Europe is not only rich in history, but it is also rich in scenery, attractions, and adventure opportunities. What a beautiful place in which to embark on a travel adventure.
Europe really offers the best of everything in a very "limited" area. Love it. In a couple of hrs, you can be in a totally different place and setup. Just brilliant.
MIK Albania thats exactly why this summer, my family will just be touring our neighbouring countries. We started up exploring our own Capital Copenhagen and it took several days. There is so much history
Been to 16 sites out of the list but can assure you Europe has much more to offer. Couple honorary mentions: Plitvice lakes in Croatia, Florence, caste in Rhodes, castle of Malbork, Avignon, Newgrange in Ireland etc.
Santorini, Epidaurus, Zagoria Villages, Vikos canyon in Greece. San Gimignano, Perugia, Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso, Cinque Terre in Italy. Camargue, Gorges du Verdon, Gorges du Tarn, Almost everything in Bretagne in France...…….
A list like this is always subjective. All European countries have beautiful sights. Go to the Tatras in Slovakia, Gdansk in Poland, Riga in Latvia, Sintra in Portugal, Plovdiv in Bulgaria, Hallstatt in Austria, Novi Sad in Serbia, Ohrid in North Macedonia etc.
Yeah like in Italy there are 10000 attraction like in this top they pot Rome Pisa Pompei and Venice but there are other beautiful city like Palermo Matera Cagliari Florence Turin Milan Bologna and other and other city but Italy have also sea and country side or dolomiti it's just impossible to do a top 25 even a top 1000 wouldn't be enough for just Italy imagine for all of Europe and its also very subjective like you said
I'm from Milan. I stayed several months in USA and I had good job prospects in New York, in fashion sector, but the idea of living in a country without seeing around me anymore the presence of "History", without the "Perfume of the Past"... dissuaded me. I could have lived in any other major European city, but in America ... no. Our European cities smell of eternity.
Well, I have been to 3 of them. Meteora and Acropolis in Greece. In Old Town (Prague) I am almost every weekday, becouse my high school is in there. Also I have realised that I have been 6.5 km from Lake Bled (bike tour), but not really in the place. And I have also been to many Croatian towns, but not exactly to Dubrovnik.
So many great things to see and do and i loved that part...but my memory of Italy was being ripped off continuously which turns me off wanting to return
0:46 Cliffs of Moher - Co. Clare, Ireland 21:07 Vltava River & Charles Bridge at the center of the photo (middle bridge) towards Mala Strana 21:17 Charles Bridge - Prague, Czech Republic 21:26 Old Town Square - Prague, Czech Republic 22:04 Astronomical Clock - Prague, Czech Republic
Pompeii. Shows a human being encased in ash frozen in their final moments of fear and despair-- Happy, upbeat jingle continues to play in the background.
Wonderful breathtaking views, with the beautiful structures which so Amazing Churches, more attraction to all travellers thanks your incredibles videos
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You know what pisses me off? I was in Italy and planned to see all of those things (placed in Italy) .. but THEN the pandamic happened and I had to go home.... Only saw the Colosseum from outside.. Hope this will all be over soon so we can all travel again!❤🌍
Extremely tough list there would be 1000 honourable mentions but Id take pisa out. How do you have lake bled over the swiss or austrian alps FFS? Slovenian caves in Russia needed more entries = st petersburg, golden ring, sochi. Where are the greek islands? Best beaches & water in europe
You know the Alps are also in other countries like Italy or France? and that they are many others things to see/do in Switzerland and Austria than skiing ;)
Hélène Blasquez ofc I know that. I meant the alps in general. I‘m from Switzerland, so I know what you can do here and it‘s definitely more than just skiing just like you said
Italy is bordered by the Alps with France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia ... therefore in reality this country has the majestic Alpine beauties of all these countries combined:)
ARCOIRIS TRAVELS not at all. These places that are mentioned are just a fraction of all our unbelivably beautiful and historical plades. 25 ! It could easily be 2500 places. Living in Europe is extraordinarily lovely. Every year my family and I are touring at least one or two EuropeanCapitals and we never get tired of this
You have mist Giethoorn. 5 million tourist from Asia vist this most beautiful small town in Europe every year. It's more beautiful than you have seen in comparing to the other attractions in this video. Just type "Giethoorn" into your Google browser and you will be will be amazed!
What about the Mosque of Cordoba? Spectacular example of Moorish arquitecture in Europe and unique building combining a Mosque and a Cathedral together.
Isn't that great that we can share our suggestions here, in the comments? 😊 My add-on would be the Rock of Gibraltar, a truly breathtaking little land with a rich history, a connection point between Europe and Africa, a British spirit mixed with a Spanish temper ❤️
That's a hell of a challenge finding the top 25 of literally thousands of places to visit. Ofcourse you never can be even close to complete. But I think if you have just three weeks of holiday to get a glimp of Europe, it's a good summary. So Thumbs Up. Welcome to Europe!
Got just to number 23 but could go no further the moment she mentioned a movie. I’m a volunteer tour guide in the city of York North of England and also at a couple of Historic Houses. I love the work and get to meet some very nice people from all over the world. But my one issue is the American reverence for movies. As I present the history of an ancient building I keep being asked “What movies were made here?”. If I can name a movie, they suddenly get awestruck, but have little interest in the real site. Then many will believe that they are expert, because they have seen a movie and I have to explain that movies are mostly fiction and this is real. Sorry for the rant.
After current pandemic of Coronavirus continue my fist visit to be SRI LANKA the paradise island. love your videos.Thank you for your as always great video, keep going, waiting for new places and new travels. Best of luck
There is too many things to list ^^ you can't put more than 3 or 4 places for each countries, but yeah, France, Italy and Spain have so many amazing locations.
shut up and pay respect, nobody has insulted you or your country. What problems do you have with Italy? If you don't like it you can remain in your country, nobody cares
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@@ankra12 cdn.britannica.com/67/367-050-0F839196/Europe.jpg That's the definition of Europe. Even today more than 70% of the Russian population lives in the European part of the country, which was originally totally European (Slav) to begin with. And of course, St Petersburg is geographically in Europe.
You have to wait for hours to go on the Eifeltower 🙈 Went up years ago, to busy now. If you are in Paris on the 14th of juli....go to the tower in the evening. On the bridge in front of the tower you will see fireworks on classical music. Made my hart jump then 😊
You mean Hagia Sophia? The largest structure and largest hall in the world for more than one thousand years, and a groundbreaking architecture type for someone that knows evolution of the architecture and the built environment (first time the Roman basilica and circular roman structures (such as Pantheon) were united in one structure through engineering innovations and at a great scale) It is a clear choice, no surprise. Even more surprising? most of the structures even smaller ones in history even one thousand years later were built in more than a century but the Hagia Sophia in 5 years. Not only because of recources, but also because Anthemius of Tralles the mathematician was expert in logistics. So it was a logistics masterpiece as well etc etc. There are places that should be at least mentioned as contenders or close calls though, at least ten. 3-4 of them for me out of the sights I know would be: Toledo in spain, Roman Agora (together with the Colloseum) and the Pantheon together with those, Santorini, Florence, (if Anatolia peninsula counts) Cappadocia together with the Byzantine christian villages in the rocks, the Alps as a whole, Cinque Terre Senbrun palace in Vienna? canals of St Petersburg Volcanic formations of Iceland, Knossos perhaps (together with Akrotiri), National Palace of Pena or Belem Tower in portugal, white cliffs of Dover, etc
I think the list is more oriented monuments instead of cities or landscapes. Alps or Mediterranean islands are gorgeous, I love Lisbon & Porto, but I think Florence and St Petersburg should be in the list.
@@innosanto St Petersburg as a whole, especially the Winter Palace, Peterhof, and the Summer Palace. And the chateaus of the Loire Valley in France (especially Chambord and Chenonceau). And the medieval city of Carcassonne (I don't know a surviving larger medieval fortification in Europe). And some German castles too, Neuschwanstein isn't the only major one. And the nature of Switzerland is the most beautiful in all of Europe, but I guess you meant that by "the Alps as a whole". ps: some cathedrals are worth mentioning too, they were the highest human structures in the world from the middle ages to near the end of the 19th century. Gothic architecture deserves its tribute.
I was lucky to see a little more than Half of these Sights '77 - '86 when stationed in England ( RAF Upper Heyford ) and lived in Oxford. I love to see the other Half but I don't have a Million Dollars!
