Best places to visit in Europe - you must visit there before you die 😍

With summer vacations just around the corner, many of us have started planning or have already planned a trip with our friends and family. Most of us have a dream to at least take a Euro trip once in our life. Although once is not enough but it surely completes our dream and makes us strike off one thing from our TO-DO-LIST.

Visiting Europe is everyone’s dream irrespective of your nationality. From the Alps to river Thames, from some crazy festivals/carnivals to Royal Castles, Europe has everything to offer to each and every one us.

You must have heard all about London, Amsterdam, Venice and Paris. They are generally on everyone’s list who plan to visit Europe for the very first time. But here we provide you with some names of the cities which are yet not so popular among the tourists and yet provide you with an amazing and thrilling experience of Europe with unforgettable memories and never ending talks!!

1.Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon is in the hills of Portugal and the coastal capital of Portugal. The São Jorge's fort includes the pastel-colored buildings in the ancient city, Tagus Escuhero and the Pont 25 Di Abbril Bridge. The neighboring Azulejo Museum has 5meters in length. Outside of Lisbon, they are located on the Aztec Sea coast, from Cassis to Estoril.

2. Dublin, Ireland

Dublin, Ireland's capital, Dublin, is the mouthpiece of lushly eastern Ireland. Its historic buildings date from the twelfth century to the Dublin Castle and the St Patrick's Monument was established in 1191. The city parks are large phoenix parks with St Stephen Green and Dublin Zoo. Irish Museum Reveals Irish Heritage and Culture.

3.Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona, the cosmopolitan capital of Catalonia, Spain, is famous for its art and architecture. This beautiful Saudi Fāramliya church and other modernist places created by St. Anthony Gudi of the city. Musee Picasso and Fundació Joan Miró are named after their names. The History Museum of MUHBA contains several Roman archaeological sites.

4.Rotterdam, Netherlands

Rutterdam is the main port city in the Dutch state of the south of Holland. The maritime museum seeks history of the city's ancient ships and exhibits. Delusions in the 17th century were visited by pilgrims traveling to the neighboring shopping and shopping areas of the area. After the Second World War, it is renowned for its bold modern architecture.

5. Dubrovnik, Croatia

Dubrovnik is a city in southern Croatia, adjacent to the Aryan Sea. It is famous for its 16th-century city walls, surrounded by large walls. Its secured buildings are from the Church of St. Blaise to the Sponza Palace and the Gothic Quest Palace. It is now a historical museum. Made of limestone, Stadun (or Plaza) has elevators and is connected with shops and restaurants.