Friluftsliv [pronounced free-loots-leaf] is a delightful concept from Norway. It's all about embracing the outdoors and immersing oneself in nature for relaxation, reflection, and rejuvenation.

Like the United Kingdom, these northern European countries have overlapping languages, cultures and ethnic groups. The names used to collectively identify them can also be confusing.

It is one of the world’s most famous artworks, a universal symbol of anxiety and it even has its own emoji 😱. Here are some clues to understanding Edvard Munch’s most celebrated motif.

Here's 101 things you maybe didn't know about the Dalmatia region of Croatia. Yes, the dog breed originated here.

This display of military precision and skill has been a fixture of Scottish culture for 75 years and is a must-see for anyone visiting Scotland.

Exploring Scotland and immersing in its culture is even more fun when you know some local lingo. Here are 10 common Scottish phrases that will help you blend in.

I understand cultural traditions, but I have ethical red lines that I won't cross.

All across Spain, you'll find live flamenco performances where you can witness the emotion, technique, and relationship between the music and the dance.

Amsterdam museums feature some of Europe's most important history and artists.

These unique establishments are a quintessential part of Amsterdam culture and a distinct experience you won't find elsewhere.

Fado is a traditional music genre from Portugal, characterized by mournful songs and themes of longing, separation, and nostalgia.

Tea is a prominent feature of British culture and society. Are you ready to get your tea on?

London has a great variety of world class museums and galleries.

The high, domed ceiling is ornately decorated with painted stucco depictions of Christ, several saints, and numerous other heavenly hosts.

Coffee, and I mean great coffee, is on every street corner, available in every bar and café.