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Korčula is a small fortified medieval town situated on the north-east side of Korčula island, facing the Pelješac peninsula. The island is situated in the southern part of the Croatian Adriatic. Korčula is a popular tourist destination, with a rich cultural and natural heritage attracting visitors from around the world. According to some biographers, Korčula is the birth town of a famous Venetian merchant traveler Marco Polo, although there is no proof to such claim. Korčula can be reached by a ferry from 3 mainland ports - Split, Drvenik and Orebić.

Motovun is a well preserved small medieval town situated in the inland of the Istrian peninsula. It is located on top of the steep hill 270m above the sea level. Motovun is an ideal destination for a trip to the inland of Istria. It can be reached within less than an hour drive from the major coastal tourist destinations in Istria. Motovun history dates back to prehistoric times, when Illyrian and Celtic tribes built their settlements on the site of the present-day Motovun. After the rule of The Poreč Bishop, Motovun was overtaken by Venice in 1278.

A serpentine alpine road, named after Austrian highest mountain Grossglockner (3798 m) is one of the most impressive sights in Austria. The Grossglockner road connects Salzburg region in the north with the Carinthia region in the south, passing through biggest Austrian national park Hohe Tauern (High Tauern), reaching heights over 2500 meters above the sea level. For ages people have been trying to pass the Alps, the vast high mountains, covered with eternal snow.