6 Must Visit Cities in Europe

Choosing your next city break can be challenging – for the ambitious traveler, there are simply too many vacation destinations and not enough time.

Traveling around Europe can be a lot cheaper than jetting off to the other side of the world, and the cheaper your holiday, the more holidays you can go on!

If you’re preparing to plan your next getaway, consider one of these six superb vacation spots. 

Edinburgh 

If you’re ready to surround yourself with history and architecture, then you can’t go wrong with Edinburgh.

From Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace to the Scot Monument and National Gallery, you’ll have so much choice that you’ll struggle to fit in everything you want to do in one trip!

And, if you’re looking for a truly memorable experience, visit during August to enjoy the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and check out the incredible acts, performances, and shows. 

Copenhagen 

Not only is Copenhagen rated one of the happiest cities in the world, it’s also one of the greenest. With a major push towards cycling over cars, the city is committed to lowering its carbon footprint.

There’s so much for you to do here, from Statens Museum for Kunst to a visit to Tivoli Gardens, you won’t have to worry about getting bored!

Lisbon

Lisbon is one of Europe’s most underrated cities to visit. When tourists book their holidays to Portugal, they often favour the beaches of the Algarve. 

However, if you’re after a more cultural experience, you can’t go wrong with the history and culture of Lisbon. Its fantastic museums and incredible architecture make for a fantastic city break. And, if you do fancy a day at the beach, it’s only a train ride away! 

Of course, you might enjoy the city so much that you want to make your stay permanent, if so then you should check out the fantastic range from Property Lisbon. These real estate experts are fully equipped to help you find your new home. 

Vienna

Like Lisbon, Vienna sports some incredible architecture. and if you’re a lover of historic buildings, it should be on your must-visit list. From art nouveau to gothic, Vienna has it all.

If you’re looking to kick back and relax, make the most of the city’s famous coffee house culture. Though if you have a low tolerance for caffeine, perhaps you shouldn’t visit too many! 

Venice 

Perhaps not the best city to visit if you have a fear of water, as the famous canal system means that Venice is best navigated by boat. 

Be sure to have your visit coincide with the carnival and marvel at the incredible intricacy of the range of Venetian masks on display… you won’t get a more unique souvenir anywhere else!

Amsterdam 

Incredibly, Amsterdam has managed to walk the line between vibrant city and quaint town. 

If you’re after the combination of bustling night life and quite museums, then this is the perfect city for your next visit! 

What’s your favourite European city? Tell us about it in the comments below!