There’s something about autumn in Europe that feels straight out of a storybook. The air turns crisp, the leaves set entire landscapes ablaze with fiery reds and golds, and the summer crowds quietly fade away. It’s the season of cosy scarves, vineyard harvests, and café windows fogged up from hot chocolates.
For travellers, autumn is also one of the smartest times to explore. Flights are often cheaper than in summer, crowds are thinner at big attractions, and the scenery? Well, the scenery does most of the convincing. From Germany’s Black Forest to the vineyards of Bordeaux,...
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