Bieszczady Poland is the country's Wild East — rugged Carpathian mountains with high-altitude meadows, primeval forests home to wolves and bears, and far fewer tourists than the Tatras. A complete guide with 12 top tips: climbing Tarnica, UNESCO wooden churches, a forest narrow-gauge railway, and Solina Reservoir.

Marmolada is the highest peak in the Dolomites and home to the last great glacier in the region — but after the tragic collapse of 2022, new rules apply. A complete guide with 10 tips: the Move To Top cable car, when (not) to climb, and what to expect on the slopes.

Val di Funes in Italy and the iconic Santa Maddalena church are among the most photographed spots in the Dolomites. The easy stroll to the churches is pushchair-friendly, while the Adolf-Munkel-Weg beneath the Odle walls is worth a 4-hour hike. A complete guide with 12 tips: where to photograph, where to stay, and when to visit for the best light.

Lago di Misurina is a pearl of the Dolomites Italy and a peaceful alternative to the crowds at Tre Cime — the loop around the lake is pushchair-friendly. The Cadini di Misurina viewpoint is just a 30-minute walk. A complete guide with 10 tips: from winter ice skating to the Cosmolab observatory.

Lago di Carezza beneath the Latemar massif shifts from emerald to turquoise — and we visited this year with our one-year-old, because the short loop is perfect for pushchairs. A complete guide with 10 tips: car reservation system 2026, best light for photos, where to stay.

Cinque Torri and Lagazuoi are Europe's largest open-air WWI museum and one of the most accessible destinations in the Dolomites Italy — both reachable by cable car. Our guide with 10 tips covers war tunnels, rifugios with views, skiing in winter, and family-friendly advice.