Valley of Roses and the Carpathian Sea Eye — Top 8 Most Beautiful Landscapes in Europe

If you like peace, quiet, unforgettable views and wildlife after working in the hustle and bustle of European cities, then we have selected these places especially for you. Explore stunning landscapes and observe the wonders of the natural world, get to know fascinating animals.

There's something for everyone looking for a unique and unforgettable experience. So, pack your bags, get ready, and let's go on an incredible journey.  Discover the most beautiful European landscapes. 

Bled, Slovenia

Bled is the country's trademark, the most famous lake in Slovenia, and perhaps in the whole of Europe. It is a city of the same name in the north-western part of Slovenia, near the border with Italy and Austria. Since the early twentieth century, Bled has been considered a famous thermal and ski resort and the best holiday destination in Europe.  It is a beautiful Alpine resort with a mild, healing climate and thermal lake water. Travellers are fascinated again and again by the romantic glacial lake with a picturesque island with a church and a castle dating back to the 11th century. You can visit the Bled resort at any time of the year.

Synevyr, Ukraine

The Sea Eye of the Carpathians, Lake Synevyr, is located in the Khust district of the Transkarpathian region, in a mountain range. It is the largest and deepest alpine lake in Ukraine and a well-known tourist attraction in the national park of the same name. It is located at an altitude of 989 m above sea level. Synevyr was formed 10-11 thousand years ago. The water in the lake is slightly mineralized, clean and clear. Three types of trout are found here — lake, rainbow and brook trout, as well as char and river crayfish. The national park is actively developing the tourist infrastructure around the lake. Swimming in Synevyr is prohibited, in particular, due to the water temperature, which heats up to 13 °C at maximum. 

Rose Valley, Bulgaria

The rose is one of the symbols of Bulgaria. This flower is grown in the Valley of Roses and has long been used to make cosmetics, perfumes, jam, rose liqueur and honey. Millions of roses are grown here. If you visit the Valley near the Tunja River, you will have the opportunity to enjoy this unforgettable sight, and the exquisite scent of a thousand flowers will make your head spin. The world's only museum dedicated to the rose, is located nearby in Kazanlak, where more than 15,000 exhibits related to the collection of roses and the production of roses in Bulgaria are kept.

Lower Silesia, Poland

Lower Silesia is not without reason, compared to the Loire Valley. Numerous fortresses, castles, manors, and palaces are silent witnesses of Polish history from the Middle Ages to the present day.  The Lower Silesian Voivodeship will appeal to any tourist. Here you can immerse yourself in the mysterious atmosphere of medieval castles and palaces, improve your health in thermal waters, watch African animals in the zoo or simply relax on the banks of the Odra River in Wroclaw.

Rhine Falls, Switzerland

The Rhine Falls is the largest and most majestic waterfall in Europe, located near Zurich. The most impressive sight is the Rhine Falls in summer, when the volume of falling water is the largest. Hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over Switzerland and Europe come here to see the grandeur of the waterfall.

Lower Prut, Moldova

The Lower Prut Biosphere Reserve, located in the Cahul district of southern Moldova, became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2018. The area of the reserve is about 15 thousand hectares. Lake Beleu is located on its territory. The reserve is home to about 200 rare species of birds and mammals, and grows more than 300 plant species, some of which are listed in the Red Book of Moldova.

Faroe Islands, Denmark

The Faroe Islands, located between Scotland and Iceland, are part of Denmark. "Faroe Islands" means "island of sheep". With 1400 km2 of preserved untouched nature on 18 islands, they are ideal for people who like low temperatures (11 degrees in summer and at least 3 degrees in winter).  Here you can discover the incredible flora of the Faroe Islands and enjoy one of the most beautiful landscapes in Europe. The Faroe Islands are not easy to reach, but there is an airport and several hotels that will welcome you.

Tuscany, Italy

Tuscany is one of the most beautiful regions of Italy. Thousands of tourists visit it every year, and of course, most people associate it with Florence. Tuscany impresses not only with its landscapes and views, but also with its cultural heritage. It is a place for true connoisseurs of art, Renaissance architecture and sculpture. Some of the greatest artists were born here: Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, as well as Dante Alighieri, who is called the "creator of the Italian language".

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