Europe is a very bike-friendly continent, both in the cities and out in the countryside.
Many trails exist along the coast in Poland, such as on the Hel peninsula that offers excellent views of the Baltic Sea.
The Eurovelo 13 – Iron Curtain Trail, once complete, will be 4,750 miles and span 20 countries. It follows the path of the “Iron Curtain” from Scandinavia to the Black Sea that once separated capitalist west east from communist east west.
The scenic mountain ranges and trails in Bulgaria make for excellent biking. The Balkan Mountains run through some of the most beautiful parts of central Bulgaria and all the way to the Black Sea.
Get a view of Switzerland, France and Germany all at once on a bike trail in the mountains above Basel, Switzerland.
Cycling doesn’t always have to be intense. Cyclists and rollerbladers use the bike path along Pirita Road in Estonia.
Many cities in Europe are very bike friendly; like Vilnius in Lithuania, where they have a bike share program that allows you to rent a bike in one part of the city and drop it off in another part of the city.
In Slovenia you can even bike underground! Peca mountain has a trail where you can bike right through it, assuming you aren’t claustrophobic
If a simple ride through the country is all that you wish, Europe’s scenic countryside is absolutely perfect. The fields in Finland pictured here are the best in springtime.
The beach isn’t just for swimming and lounging. Take your bike along the coast for a scenic tour of the Baltic sea, such as here in Latvia.
When the going gets rough, you can always take to the boardwalk instead of the rough terrain. This boardwalk cuts through the beautiful countryside in Latvia.
Many companies will take you on special biking tours, taking you through the most scenic spots in the area. This cycling group is going through the countryside in San Marino.
The Danube Bike Trail connects nine countries along the Danube River and spans over 1700 miles. The trail starts in Germany and ends in Romania, with portion of the trail going across Serbia.
The Northern Lights are one of the most magical things you can experience in Europe. What makes it even better is that you can see them in multiple countries. Whether you’re in Ireland or Iceland, you can find yourself under the dancing natural lights. Browse this gallery to learn about some of the best places to witness the Northern Lights in Europe.
Music is at the heart of every country, city and person in Europe. But the type of music you’ll find during a trip to Europe can vary dramatically. From modern rock festivals to classic opera performances, you’re sure to see and hear a wide range of performances. Browse this gallery for a taste of some of Europe’s most interesting music scenes.
Atop of European ranges you’ll find marvelous snowcapped peaks.
Some of Europe’s most historic sites are sports stadiums. From gladiators battling in the Colosseum to the world’s best footballers competing in Camp Nou, stadiums have long had their place of prominence in European lifestyle. Explore 10 of the most historic sporting sites throughout the years with this photo gallery.
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