7 Fantastic Places To Explore in Europe

Hey there, adventure-seekers! Let's talk about Europe - the land of jaw-dropping sights and incredible places waiting for you to explore. I'm talking about the kind of destinations that make your heart skip a beat and your camera work overtime!

From charming cobblestone streets to ancient ruins steeped in history, Europe's got it all. Imagine wandering through fairytale-like villages, standing in awe of majestic castles, or getting lost in vibrant city vibes. And don't even get me started on the food—it's a whole delicious adventure on its own!

Whether you're into soaking up the sun on sandy beaches, hiking breathtaking mountains, or discovering hidden gems around every corner, Europe's got a spot for you. So, pack your bags, grab your map (or your phone!), and get ready for an epic European journey!

# Vernazza, Cinque Terre, Italy

Out of the five towns which comprise the UNESCO site of Cinque Terre in Italy only Vernazza has a harbor. The multi-colored houses of the car-free fishing hamlet area a major attraction to photographers.

Vernazza has previously been heavily damaged by flooding and mudslides. Go and see it before it happens again and the town is destroyed beyond repair. If that’s not reason enough, they also produce a local wine called vernaccia which is a delectably good. Do you need a better reason to go?

# Oia, Santorini, Greece

Oia is a village which snuggles in a volcanic cauldron on the coast of the Greek island of Santorini. Its houses are painted an eye-dazzling white and blue, but while it may look spotlessly new, the settlement’s history is traceable as far back as the beginning of the eleventh century.

# Neuschwanstein Castle, SW Bavaria, Germany

The impressive Neuschwanstein Castle perches on a hill and overlooks the Hohenschwangau valley in SW Bavaria. It is one of the best castles in Germany. Built as a king’s folly in the mid to late nineteenth century its internal plumbing and heating systems were a major leap forward in the technology of the times.

# Eiffel Tower, Paris, France

The Eiffel Tower does literally tower above Paris, the French capital. The metal construction is a dizzying one thousand feet high and is the tallest structure in the city. It took two years to build and was inaugurated just in time for the 1889 World Fair.

# Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, Iceland

The Seljalandsfoss Waterfall is one of Iceland’s most impressive waterfalls. The water source, from a glacial melt, rages over the cliff and drops a magnificent two hundred feet before continuing its course.

# Seven Sisters Waterfall, Geiranger, Norway

The Seven Sisters Waterfall is a group of seven streams which cascade over a cliff near Geiranger in Norway. Not the highest waterfall in Norway by any means with a drop of just over eight hundred feet, but definitely one of the best things to see in Scandinavia.

# Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia

The Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia is an amazing configuration of sixteen lakes interlinked by stunning waterfalls and surrounded by forests. Situated between the Mala Kapela and Lička Plješivica mountain ranges, it’s recognized worldwide as a place of outstanding natural beauty and was Croatia’s first national park.