Traveling to Europe is the desire of people all around the world. This Old Continent is home to 44 countries, each more beautiful than the other. Its historical places, natural beauties, and extraordinary cities are worth seeing. As a explorer, you can find everything you are looking for in Europe.
For those planning to travel to Europe, we have prepared an introduction video featuring 10 routes and 33 countries. There is no need to look elsewhere to discover the continent and learn where to go.
This itinerary consists of 33 countries and approximately 100 destinations, including the United Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Italy, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovenia, Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary, Denmark, Switzerland, Norway, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania, Greece, and Turkey.
If you are curious about Europe and considering traveling, be sure to check out this video to learn which route to follow and how to explore the most places in the shortest time.
We hope that this video, showcasing the most popular and must-see places in each country with 4K footage, inspires you. #europetour #europetravel #europevlog
00:00 Intro
01:00 United Kingdom, Ireland and Scotland
02:47 France and Switzerland
04:25 Netherlands,Belgium,Germany and Austria
06:08 Portugal,Spain and Morocco
07:58 Italy
09:38 Central and Eastern Europe
11:06 Scandinavia
12:40 Mallorca,Menorca,Ibiza and Formentera
14:01 The Balkans
15:50 Greece and Turkey
17:28 Outro
You can’t expect to fit everything Europe has to offer into one trip and we don’t suggest you try. For those taking a big, extended trip around the continent you could join a few countries together. Each of these itineraries could be done in two
Or three weeks if followed to the letter but don’t push it too hard – with so much to see and do you’re bound to get waylaid somewhere you love or stray off the suggested route. We will introduce approximately 100 must-visit destinations in
Elderly Europe in this travel guide-like video. Before we embark on our adventure, please make sure to subscribe to my channel and like the video. 1- Britain and Ireland Where else to begin but London – one of the world’s greatest but most expensive cities.
While your wallet is still intact move on to the storied grounds of Oxford. Then heading to Snowdonia, where the Welsh mountains provide excellent hiking. Soak up some history in the medieval streets of York. Then make the trip north to stunning Edinburgh.
Find your inner Braveheart in the Scottish Highlands and fit in an unforgettable hike, climb, or ski while you’re at it. Pop across the North Channel to Belfast, Be sure not to miss the nearby Giant’s Causeway – one of Europe’s great natural wonders. Grab a perfect pint of Guinness in Dublin.
Then wind down on the windswept beaches of Ireland’s West Coast. 2- France and Switzerland Start in Paris, Europe’s most elegant capital. Then venture off to the châteaux and prime vineyards of the Loire Valley. Move south to beautiful Bordeaux, which boasts bustling city life and some of Europe’s finest surfing beaches to boot.
Head south of the peaks of the Pyrenees. Then taking a trip through Southern France to the Côte d’Azur Don’t miss the magic of Corsica, a true adventure playground. Dont forget traditional cooking in Lyon, the country’s gastronomic capital. Try your luck skiing and climbing in the Alps.
Then end by relaxing riverside in laid-back Zürich 3- Benelux, Germany and Austria Kick-off in Amsterdam. Then enjoying atmospheric canals and beautiful buildings in Bruges. Cologne’s spectacular old town is a perfect first stop in Germany. But be sure to head north soon after for the vast port and riotous bars of Hamburg.
Few cities can compete with the style and youthful energy of Berlin. Don’t forget to visit Dresden, which has become a favorite place for backpackers. Then head south to Munich, where Bavaria’s capital boasts everything from snowy scenery to beer-fuelled Oktoberfest. Cross over the border to Austria, and conclude this itinerary among the palaces,
Museums, cafés and boulevards of Vienna. 4- Spain, Portugal and Morocco Begin in the Basque capital of Bilbao, Spain’s friendliest city and home of the Guggenheim. Then it’s on to the city beaches, late-night bars and enchanting old town of Barcelona.
Ibiza’s nightclubs are famous the world over, but its pockets of peace are worth the trip alone. Gobble tapas and dance the night away in Madrid. Then heading west for the countless port lodges of Porto. Cruise down the Atlantic coast to the historic Portuguese capital of Lisbon. Then make for the region of Andalucía,
Stopping in the cities of Seville and Granada as you venture further south. If you catch a ferry across the Straits of Gibraltar to Morocco and set course for Fez, explore the medieval Moroccan city of labyrinth alleys, souks and mosques.
Finish up in Marrakesh, a colourful city with a stunning backdrop of the Atlas Mountains. 5- Italy Start in Milan for a little Prada, Gucci, and Leonardo da Vinci. Veer east to visit the world’s most beautiful city, Venice. Then south to the foodie nirvana of Bologna.
Glide onwards to Tuscany where Florence and Siena make excellent bases to explore the region’s hill towns. You can hardly “do” Europe and not to see Rome. And there is truly no better place to eat pizza than in the crumbling yet attractive city of Naples. Experience a Roman town frozen in time at Pompeii.
Then sleeping in one of Matera’s hand-carved caves. Kick back in Sicily on idyllic beaches beneath smouldering volcanoes, or enjoy the hectic pace of Palermo, one of Italy’s most in-your-face cities. 6- Central and Eastern Europe Get going in Prague, a pan-European city with beer that never disappoints.
Move east to Warsaw’s vodka-soaked bar scenes, Old Town, palaces and parks. Arty and atmospheric Kraków shouldn’t be missed. And should a trip to the charming cafés of L’viv. Leave cities behind for the majestic wilderness of Slovakia’s Tatra Mountains. Then head back to civilisation and immerse yourself in Budapest.
Where you’ll find two great cities in one. Finish this itinerary up in Ljubljana; Slovenia’s capital is a perfectly formed pit stop between central Europe and the Adriatic if you’re eager to push on to the Balkans. 7- Scandinavia Start in the lively lanes of beautiful Copenhagen. And head north to Gothenburg’s elegant architecture, fantastic
Nightlife and fully-functioning rainforest. A visit to Oslo is worth the expense. But after a while, you’ll feel the pull of the Norwegian fjords. The mild climate and wild scenery of the Lofoten Islands should not be skipped. Also shouldn’t be skipped the reindeer, huskies and elusive Northern Lights of Lapland.
Of course, no trip to Scandinavia would be complete without a stop in Stockholm. If you’re travelling in summer, get to Gotland – Sweden’s party island, buzzing with DJs and bronzed bodies on the beach. 8- Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera (Island Hopping) Start your island hopping trip with Mallorca,
A Mediterranean gem boasting stunning beaches and vibrant culture. Move east to Menorca with its tranquil coves and untouched beauty. Discover the island’s natural wonders, including the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and the ancient megalithic sites that dot the landscape. In Ibiza, embrace the vibrant nightlife and dance your nights away at world-famous clubs.
During the day, unwind at the beautiful beaches, explore the picturesque old town of Ibiza Town, and revel in the bohemian vibes that permeate the island. Formentera beckons with its idyllic beaches and laid-back vibes. Immerse yourself in this island paradise. 9- The Balkans
Start with a slew of cheap but delicious wine, watersports, and vitamin D on the Dalmatian coast. Then move on to Europe’s war-scarred but most welcoming capital, Sarajevo. Be sure to take a break in History-steeped Dubrovnik. Don’t forget to visit Montenegro’s star resort Budva, which once rivaled
Venice with its pristine beaches and lively outdoor bars. Head further south to Tirana for charming architecture and urban exploration. Then visit the shimming shores of Ohrid’s mountain-backed lake. Be sure to check out the chilled vibe of Sofia. Then move more upbeat buzz of Serbia’s hip capital: Belgrade.
End this itinerary by discovering Transylvania – you probably won’t find any vampires, but you will find fairytale villages, colourful festivals, and wolf tracking in the Carpathians. 10- Greece and Turkey Begin by finding the perfect beach in Kefaloniá. And continue to Athens for a sunset over the Parthenon.
Sail first to the island of Íos for partying backpackers and hippie-era charm. Then move on to Crete’s Samarian Gorge. Get to the Turkish mainland for a visit to the remarkably preserved temples, mosaics, and baths in Ephesus. And continue to Kaş, the beautiful town of Antalya, for mountain biking, paragliding, or diving.
Then venture east to Cappadocia’s volcanic landscape and subterranean city. And wrap up among the bazaars, hammams, and surprisingly hectic nightlife in Istanbul Today, we embarked on an unforgettable journey to explore Europe’s rich cultural heritage and historical tapestry. Throughout this journey, we witnessed the unique beauties
Of each country and immersed ourselves in the distinctive atmosphere of each region. The enchanting corners of Europe offer us more than just destinations; they present a mosaic that brings together the diversity of the world and various cultures. Thank you for accompanying us on this beautiful exploration journey.
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