For families, especially those with young kids, the call of large hotels and resorts is undeniable, offering a blend of comfort and diverse entertainment. Standing out among these are the hotels with indoor water parks, a rarer gem compared to their outdoor counterparts, yet brimming with their own allure. Within the confines of these hotels, guests discover a world of aquatic adventures, ensuring they can revel in unparalleled leisure without ever venturing beyond the premises.
Read moreAs you amble down the cobblestone streets of Andalucia, beneath the warm Spanish sun, you can't help but feel a sense of awe at the region's deep-rooted history and vibrant culture. Now, imagine that instead of merely walking through the ancient streets, you could rest your head within the walls that have seen centuries unfold. Welcome to the world of heritage hotels in Andalucia- where history and hospitality intertwine to offer you an unforgettable stay.
Read moreEver imagined what it would be like to sleep in a place brimming with history, where every creak of the timber tells a story? How about a place where centuries-old architecture meets modern comforts? And what if that place was, once upon a time, a windmill?
Read moreGreece, the land of myth and history, beckons travelers with its sun-kissed beaches, azure waters and ancient ruins. But did you know that the Greek hospitality scene also offers some truly luxurious and unique experiences? The team at Travelmyth, your go-to hotel meta-search engine, has delved deep into the world of Greek accommodations to handpick seven incredible hotels across Greece, each boasting an in-room indoor pool. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway or just want to treat yourself to an unforgettable stay, these hotels promise to make your Grecian vacation a dream come true.
Read moreFinding the ideal place to stay is the first step in making sure that your travels are filled with experiences that are one-of-a-kind and unforgettable. Here at Travelmyth, we know that each traveler has unique tastes, interests and requirements when they travel. That's why we provide a hotel search engine with advanced category filtersthat you may mix and matchto find the ideal hotel for your needs. To showcase the flexibility and customization of Travelmyth, we've compiled a list of the most searched-for combinations of categories. From five-star hotels with spas to pet-friendly hotels with pools, let's take a look at the most in-demand combinations in the UK for a truly tailor-made stay.
Read moreMost of us love going abroad on holidays; it is something that we look forward to and can often spend months planning. Sometimes, when you have a dog, planning your vacation can be quite stressful. You want to bring your canine friend along with you, but not many places allow them or let them play on their grounds and have fun. This often poses a problem because you don't want your dog to be miserable while you're enjoying yourself. To save you precious time, we have put together a list of hotels in Spain and Portugal that have leash-free play areas and will let your dog have as much fun on holidays as you will!
Read moreWhen you have to leave town for a few days for a business trip or when you simply want to have a long vacation, the main problem that you might face is where to leave your dear dog. Yes, it’s true that there are many dog-sitting services available and there are helpful neighbours too. But what better option than taking your pal along with you on your travels! Here we have consolidated a list of several affordable dog-friendly hotels that allow your canine buddies to stay with you. The best part is that all the hotels mentioned in our list have completely leash-free outdoor play areas for your dogs to enjoy. Whether it is a poodle or a Labrador, your dog can now accompany you wherever you go!
Read more[PRESS RELEASE] According to hotel search engine www.travelmyth.co.uk, Reykjavikis the most expensive European capital for Christmas holidays. The average price of a one-night stay on Christmas Eve in Europe’s northernmost capital city is over £250.
Read moreIf you're a dog owner, you know the frustration that comes along with planning your desperately needed holidays. Your dog belongs to your family, so there’s no question whether or not you should take him with you. You both need a change of scenery. With Travelmyth, the rest becomes easy, as we have listed the most dog-friendly hotels in the UKthat will pamper your four-legged friend just as you. Cornwall is a true dog paradise with endless beaches, coast paths, rocky woodlands and charming towns to discover. Here are our top 10 picks for dog-friendly hotels and holiday houses in Cornwall.
Read moreGreek summer is famous for Greece’s beaches and the best beachfront hotels await to welcome you. The numbers speak for themselves: 2.683 hotelsare set right on the best beaches all over Greece, with the majority located on the Greek islands.
Read morePlanning a trip with your dog can be a bit daunting. But with a little help from Travelmyth, it can be easier than you first thought. Here are our 15 top picks for the best dog-friendly hotels in Devon which will welcome both you and your dog with open arms.
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