Shopping off the Beaten Track
There’s more to shopping in Europe than the designer brands on Champs-Élysées.
Romance is everywhere in Europe. But along the coast and in the small harbor towns, romance is inevitable. From seaside villages in Italy to beaches in Latvia, browse some of the most romantic coastal spots in Europe. Then, treat your sweetheart to the ultimate getaway.
You can go nearly anywhere in Italy for a romantic setting. But Cinque Terre may be Italian romance at its best. The colorful town rests along the blue waters of the Ligurian Sea. From seaside dinners to walks along the harbor, romance practically overflows here.
Find romance in France away from the bustling streets of Paris. On the island of Corsica, serenity takes center stage. With white beaches, lush mountainsides and quaint towns, romantic scenes can be found nearly anywhere on the island.
The coastline of Montenegro hides some of Europe’s most colorful landscapes. Near the vibrant town of
Kotor, you’ll find unique restaurants, natural wildlife, interesting shops and more. Not to mention the fact
that the beaches near Kotor are some of the softest in the country.
When it comes to romance in Spain, the city of San Sebastian has it all. Whether you’re looking to take in
the Spanish culture or relax on soft white beaches, San Sebastian is the place to be.
The ancient island of Crete is home to some of Europe’s most naturally beautiful settings. At Balos Beach you’ll find white beaches, crystal clear waters and romantic lodging options. The water around the beach is plenty shallow, which is perfect for long romantic walks.
Find unexpected romance along the beaches of Latvia. The region of Kurzeme rests along calm waters of the Gulf of Riga and boasts some gorgeous beaches. The discreet area is still one of Europe’s best-kept secrets and ideal for picnics, walks and quiet afternoons.
Experienced divers in search of attractions like attractive endemic flora and fauna species of the Adriatic or sunken Roman galleons and naval ships can go on organised tours.
There’s more to shopping in Europe than the designer brands on Champs-Élysées.
The mountains in Europe are some of the tallest summits in the world. They’re also some of the most fun. From skiing in Switzerland to snowkiting in Norway, discover the best ways to play on Europe’s mountains with this gallery.
Europe is full of iconic sites and landmarks. From the Eiffel Tower in Paris to flower fields of the Netherlands, there’s always something new and exciting to see. In this gallery, you’ll find just some of the must-see landmarks scattered throughout Europe in this gallery. Get to know a little about them here so you know which ones to add to your trip itinerary.
Europe is a treat in more ways than one, and the local confections make it all the sweeter. You may already know about Belgian chocolate and Italian gelato. But that’s just the start of the sweet treats found in Europe. Let your taste buds travel the continent with these 12 sweet treats.
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