From Baroque abbeys to WWII beaches, from vineyard-covered hills to Roman aqueducts, these are routes where every step connects you to the people, events, and traditions that shaped the region.

This is travel for those who want to connect with the past while enjoying the present:
Walkers who enjoy a sense of discovery, not just ticking off landmarks.
Travellers who appreciate comfort and a good meal after a day exploring.
People curious about local stories, architecture, and traditions.
Those ready to experience places where life still moves at a slower, more authentic pace.

With detailed route notes, luggage transfers, and hand-picked hotels, you can focus on discovering rather than planning. These holidays are designed to balance discovery and relaxation:

Morning walks through historic landscapes or along river valleys.
Lunches in scenic picnic spots or village cafés rich in local character.
Afternoon stops at castles, abbeys, or artisan workshops, with time to explore at your own pace.

Walk Normandy’s D-Day Beaches, France – Explore the key landing sites, coastlines, and countryside while immersing yourself in the history of one of the 20th century’s defining moments.

The Wachau World Heritage Trail, Austria – Wander the Danube Valley from Dürnstein to Melk, passing medieval towns, hill-top castles, and Baroque abbeys, with vineyards and river views along the way.

To the Pont du Gard, South of France – Meander through gently undulating Mediterranean hills, discover Roman monuments, and savour local market produce in timeless villages..

Our long-standing connections with local guides, innkeepers, and artisans give you access to stories and experiences that go beyond the guidebook.

Every route highlights the region’s heritage. You might explore Baroque abbeys, Roman aqueducts, medieval castles, or WWII landmarks. Many itineraries include visits to museums, artisan workshops, and centuries-old villages, giving you insight into the local culture and traditions.

Walking grades and daily distances are clearly explained so you can choose a route that suits your pace.

Seasonal recommendations ensure you experience these regions at their best.

Luggage transfers and high-quality accommodation mean your comfort is never compromised.
 

Most days involve 10–15 km of walking on well-maintained trails, gentle hills, and historic paths. Routes are designed for enjoyment, with plenty of stops at points of interest, so you can take in the scenery and history without rushing.

You can tailor your day with shorter options or additional sightseeing. Our detailed route notes clearly explain terrain, distances, and any ascents, so you can choose a holiday that matches your comfort level.

Spring and early summer bring lush landscapes and mild temperatures, while autumn offers harvest festivals, changing foliage, and quieter trails. Specific recommendations vary by region.