Europe Travel Destinations | Cities & Places to Visit

Victoria (Rabat)

Gozo's hilltop capital, built around a fortified Citadel with sweeping island views and a lively market square below.

Zaragoza

Spain's fifth-largest city, blending Roman, Moorish, and Christian landmarks along the Ebro River.

Girona

A walled medieval city on the Onyar River, Girona pairs Roman and Jewish heritage with celebrated Catalan food, 40 minutes from Barcelona by train.

Amalfi Coast

A UNESCO-listed stretch of Italian coastline dotted with cliffside towns like Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello above the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Perugia

A hilltop university city in Umbria, Italy, known for Etruscan walls, a compact medieval center, chocolate heritage, and lively summer festivals.

Positano

A pastel-hued cliffside town on Italy's Amalfi Coast, famous for dramatic sea views, boutique stays, and steep streets tumbling down to the water.

Tenerife (Canary Islands)

Spain's largest Canary Island, built around a volcanic peak, with beach resorts, whale watching, and a mild climate all year.

Toledo

A hilltop UNESCO city of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish heritage, just a short train ride from Madrid.

Chernivtsi

Chernivtsi is a Habsburg-era university city in western Ukraine, known for its ornate 19th-century architecture and Bukovinian heritage.

San Gimignano

A small walled hill town in Tuscany known for its skyline of surviving medieval stone towers and local Vernaccia wine.

Salamanca

A golden-stone university city in western Spain, famed for Europe's oldest continuously operating university and a grand baroque main square.

Cádiz

An ancient, sea-wrapped Andalusian port city famous for its beaches, cathedral, and Carnival celebrations.

Lviv

Lviv is Ukraine's UNESCO-listed cultural capital, famed for cobblestone streets, coffeehouses and Habsburg-era architecture.

Matera

An ancient cave-dwelling city carved into a canyon in southern Italy's Basilicata region, among the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the world.

Ronda

A cliff-edge Andalusian town built around a 120-meter gorge, connected by a famous 18th-century bridge.

Soroca

A Dniester River town known for its round medieval fortress and the ornate mansions of its Roma community.

Costa del Sol

A 150 km stretch of Andalusian coastline running from Málaga through Marbella and Nerja, mixing beach resorts, whitewashed villages, and Moorish history.