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W Europe Travel Feature Writer: Henk Bekker

From the cafes of Paris to the red light district of Amsterdam, from the Bavarian beer halls of Germany to the glitz of the French Riviera, Western Europe offers delectable Belgian chocolates and fine French wines, heart-pounding discos in Berlin and opera houses in Vienna.

Whether it's Versailles's history or quirky attractions like Manneken Pis in Brussels, an evening sing along in Cologne (German optional) or wandering the streets of Avignon once graced by Popes, the jewels of EU await.

We'll check out Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, and Switzerland, but if you've been there and done something different, email and tell us about it.


Feature Writer Articles in W Europe Travel

 		Cheap Lake Geneva Winter Cruises and Boat Trips
Pleasure boat cruises on Lake Geneva in Switzerland for lunch, dinner, fondue, and sightseeing during winter are limited while ferry services go to France on Lac Léman.
Michelin Belgium and Luxembourg 2010 Red Guide
The Michelin Belgium and Luxembourg Red Guide lists the best star restaurants and hotels as well as bib establishments offering excellent quality and value for money.
Cheapest Transportation from Munich West Airport
Buses and trains combined with the discount Bayern-Ticket provide the cheapest transportation from Memmingen Allgäu Airport (Munich West FMM) to München Hauptbahnhof.
Cheap Rail and Bus Travel on the Bayern-Ticket
Deutsche Bahn's discount Bayern-Ticket is a cheap public transportation travel card for savings on local train, bus, tram, and metro railway fares in Bavaria, Germany.
Cheap Transportation to Memmingen Allgäu Airport
Memmingen Allgäu Airport (FMM) to the west of Munich can cheaply be reached by rental car, bus, train, and the Airport Express from München, Augsburg, Ulm, and Landsberg.
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Contributing Articles in W Europe Travel

 		Turin Top Ten
This spring, the famed Holy Shroud will be displayed in the Cathedral of Turin. Take the opportunity to see an important religious relic and a fascinating European city.
Lyon's Public Bicycle Sharing System: Vélo'v
Lyon's Vélo'v program is part of the global community bicycle sharing trend. It is a fun, cheap and uniquely local way to sightsee Lyon.
Shroud of Turin
The most revered relic in Christianity is normally locked in a secret room in a cathedral in Turin (Torino), Italy. This year, the door will be opened.
Geneva Is International Circus Capital in 2010
Performances, exhibits, workshops, limited edition chocolates, even a new Swiss stamp are being rolled out over the 12-month timeframe in celebration of the circus.
Finding a Roommate in Paris
Sharing a flat or apartment in Paris is the most popular way to live in the city. But availability is high, so with preparation anything is possible.
Lyon's Public Transportation System
Lyon's affordable public transportation system makes it easy to explore and enjoy Lyon's top activities and things.
Julius Caesar - Exhibition in Arles, Provence
Over 700 Roman artefacts, including the earliest known bust of Julius Caesar, are on show at the Musee Departemental Arles Antique until 19th September 2010
Bargain Shopping in Paris
Whether you are visiting, studying or living in Paris, these tips will ensure that you get the most for your money.
Skiing Alpe D'Huez
Alpe D'Huez ski holidays appeal to experienced skiers wanting to try the Sarenne, the longest ski piste in the world, as well as for family skiing holidays.
How to Use Public Libraries in Lyon, France
Understand how public libraries work in Lyon and discover ways to utilize the city's local library resources.
Visiting Marseille, France's Second City
Marseille in the south of France is the country's second largest city after Paris. Right on the Mediterranean coast it is one of France's great historic cities.
Navigating France's TGV
With these guidelines, train travel in France can be as enjoyable and economical as it is speedy.
The Olives of Provence
All of the departments in the region of PACA are involved in olive production. Depending where they grow, the fruits have subtle variations in fragrance and flavour.
Eataly, a Gastronomic Wonderland in Turin
The gourmet food store Eataly opened its doors in Turin, Italy in 2007 and now has branches around Italy and heads to the USA in 2010.
Tour Paris by Arrondissement Eleven to Twenty
The best way to understand Paris is to learn about the different arrondissements or neighbourhoods that define the city.
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