Antwerp, Belgium - Slovenia 16 days trip

Steeped in history, Antwerp is highly cosmopolitan yet youthful while remaining one of the largest port cities in the world.

Explore this historic center, admiring its monuments, architecture, and charm, and enjoying cafes and shops.

Founded in 1843, this massive 25 acre zoo is home to numerous animal species, and is known for its Art Nouveau style.

As home to thousands of marine creatures, the settings in this aquarium are based on the animals' natural habitats.

As Antwerp's oldest building, this 9C fortress also served as a prison for more than 500 years. Make sure to visit its shipping museum.

Open in both rain and sunshine, this indoor water park features a variety of rides for both adults and children.

Take a lovely walk through this neighborhood while admiring the beautiful and unique 19C homes representing the best of Art Nouveau.

Housed in a fun brick building, this museum offers a compelling look at Antwerp's history as a port city and diverse cultural gem.

The museum's castle lures you in with its grandeur. Inside are collections of silver, jewelry, religious objects, and more.

Spread across 30 acres, this park includes hundreds of sculptures from a variety of artists whose works range from 1870 to today.

A beautiful beach town, De Panne has a long, interesting history and a unique rich culture.

Take your family to this amazing amusement park and spend the day going on rides and enjoying the safari. You won't want to leave!

Explore the wealth of old buildings and beautiful architecture in De Panne's lovely town center.

Explore the dunes or stroll along the smooth white sand, the beaches of De Panne are some of Belgium's finest.

Guided tours take visitors to see the oldest dunes of the Belgian coast and the remains of a 5,500 year old sea wall.

Once an important strategic and working port, Knokke-Heist is now known for its resort amenities, nightlife, and natural beauty.

One of the best nature reserves in Belgium, it is famous for its salt-resistant flora, small zoo, and great bird-watching.

Feel like time is standing still in this beautiful old quarter, full of well preserved old buildings and elegant houses.

Belgium's largest military cemetery is the final resting place of 3,370 Belgian and British soldiers who fell during WWI-WWII.

A fun and interactive museum for children of all ages where they can play and learn about the sea, beaches, and dunes.

Still surrounded by its medieval walls, this picturesque town dates back to the 7C.

Wander through this ancient town, rich in history, and home to several beautiful old buildings.

Beautiful ruins of this 11C stand open to the public, which visitors can explore the castle and get a feel for its history.

Housed in a 15C building, this excellent museum exhibits artifacts that trace the region's history for over 1 million years.

Founded in 7C, the grand and impressive abbey is popular among tourists and as a place of pilgrimage.

Known as "Little Switzerland," visitors and locals enjoy the immense beauty found on this trail, including lush green landscape and waterfalls.

Off the beaten track in the Schanfigg Valley you will find this resort town, perfect for outdoor activities like skiing and hiking.

Immerse yourself in history as you take a stroll through the center, marveling at the different heritage sites and cultural relics.

Catch a cable car from Arosa up the mountain to get a stunning view of the surroundings, or go hiking up the summit for a taste of the Alps.

A chic resort town favored by the rich and famous, boasting spectacular nature and year-round outdoor activities.

One of Europe’s most popular mountain resorts featuring some of Switzerland’s most extensive ski slopes.

Hike in the area surrounding this large lake, visit one of the charming towns lining its banks, or simply enjoy its tranquil beauty.

The picturesque Fuessen, on the banks of the Lech River, is a small fairytale town with its surrounding mountains and High Castle.

Admire the fortifications and towers encircling the historic center as you explore this magical city.

A lovely resort town, popular among locals and visitors alike for its breathtaking views of the Alps and the best skiing in the country.

This castle beats the Disney copy in every way, from its spectacular interior to the incredible views.

Rain or shine, hike through one of Europe's deepest gorgeous for an amazing day out in nature, surrounded by breathtaking scenery.

Munich is a fabulous city, known for its rich history, culture, art, as well as modern amenities and great nightlife.

With views of splendid snow-capped mountains and gleaming crystal blue lakes, Zell am See is an ideal destination for nature lovers.

Take a relaxing stroll alongside the cheerfully colored buildings and the turquoise lake that are found at the center of Zell Am See.

Feel like you're in another world as you explore these incredible ice caves; don't forget to wear good shoes and warm clothes!

A vast park featuring water activities, a petting zoo, playgrounds, diverse hiking trails, and several exhibits of peasant life.

With its narrow streets and golden domes, this unique city has a buzzing art scene, lively nightlife and heavenly food.

Stretching for over 42km, the world's largest ice cave consists of several successive chambers, boasting unique stone formations.

Take a boat-ride on Austria's largest lake, lined with towns and surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Austrian alps.

Travel this 19C trail to see the mist-enshrouded beauty of Austria's highest waterfall, dropping 380 m into the Krimmler Ache river.

Situated on a steep peninsula on the Gulf of Piran, this town features many well preserved Venetian buildings and great views.

Stroll through this beautiful old town, enjoying the genuine medieval buildings and the stunning views all around.

Stroll down the shore, relax on the sand, or swim in the blue waters of Piran's beautiful beaches.

Fortified walls used to surround Piran as early at the 7C, and now parts of these ancient walls still stand, feature some of the gates.

With a focus on local marine animals, this small aquarium is fun for both adults and children.

Home to several historic and recreational attractions, this picturesque town is situated next to a glacier lake of the same name.

One of the finest seaside resorts in Europe, Portoroz features beautiful beaches, a buzzing center, and excellent restaurants.

Built on a historic dock, this busy square is a popular place to relax in a cafe or ice cream shop and enjoy the local culture.

Dedicated to Slovenia's maritime history, this extensive museum exhibits archaeology, model ships, and other intriguing artifacts.

Located on a hill overlooking the town, this lovely 17C church was designed in the Venetian Renaissance architectural style.

A beautiful old church and monastery, dating to the 14C, featuring a peaceful courtyard, home to a 500 year old olive tree.

A public institution, featuring several art galleries, which exhibit world-renowned Slovenian and international artwork.