Trip to Europe

  • Semmering (Austria)

    Semmering (Austria)

    As the first European alpine railway was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

  • Sicílie (Italy)

    Sicílie (Italy)

    Sicily (Italian Sicilia) / ˈsɪtʃɪʎja / is an autonomous region of Italy and the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Its shores are washed by the Mediterranean Sea, in the east it is separated from Calabria by the Strait of Messina. Before the reunification of Italy in the 19th century, the area was part of the Kingdom of both Sicily. The region has an area of ​​25,703 km², 5 million inhabitants and is divided into 9 provinces. The capital city is Palermo. In addition to Italian, the island also speaks Sicilian.

  • Ski area Špičák Šumava (Czechia)

    Ski area Špičák Šumava (Czechia)

    One of the most famous ski resorts in the Bohemian Forest, not far from Iron Ore.

  • Ski area Sportwelt Amade (Austria)

    Ski area Sportwelt Amade (Austria)

    This ski area attracts skiers with its 865km of slopes divided among 25 resorts.

  • Ski resort Arlberg (Austria)

    Ski resort Arlberg (Austria)

    Arlberg is a combination of three resorts, the Swiss Lech, Zurs in Vorarlberg and the devilish St. St. Anton am Arlberg. There are 276 km of slopes.

  • Ski resort Bílá in Beskydy (Czechia)

    Ski resort Bílá in Beskydy (Czechia)

    Ski resort in Bílá in Beskydy is located in the valley of the river White Ostravice.

  • Ski Resort Dolni Morava - Sneznik (Czechia)

    Ski Resort Dolni Morava - Sneznik (Czechia)

    This ski area is best known in the area of ​​Jeseníky.

  • Ski Resort Herlíkovice - Bubákov (Czechia)

    Ski Resort Herlíkovice - Bubákov (Czechia)

    Ski Resort Herlikovice-Bubakov in Giant Mountains is a popular place for family trips and ski courses. Located in Horni Vrchlabi, 300 m from the road towards Spindleruv Mlyn.