Team Travelbugs started in the Åland Islands and ended in the Canary Islands. As they made pit stops, they took part in a pride parade in Finland, experienced the carbon-free island in Samsø, went cycling in Via Rhôna, took to the stage at the opera in Liège and much more!
Team Calma started in Dublin and ended in Nicosia. They danced at the Electric Picnic Festival in Ireland, biked through Leipzig, got lost in a rock labyrinth in Poland, stargazed in Baia Mare, Romania and much more!
The Road Trip Project is above all a human adventure: young travellers embark on a van for a journey across Europe. They meet locals and explore a variety of EU-supported projects and activities.
They share their experiences through videos, photos and blog posts on this hub and on social media platforms, exchanging tips on the road and triggering a Europe-wide conversation.
Their Road Trip stories form a wealth of inspiring information about Europe and what it has to offer. Following their journey is an irresistible invitation to hit the road and discover the regions that make Europe unique.
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Walk down the streets of the Alfama district and just keep your ear to the ground!
Read moreOnce a country-dividing wall, now a cycling path that preserves our collective memory.
If you feel like you belong to a different era, you might find your home here!
Is it possible to see a nature reserve with wild horses and a former military training area all at once? Yes, and this place is called Doberitzer Heide.
Read moreLeave your phone out of this: it’s just you and 3-Million-year-old nature.
Read moreVis Island is home to two things you won’t believe are real: a twinkling blue cave and an edible plant called… carob (it’s actually very tasty!).
Read moreIn the land of the northern lights, huskies, and snow, where wonder meets reality, you can look for Santa and ask him whether he received your letter from 1999!
Read moreIf you value freedom, you definitely should visit the European Solidarity Centre in Gdansk.
Discover nature as it should be: wild. But beware of giant jumping fish!
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