Eastern Europe

Captivating history, character-filled architecture and majestic mountains are just a handful of the things that make Romania unfairly underrated. Cast your eyes over these stunning spots and see if you can resist booking your flights right away!

When we arrive at the site where few other visitors dare to go, we feel like we’ve landed in a fabled place that most will only ever see in history books.

The Balkan region truly has so much to offer travellers. But the benefits of experiencing the Balkans on a group tour were even more far-reaching than I could’ve ever imagined.

As you stroll the narrow streets of historic Plovdiv, music echoes along the cobblestones. You might hear an orchestra performing in a park mingled with guitar chords coming from the scenic amphitheater. Folk musicians and dancers busk in leafy plazas, adding to the sense of excitement.

Krakow looks like a city straight out of a Disney movie. Cobbled streets lined with horse-pulled carriages, beautiful squares, pretty churches and more.

The Balkan republic of Macedonia is like a tiny version of France, with a huge variety of wines, cheeses and other foods for its size. Mix in a dash of…

Many times during the visit, we heard winemakers refer to the famed regions of Bordeaux and Tuscany with longing and hope for the future; yet as travelers, we never longed to be elsewhere.

The prices are cheaper, the culture is just as rich, and the people just as friendly…Why wouldn’t you go to Eastern Europe? Here’s how to do it in 7 days.

For the first time, we’re stepping back into the soviet era on a special trip through Romania, Ukraine and Moldova, Europe’s least-visited country.