Top 10 most popular destinations in Europe in 2019

1. High Tatras, Slovakia

The High Tatras boast winding mountain peaks, majestic waterfalls, and remain largely unspoiled. Visiting the High Tatras also offers the chance to spot rare brown bears, paddle on the icy Strbske Pleso River, and chat with locals in mountain huts.

2. Madrid, Spain

Visiting Madrid, tourists will have the opportunity to admire famous historical landmarks such as the Cathedral de la Almudena, the Royal Palace, and more. The Spanish capital is a charming and refreshing destination for many tourists this year.

3. Arctic coastline, Iceland

This region is home to natural wonders that make Iceland so attractive, such as giant waterfalls and majestic glaciers. It also offers countless outdoor sports activities. Visitors can also observe wildlife and immerse themselves in exciting adventures. The Arctic coastline stretches across four islands and 21 villages, providing a wealth of beautiful scenery for visitors to experience.

4. Hercegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Visitors can wander through the medieval-themed streets of Počitelj, explore the limestone tunnels of Vjetrenica, hike up to the mountain village of Lukomir, and cycle along the breezy Circo route. All of these things combine to create the perfect picture of Hercegovina.

5. Bari, Italy

Bari is the capital of the Apulia region, situated on the Adriatic Sea. It is the second most important economic center in Southern Italy, after Naples. Bari is known as a wonderful tourist destination with unique architecture and very romantic scenery.

6. Shetland, Scotland

Adventure seekers often flock to the northernmost point of the United Kingdom to enjoy breathtaking coastal trails, watch otters swimming in crystal-clear waters, and savor the famous fish and chips of the UK.

7. Lyon, France

This beautiful historic city is located at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers. This July, Lyon will become the center of attention, attracting French and international tourists alike as it hosts the 2019 Women's World Cup final.

8. Liechtenstein

Visitors can wander throughout Liechtenstein in a weekend on the Liechtenstein Trail. They can admire the rolling hills, picturesque meadows, and many other scenic views along the trail through all 11 cities of the Principality. This year, Liechtenstein is celebrating its 300th anniversary as a sovereign state, so the number of visitors is expected to be very high.

9. Vevey, Switzerland

Vevey, situated on Lake Geneva and known as the "Pearl of Switzerland," hosts the three-week "Fête des Vignerons" wine festival this June. Remarkably, this festival is held only once every 20 years. Attendees can queue at one of the many quality restaurants in the old town, offering everything from 20-course tasting menus to inexpensive appetizers in a lively atmosphere.

10. Istria, Croatia

Istria boasts a rich history, beautiful coastlines, delicious food, spring bike tours, summer music festivals, and fall mushroom picking. New flights from Europe have just opened, making travel to this heart-shaped peninsula easier than ever.

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