The best destinations in Europe to travel in 2016

The Medano
If you plan to travel by Europe This year, we recommend that you do not miss anything that we tell you below, since today we are going to show you a ranking prepared by Lonely Planet that includes the best of the old continent.

The list that we show you below has been drawn up by the experts of the editor of travel guides, who have traced all corners of Europe to find the hidden gems and the spotlights emerging. Thus, we can find from cosmopolitan cities to spectacular beaches, passing places where you can enjoy with your family. Would you like to know what is the “Best of Europe” in 2016 according to Lonely Planet? You just have to join us!

Peloponnese, Greece

Peloponnesus
First of all, they tell us about Peloponnese, a peninsula of Greece that hides magnificent points of interest ancient, located in a landscape of stone villages, snow-capped mountains and seas that combine green with blue. This year you will be able to walk the new path of Ménalo, enjoy a drink in the Nemea wine region or dive off the coast of Pilos, among many other things.


Aarhus, Denmark

Aarhus
Denmark highlights Aarhus, a city with neighborhoods elegant, a striking architecture and culinary magic. In fact, in 2017 it will be Europe's Capital of Culture and European Gastronomy Region. You will be amazed by its port area, its great museums, its festivals and its local products.

Venice Italy

Venice
We also have to tell you about Venice, which this year celebrates the 500th anniversary of the old Jewish quarter Ghetto, an island located in the heart of the island city. In the Ducal Palace it is possible to see an exhibition on the extraordinary contribution of this corner. Of course, the table also deserves to discover the Jewish Museum and the synagogues, among many other things you can do in Venice.

Dordogne, France

The Dordogne
The Dordogne, a French department located in the south of the country, is dotted with castles dreamy, walnut forests and medieval cities. Its select bistros and food markets stand out, as well as rock art in the Vézère valley, the Lascaux grotto and the Le Thot-Espace Cro-Magnon complex.


Lviv, Ukraine

Leopolis
What has happened in Ukraine in recent times has not made a dent in the west of the country. In fact, destinations like Lviv have prospered a lot. It is a cozy city ​​that hosts many festivals, the most popular dedicated to coffee, jazz and Ukrainian independence.

Warwickshire, UK

StratforduponAvon
County of Warwickshire is also on this list, which is not surprising at all, as it hides sublime castles, bucolic hills and historic towns. Of course, the most important thing is that here is Stratford-upon-Avon, cradle of William Shakespeare, which this year celebrates the 400th anniversary of the author's death.

Extremadura, Spain

Merida
Lonely Planet has also included Extremadura, a region with innumerable attractions: its ruins Romans of Mérida, medieval jewels such as Trujillo, the Monfragüe National Park ... Of course, its cheeses and its hams must be highlighted. Also, it is important to note that old restored palaces and castles are being reopened.


Eastern coast of Tenerife

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Another Spanish destination that appears in the list is Tenerife, and more specifically its eastern coast, where you will find landscapes moles volcanic, impressive cliffs and simple fishing villages. We have to highlight the town of Abades and El Médano, the best natural beach on the island.

Texel, The Netherlands

Texel
Texel, the largest of the Frisian Sea islands, stands out in the Netherlands. In addition to housing pristine dunes, it hides wildlife reserves, deserted white sand beaches and pine-filled forests. You can also enjoy multiple festivals and all kinds of activities.

Northern Dalmatia, Croatia

Dalmatia
Finally, we have to talk about northern Dalmatia, which contains the greatest cultural jewels of the Adriatic, in addition to hosting a spectacular nature Virgin. The imposing Velebit mountain range, which has been declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, attracts attention.

The top place in Europe to travel in 2016: The Peloponnese - Lonely Planet (March 2024)


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