A thirst-quenching, supremely summery drink (in England, it's a must at cricket matches), Pimm's Cup mixes lemon soda (or ginger ale), fruit, cucumbers, mint, and a fortifying shot of gin.

The London Underground - “the tube” for Londoners - is one of the best and most comprehensive transport networks in the world with around 24 million journeys made each day.

The Canadian passport is one of the most powerful and respected travel documents in the world. It’s also beautiful.

The German Alps are a source of seemingly endless natural beauty throughout the year.

This one country packs more European history than some of its neighboring countries.

From farming to arts, culture, and history, the regions all have something that makes them unique.

Traditional Oktoberfest celebrations go beyond drinking beer and spending time at the pub.

The country's extensive railway system reaches deep into the corners of the country, making it quick and easy to travel to even some of the most remote locations.

Situated perfectly above the village of Hohenschwangau in southwest Bavaria, Germany is just the kind of storybook palace you'd expect to see in a Disney movie.

The high, domed ceiling is ornately decorated with painted stucco depictions of Christ, several saints, and numerous other heavenly hosts.

Piazza Navona is considered to be one of Rome's most beautiful squares.

Whether by car, on foot, by bike, or on horseback, Tuscany offers myriad opportunities if you are looking to dive into a centuries-old culture immersed in beauty.

The Trevi Fountain is one of the top attractions in Rome and one of the most famous fountains in the world. Like all great pieces of art, it tells a story.

In Rome, scooters are a part of the culture, as familiar as pizza and gelato.

Coffee, and I mean great coffee, is on every street corner, available in every bar and café.