1.High Tatras, Slovakia
The High Tatras are home to rugged peaks, majestic waterfalls and a largely untouched landscape. Visitors to the High Tatras can also spot rare brown bears, go canoeing on the icy Strbske Pleso River and chat with locals in alpine huts.
2. Madrid, Spain
When visiting Madrid, tourists will admire famous historical sites such as Catedral de la Almudena, Royal Palace... The capital of Spain is a charming and fresh destination for many tourists this year.
3. Arctic Coast, Iceland
This region is home to the natural wonders that make Iceland so appealing, such as giant waterfalls and majestic glaciers. It also offers a wide range of outdoor sports. Visitors can also enjoy wildlife viewing and adventure. The Arctic coastline stretches across four islands and 21 villages, offering plenty of beautiful scenery to experience.
4. Hercegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Wander the medieval streets of Počitelj, explore the limestone tunnels of Vjetrenica, hike to the mountain village of Lukomir and cycle along the winding Circo route – all of which make up the perfect picture of Herzegovina.
5. Bari, Italy
Bari is the capital of the Apulia region, located next to the Adriatic Sea. It is the second most important economic center in the Southern Italy region, after Naples. Bari is known as a great tourist destination with unique architecture and very romantic scenery.
6. Shetland, Scotland
Adventure seekers head to the northernmost point of the UK to enjoy scenic coastal trails, spot otters swimming in crystal clear waters and sample Britain's famous fish and chips.
7. Lyon, France
This beautiful historic city lies at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers. This coming July, Lyon will be the center of attention, attracting French and international tourists alike as it hosts the 2019 Women's World Cup final.
8. Liechtenstein
You can hike all over Liechtenstein in a weekend on the Liechtenstein Trail, which takes in hilltops, meadows and other landscapes as it passes through all 11 cities of the Principality. This year, Liechtenstein celebrates 300 years of sovereign statehood, so expect to see a lot of visitors.
9. Vevey, Switzerland
Vevey is located on Lake Geneva and is known as the “Pearl of Switzerland”. This June, the town hosts the three-week “Fête des Vignerons” wine festival, which is only held every 20 years. Attendees can line up at one of the many quality eateries in the old town area, which offer everything from 20-course tasting menus to inexpensive appetizers in a lively atmosphere.
10. Istria, Croatia
Istria is rich in history, beautiful coastline, delicious food, spring bike tours, summer music festivals, and fall mushroom picking. New flights from Europe make getting to this heart-shaped peninsula easier than ever.
