Holland is a dog-friendly paradise with beaches, forests, and charming towns. Dogs are welcome on many trains, parks, and terraces. Stroll through The Hague or other cities – bike or not it is a perfect place for a relaxed getaway with your furry friend.
Berlin is a fantastic city to explore with your dog, offering a variety of parks, scenic walks, and pet-friendly spots. Here’s a guide to some of the best dog-friendly activities and locations in Berlin …
With the Christmas season over, it was time for another adventure! Some might say skiing is not for the weak and requires some serious …
Bordeaux is a dog-friendly city with parks, vineyards, and cafes welcoming pets. Walk along the Garonne River, explore Parc Bordelais, or visit dog-friendly wineries in the Bordeaux region. Many restaurants and bars allow dogs on terraces, and local public transport permits dogs onboard. The city’s mild climate and pedestrian-friendly streets make it ideal for exploring with your furry friend. For off-leash fun, head to Parc de l’Ermitage or the dog-friendly beaches near Arcachon.
Poland is another dog friendly destination that should not be missed. Take a trip through scenic landscapes, charming cities or pop over to the Baltic Sea for a swim. Cities like Krakow or Wroclaw have many dog friendly cafes, parks and restaurants that are waiting to be explored…
Dresden is a city in eastern Germany known for its beautiful buildings, rich history, and amazing art collections. It’s the capital of the state of Saxony and sits on the Elbe River, which adds to its charm. Dresden is often called the “Florence of the North” because of its breathtaking architecture and artistic heritage.
Stunning coastline, beautiful national parks, and charming towns. Many of the country’s beaches, particularly those along the Dalmatian coast, welcome dogs. You’ll find designated dog beaches in places like Zadar, Split, and Dubrovnik, where your furry friend can splash in the Adriatic Sea…
Italy is known for its rich history, cultural heritage and ironic landmarks. Renowned for its cuisine, art and scenic landscape, Italy remains a top destination for travellers with their pets. Dogs are not just allowed to the restaurants and shops, they are invited. Bowls are set outside almost every single restaurant or cafe and in the summer, it’s very common that dogs are offered water before their humans.
Mont Saint-Michel rises dramatically from the sea. This medieval abbey, atop a rocky island, has been a pilgrimage destination for centuries…
From dog-friendly cafés and parks to exploring the city’s charming streets and iconic landmarks together. Make unforgettable memories in the City of Light, ensuring your dog enjoys the adventure as much as we did…
