Europe Travel Destinations | Cities & Places to Visit

Brno

Czechia's creative second city: a hilltop castle, cave-riddled crypts, student energy, and some of Central Europe's best-value food and wine.

Split

A 1,700-year-old Roman palace doubles as Split's living Old Town - the Adriatic gateway to Dalmatia's beaches and islands.

Glasgow

Scotland's largest city, known for free museums, Victorian and Mackintosh architecture, live music, and a famously warm, witty local welcome.

Zadar

Roman ruins, a wave-powered "sea organ," and the launch point for Croatia's Kornati Islands - all on one walkable Adriatic peninsula.

Hvar

A sun-soaked Adriatic island of stone old towns, lavender fields, hilltop fortresses, and island-hopping day trips.

Cambridge

A compact, walkable university city famed for centuries-old colleges, riverside punting, and a deep-rooted academic and scientific legacy.

Rovinj

A pastel Venetian harbor town on Istria's coast, and the best base for truffle hunting, olive oil tastings, and hilltop villages inland.

Lake District

A mountainous national park in northern England famed for its lakes, fell walking, literary history, and picturesque market towns.

Pula

A Roman-era port city on Istria's coast, blending ancient ruins, turquoise coves, and hearty Istrian cuisine.

Tromsø

Norway's Arctic capital, famous for Northern Lights, midnight sun, fjord scenery, and Arctic adventure just above the Arctic Circle.

Stavanger

Norway's oil-and-food capital on the southwest coast, and the gateway city for hiking Pulpit Rock above the Lysefjord.

Ålesund

A harbor town rebuilt entirely in Art Nouveau style, spread across small islands and framed by fjords and mountains.

Trondheim

Norway's former Viking capital, home to the Nidaros Cathedral, a riverside old town, and a lively university energy on the fjord.

Galway

Ireland's festival city on Galway Bay, known for traditional music, oysters, and easy access to the Cliffs of Moher and Connemara.

Cork

Ireland's spirited "Rebel City," where a market-hall food scene, riverside streets, and easy day trips to Kinsale and Cobh meet.

Killarney

A pastel-painted Kerry town on the edge of its namesake national park, and the classic starting point for the Ring of Kerry.

Kilkenny

A compact medieval city on the River Nore, built for an easy walk between a Norman castle, a Gothic cathedral, and centuries-old pubs.

Capri

A glamorous island of limestone cliffs, cliffside piazzas, and turquoise coves in Italy's Bay of Naples.

Dingle

A small Gaeltacht fishing town on Ireland's southwest coast, and the gateway to Slea Head Drive and the wild Dingle Peninsula.

Gdańsk

A Baltic port city of amber shops and Hanseatic facades, and the birthplace of Poland's Solidarity movement.