Planning a European vacation? Check out Samantha Brown's Passport to Europe Travel Guides for information on the hotels, restaurants and sights she visited while overseas.
As Germany's top tourist destination, people visit Bavaria to experience the region's storybook towns, rich cultural heritage and immense natural beauty.
This region feels quintessentially Swiss, filled with fantasy images of Alpine life: mountain towns, soaring and towering Alps, chocolate and cheese.
Bologna, Italy
If the way to your heart is through your stomach, Bologna is your soul mate - in fact, locals dare to call it the culinary capital of Italy.
Brittany, France
The people of Brittany have a tremendous connection to the sea, and a big part of your trip will be exploring the seacoast towns and villages.
Brussels, Belgium
The headquarters of NATO is in Brussels, as is the headquarters of the European Union, but Brussels is also known for a few more things - Belgian waffles, incredible chocolate and some of the best beer in the world.
Cannes & Nice, France
In the south of France, Cannes and Nice are tucked into the strip of the Mediterranean coast known as the Côte d'Azur, often called the French Riviera.
Copenhagen, Denmark
It's easy to be a visitor in Copenhagen: the city is cozy and charming, attractions are centrally located and nearly everyone speaks English.
Cornwall, England
Wide, sandy beaches, vineyards and brilliant sun make Cornwall, England the country's top vacation region.
Crete, Greece
Crete boasts gorgeous beaches, stunning mountain ranges and charming old towns to explore.
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