Stunning waterfalls, cable car rides in the majestic mountains, and photogenic Swiss chalets are among the reasons to visit Lauterbrunnen. Turn any corner here, and you’ll be met with jaw-dropping views.
A spectacular setting on the shores of glacial Lake Bled, and an 11th-century castle are among the attractions of Bled in Slovenia. The fortress dominates the townscape and overlooks the lake island church.
This UNESCO World Heritage town in Austria is beautifully set by a lake that’s like polished glass. Hallstatt also offers Alpine architecture, fun railway rides, a glacier garden, and an underground salt lake.
This small Wallonia city is uniquely set against a cliff face. A soaring Gothic cathedral looms over the town, while Mr. Sax’s House in Dinant offers the opportunity to learn about the instrument’s invention.
The capital of the Isle of Skye in Scotland’s Inner Hebrides is super pretty and surrounded by unspoiled coastline and countryside. Expect colorful buildings lining the harbor.
Belonging to Denmark and between Norway and Iceland, Tórshavn in the Faroe Islands is a refreshingly different place to visit. Wandering around the old town is a joy.
Head to Cobh in County Cork, Ireland, to see some of the most appealing pastel-painted waterside houses on the planet. It’s a top-rated cruise stop and was the fated Titanic’s last port of call back in 1912.
A clutch of beautiful beaches and a medieval citadel make this Corsica hotspot well worth your time. Unwind here while wandering the narrow lanes, savoring superb coastal views, and dining on fresh local seafood.