The low-lying Netherlands is used to grappling with too much water; now it’s struggling with too little as heat and drought ...

Europe’s climate-change-driven summer of extreme heat has been hitting the continent with a one-two punch: the heat wave has not only killed thousands but has been sucking the water out of rivers, ...

As Europe braces for hotter summers, cities are reopening rivers once written off as polluted waterways. From Paris to Copenhagen, local authorities are investing in cleaner, swimmable rivers to adapt ...

River cruise lines are well accustomed to adjusting itineraries and responding to fluctuating water levels on key European ...

River cruise operators have said it is “more important than ever” to be prepared for hotter summers impacting water levels ...

Swimmable cities are making a comeback in Europe—just in time for urbanites to escape unprecedented heat waves.

From Switzerland to the Balkans, Europe is home to spectacular rivers where you can cool off far from crowded beaches and famous Italian lakes such as Como, Garda and Maggiore. Emerald-green waters, ...

Heatwaves, wildfires and dried-up waterways share the focus in today’s newsletter as France, Spain and Italy continue to ...

A new round of extreme heat is tightening its grip on Europe from the Mediterranean to Scandinavia, setting local temperature records and fueling wildfires, violent storms and growing safety risks.

U.S. travelers are facing river cruise cancellations and itinerary changes as an extreme heat wave has led to low water levels.

Freshwater fish rarely receive the same public attention as wolves, bears, or birds of prey. They live below the surface, often out of sight and out of mind, in rivers and streams many people assume ...

The AmaRudi, AmaWaterways’ second double-width vessel, will accommodate 196 guests across 98 staterooms and suites when it launches in April 2027. View on euronews ...