Europe has always been a major travel destination for history, culture and design enthusiasts, tourists, and nomads. Visiting Europe in the warmth of summer is bound to be a thrilling experience for you, whether you are seeking adventure on your journey or looking for a simple break from your everyday routine.
If you are looking to visit Europe this summer, check out the following destinations:
Barcelona
Barcelona is one of Spain's largest cities. A city that bubbles with art and culture, fashion, sport, entertainment, leisure, and nightlife. The city is an awesome destination for people who yearn for fun and adventure as well as those seeking peace and tranquility. There is a lot to do in Barcelona during the summer; you can enjoy shopping, rollercoaster rides, sightseeing, relaxing on a balcony or tanning on the beach.
Barcelona also boasts a cool nightlife highlighted by music and entertainment from dusk till dawn. Places to visit in Barcelona include museums, Palauet Casades Palace and Library, Park Güell, L’Aquarium Barcelona, FC Barcelona Stadium (Camp Nou) and the list goes on.
Aquitaine
Aquitaine is a region located in Southwest of France. The region is made up of beautiful cities and scenic countryside, and it is known for its fresh farm produce and special cuisine. And you can find beautiful rental properties across the Aquitaine region, many in very scenic and tranquil spots which are perfect for getting some rest and relaxation. Bordeaux is the capital of Aquitaine and is the largest city in the district. It is famous for its wine, so make sure to visit some vineyards and sample some different varieties.
Aquitaine is comprised of five areas, each with features to explore like beaches, forests, villages, castles and the countryside. Places to visit include Lascaux, Garonne, Biarritz, Bayonne, Arcachon, Medoc, Biscarosse, Capbreton and other places of interest.
Prague
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. Year on year, Prague is continuously ranked as one of the best travel destinations in Europe. The Historical Centre of the Beautiful City of Prague is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Area and is fun for children and adults alike. Attractions that are in the city include palaces and castles, cathedrals, theatres and clubs. Some events that take place in Prague during the summer are the Museum Night, classical music concert and live shows. Places to visit include the Prague Castle, Old Town Square, Vltava river, Mucha Museum, and Charles Bridge.
Malta
Though Malta is a small island nation, this is one of those features that distinguish it from other popular summer holiday travel destinations. Malta is a nation bustling with warmth and culture, history and architecture. There is always an adventure waiting to happen here, and there are several places to visit and many activities to engage fun-seekers. There is plenty of public transport available here as well, but it is limited through the night, so if you have a very late or early arrival or departure then the best option may be to arrange a taxi from Malta Airport.
If you prefer a quiet holiday, you should check out the Maltese island, Gozo. The island is peaceful and tranquil with beautiful countryside views, quiet beaches, and other attractions. Other Maltese towns you should visit include Valletta, Sliema, Rabat, Victoria, Paceville, Birgu and several others. These towns have a lot in common in terms of seafood, harbors, markets, beaches, and nightlife.
Dubrovnik
The old Croatian city of Dubrovnik lies on the Adriatic coast with its neighbor - Montenegro. The old city is also known as "The Pearl of the Adriatic" and is a walled city offering a lot to see both inside and outside its walls. Dubrovnik is a popular holiday getaway location, especially for romantics. The city has a lot of attractions; cultural attractions, beaches, bays, a harbor, beautiful scene scenery, and palatable cuisine.
The city harbor is a wonderful place to catch some fresh air and a welcomed meal on your first day in the old city. You should also take in the sun and swim in the clear blue waters of the Adriatic on the rocky Buza Beach outside the walls of the old city. There is also a lot of sightseeing to be done within the city walls with its rich history and beautiful medieval structures. Stradun, Placa, is a nice place to visit. It is the main thoroughfare of the old city where you can shop, visit museums, restaurants, and cafes or just take a relaxing stroll.
You may enjoy the live entertainment in the charming old city. Walking along the city walls is a big attraction too, a leisurely walk along the city walls can take about an hour to complete. Visit Dubrovnik, an old city, with a rich history and culture and stunning sights to behold.
There are countless experiences to be had in Europe. These are only a few of the places everyone needs to experience in their lifetime.
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If you are looking to visit Europe this summer, check out the following destinations:
Barcelona
Barcelona also boasts a cool nightlife highlighted by music and entertainment from dusk till dawn. Places to visit in Barcelona include museums, Palauet Casades Palace and Library, Park Güell, L’Aquarium Barcelona, FC Barcelona Stadium (Camp Nou) and the list goes on.
Aquitaine
Aquitaine is comprised of five areas, each with features to explore like beaches, forests, villages, castles and the countryside. Places to visit include Lascaux, Garonne, Biarritz, Bayonne, Arcachon, Medoc, Biscarosse, Capbreton and other places of interest.
Prague
Malta
If you prefer a quiet holiday, you should check out the Maltese island, Gozo. The island is peaceful and tranquil with beautiful countryside views, quiet beaches, and other attractions. Other Maltese towns you should visit include Valletta, Sliema, Rabat, Victoria, Paceville, Birgu and several others. These towns have a lot in common in terms of seafood, harbors, markets, beaches, and nightlife.
Dubrovnik
The city harbor is a wonderful place to catch some fresh air and a welcomed meal on your first day in the old city. You should also take in the sun and swim in the clear blue waters of the Adriatic on the rocky Buza Beach outside the walls of the old city. There is also a lot of sightseeing to be done within the city walls with its rich history and beautiful medieval structures. Stradun, Placa, is a nice place to visit. It is the main thoroughfare of the old city where you can shop, visit museums, restaurants, and cafes or just take a relaxing stroll.
You may enjoy the live entertainment in the charming old city. Walking along the city walls is a big attraction too, a leisurely walk along the city walls can take about an hour to complete. Visit Dubrovnik, an old city, with a rich history and culture and stunning sights to behold.
There are countless experiences to be had in Europe. These are only a few of the places everyone needs to experience in their lifetime.
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Here are five-holiday destinations that are kid-friendly, so they are appropriate for both you and your kids to have the time of your life, and you don’t have to spend a fortune going there. The best part is that the research is already done for you!
1. Why Not Visit Costa Rica?
Costa Rica is ideal for horseback riding so you may explore hidden waterfalls or gorgeous Manuel Antonio and Hermosa beaches. The level of skill per rider is matched to suitable horses by Tour Operators.
The Punta Uva is one of its most beautiful beaches, but Playa Tambor is ideal for swimming.
2. How About a Trip to Cuba?
Another reasonably priced trip is a visit Varadero Beach, Cuba, with its delightfully warm water and white sandy beach that implores you to walk for miles along its coast.
Havana is another family-friendly destination in Cuba worth experiencing as you time travel to a carefully reconstructed colonial era with its attractive colors.
Take a trip to Old Havana and visit the Catedral de San Cristóbal. Whilst here you can enjoy taking a stroll down El Malecón and savor the music of salsa and all-night parties.
Santa Clara is another activity-filled location in Cuba where you may get lost in Italian flavors of Saborearte or the Caribbean flavors of Hostal Florida Center.
A daytime visit to the colonial-styled Teatro La Caridad is a real treat when you take in dance performances.
The Mausoleo del Che Guevara is an impressive sight that is seen for miles. This statue is a significant part of history for Cubans, and it is about a 30-minute walk from the town center. Here are some interesting facts that you should know before you set off for Cuba.
3. Are You Interested in Visiting Malta?
If you have kids who are bored easily, you may want to consider visiting Gozo, Malta. You will get there quickly by plane and then via a delightful, but short ferry ride.
You all may visit the Rabat, which is a reinforced citadel overlooking the city, here you will find lots of shops that sell local souvenirs.
Perhaps, you will prefer diving in the shallow waters of Karwela to explore the shipwreck that is only 39 meters below the surface.
Or if you are a fan of Game of Thrones then you may enjoy exploring the filming locations, and see if you recognize them.
4. Shall We Consider Going to Greece?
Greece is considered a top holiday destination and it is not costly. And there are many child-friendly accommodation options in Greece so you won’t struggle to find somewhere with all the amenities you need.
You may want to relax at Rhodes east coast because of its 29-mile expanse of clean, golden sandy beaches and divinely warm water that is shallow, so very child-friendly.
If you love ancient history, visit prominent frescos that portray the bull-leaping sport in Crete that was popular between 3,000BC and 1,400BC.
Your kids will adore the Dikteon Cave where it is believed that Zeus was born and its array of stalagmites and stalactites. Zakynthos, Ionian Islands, is an excellent place for teenagers to socialize. The Peligoni Club presents unlimited activities for teenagers and their families.
If you are old-fashioned and on a small budget, Amorgos, Cyclades, is popular and picturesque with its natural mountainous magnificence.
5. Maybe Trinidad and Tobago?
The Emperor Valley Zoo is adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens and combined they present an all-day family activity. The zoo is home to a 30-year-old, 12-foot crocodile, white Bengal tigers and a lovable giant otter. The Botanic Gardens is the home to more than 700 trees and up to 13% are native to Trinidad and Tobago. The remainder is representative of countries around the world.
The Gasparee Caves allows you to descend as low as 100 feet below ground level and to experience the awe of limestone caves together with stalagmites and stalactites on one of Trinidad’s tiny islands: Gaspar Grande.
If you have a weakness for watersports, then this is the place for you. You can go stand-up paddleboarding, wakeboarding, and other exhilarating water sporting activities.
The Marianne River, Blanchisseuse, presents an easy walking experience that takes you to the 3 Pools. There are three deep pools scattered on the flat area of the steep rock shelf, and these pools are so shallow, that they are ideal for your kids to play in if you do not want them to go swimming.
Conclusion
Now that we have looked at some holiday destinations that are family-friendly, you should note that there are additional sites in the vicinity of those mentioned; so your options are not limited. Discuss and plan with your entire family. In this way, you are guaranteed that this will be one of your best vacations ever!
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Havana is another family-friendly destination in Cuba worth experiencing as you time travel to a carefully reconstructed colonial era with its attractive colors.
Take a trip to Old Havana and visit the Catedral de San Cristóbal. Whilst here you can enjoy taking a stroll down El Malecón and savor the music of salsa and all-night parties.
Santa Clara is another activity-filled location in Cuba where you may get lost in Italian flavors of Saborearte or the Caribbean flavors of Hostal Florida Center.
A daytime visit to the colonial-styled Teatro La Caridad is a real treat when you take in dance performances.
The Mausoleo del Che Guevara is an impressive sight that is seen for miles. This statue is a significant part of history for Cubans, and it is about a 30-minute walk from the town center. Here are some interesting facts that you should know before you set off for Cuba.
3. Are You Interested in Visiting Malta?
You all may visit the Rabat, which is a reinforced citadel overlooking the city, here you will find lots of shops that sell local souvenirs.
Perhaps, you will prefer diving in the shallow waters of Karwela to explore the shipwreck that is only 39 meters below the surface.
Or if you are a fan of Game of Thrones then you may enjoy exploring the filming locations, and see if you recognize them.
4. Shall We Consider Going to Greece?
You may want to relax at Rhodes east coast because of its 29-mile expanse of clean, golden sandy beaches and divinely warm water that is shallow, so very child-friendly.
If you love ancient history, visit prominent frescos that portray the bull-leaping sport in Crete that was popular between 3,000BC and 1,400BC.
Your kids will adore the Dikteon Cave where it is believed that Zeus was born and its array of stalagmites and stalactites. Zakynthos, Ionian Islands, is an excellent place for teenagers to socialize. The Peligoni Club presents unlimited activities for teenagers and their families.
If you are old-fashioned and on a small budget, Amorgos, Cyclades, is popular and picturesque with its natural mountainous magnificence.
5. Maybe Trinidad and Tobago?
The Gasparee Caves allows you to descend as low as 100 feet below ground level and to experience the awe of limestone caves together with stalagmites and stalactites on one of Trinidad’s tiny islands: Gaspar Grande.
If you have a weakness for watersports, then this is the place for you. You can go stand-up paddleboarding, wakeboarding, and other exhilarating water sporting activities.
The Marianne River, Blanchisseuse, presents an easy walking experience that takes you to the 3 Pools. There are three deep pools scattered on the flat area of the steep rock shelf, and these pools are so shallow, that they are ideal for your kids to play in if you do not want them to go swimming.
Conclusion
Now that we have looked at some holiday destinations that are family-friendly, you should note that there are additional sites in the vicinity of those mentioned; so your options are not limited. Discuss and plan with your entire family. In this way, you are guaranteed that this will be one of your best vacations ever!
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