If you are crafting an itinerary for Europe and are feeling overwhelmed because of an endless list of things to do in Europe, our ultimate Europe bucket list with 200+ bucket list-worthy experiences (classic as well as offbeat) is sure to help narrow your choices to plan a beautiful trip to Europe.

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Ultimate Europe Bucket List: Best Things to do in Europe

The second smallest continent in the world, Europe is huge when it comes to experiences.

With over 44 countries, each with its own historical, cultural, architectural, and natural heritage, Europe offers many chances to witness, experience, and learn something new.

Our list of the best European experiences includes quintessential and touristy as well as unusual and offbeat Europe bucket list experiences.

Without further ado, here’s a round-up of 200+ Europe travel bucket list ideas covering all the best things to do in Europe for your next Europe vacation. You’ll love these cool bucket list ideas.

PS: This European bucket list acts as a roadmap for us (and hope it’ll be for you too) to follow as it includes the experiences that we’ve checked off and the ones that are yet to be ticked off. This list is a never-ending work in progress and will keep on growing as we Explore more of the continent and discover new bucket list experiences to add to it.

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France

1. Admire the Eiffel Tower in Paris

It has to be the most classic of all the Europe bucket list experiences in the most classic of all the Europe bucket list destinations.

Cliché as it is, there’s no denying that Eiffel Tower is unmissable when in Paris. You can’t write a blog about the bucket list things to do in Europe and not mention Eiffel Tower.

2. Climb the Top of the Arc de Triomphe

Arc de Triomphe is one of the most famous landmarks in Paris. The mighty monument honors the French soldiers martyred during the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars.

For the sweeping view over the whole of Paris, you must climb up the terrace of the triumphal arch.

To avoid the huge crowds (because it’s super touristy), buy a skip-the-line access ticket to effortlessly get up to the terrace of the Arc de Triomphe.

3. Appreciate Leonardo Da Vinci’s Masterpiece, Mona Lisa in the Louvre Museum, Paris

Louvre often takes the lead when we talk about the best museums in Europe or even around the world.

Home to a mind-boggling collection of artworks, Louvre is famed for Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, one of the greatest paintings in the world.

4. Soak up the Historic and Cultural Vibe at Shakespeare and Company Bookstore in Paris

Book lover or not, visiting  Shakespeare and Company, one of the most beautiful bookshops in Europe is always a good idea. Frequented by literary legends including Ernest Hemingway, Anaïs Nin, F. Scott Fitzgerald, T.S. Eliot, Gertrude Stein, and more, it feels like a literary heaven.

You can find your cozy spot and enjoy reading a page or two to soak up the history and charm of the bookstore. I would urge you to buy a book from here and get it stamped with Shakespeare and Company logo stamp on the first cover page – now you have the best souvenir from Paris!

5. Visit Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy

Set in a magical bay shared by Normandy and Brittany, the tidal island of Mont Saint-Michel is best known for its Benedictine Abbey dating back to the 8th century.

The Abbey of Mont Saint-Michel is all lit up and glows golden as the sun sets – unarguably the most stunning sight ever!

6. Take in the Beauty of the Palace of Versailles

An epitome of opulence, power, and art, the Palace of Versailles is one of the best palaces in Europe.

The palace was the royal residence of the kings of France until the flare-up of the French Revolution. Today, it enjoys being one of the most visited cultural sites in the world.

You must not rush your visit. Spend some time admiring the paintings, sculptures, collections, and more – probably the most beautiful works of art one can ever witness.

7. Run Through the Lavenders Fields of Provence

Come summer, rows, and rows of exquisite flowers that are all shades of purple envelop the countryside of Provence in France.

The vibrant color fills your eyes and the scent of flowers fills the air – a pure treat to the senses.

It looks like a scene from a movie. You just can’t help but imagine yourself like a Bollywood actress who just wants to dance and run across gorgeous flower fields.

8. Soak Yourself in the Glamor and Luxury of the French Riviera

A breathtaking stretch of coast from Menton to Cannes is super beautiful.

Known for its sunny beaches, fabled picturesque towns, and villages, the city-state of Monaco, lively nightlife, luxurious villas, and for being the playground of the rich and famous, the French Riviera offers a unique (though pricey) experience to common travelers.

Hit the casino table in Monte Carlo Casino, drive the scenic Corniche de l’Esterel, visit the Castle of Nice, explore the beautiful citadel of Saint-Tropez, walk the narrow lanes of Villefranche-sur-Mer, and discover the Picasso museum of Antibes, or just pamper yourself – there are many ways to live your French Riviera dream.

9. Explore the Fairytale Towns and Villages of Alsace

A historical region that embraces a unique culture that unites French and German cultures, Alsace is best known for its wine route, its food (Alsatian cuisine), its castles, its storybook towns and villages, and its Christmas markets.

Some of the most beautiful villages and medieval towns in the region include Colmar, Strasbourg, Kaysersberg, Riquewihr, and Eguisheim.

10. Taste Crêpes, Macarons, and Mille-feuille in Paris

The French macarons, crêpes, and pastries are hard to resist. They are so good.

You can relish crepes at Breizh Café, perhaps one of the most popular Paris crêperies, macarons at Ladurée, a Parisian patisserie that specializes in French macarons, and a French pastry called mille-feuille at Pierre Hermé.

11. Find Your Inner Peace at Corsica

A beautiful island in the Mediterranean, Corsica is a fine blend of picture-perfect scenery, a quiet vibe, rich culture, heritage, history, and good food – all that’s needed for a perfect holiday!

12. Loire Valley

The Loire River Valley is an enchanting countryside destination and a major wine region in France.

It’s famous for its natural beauty, fairy tale châteaux (Château de Chambord is the most impressive), and of course, great wine.

Italy

13. Toss a Coin into Trevi Fountain

No bucket list for Europe, or a trip to Rome, is complete without a visit to the Trevi Fountain, and of course, you can’t leave before you follow the tradition of throwing a coin in the fountain.

Legend has it, if you throw one coin into the fountain you will return to Rome in the future.

That’s not all. A second coin promises a beautiful love life while the third coin ensures a marriage.

And make sure to stand with your back to the fountain and use your right hand to toss a coin over your left shoulder to make sure your wish comes true.

14. Explore the Roman Ruins at Colosseum

The ancient amphitheater ever built, Colosseum is magnificent inside and out. It has to be one of the seven wonders of the world.

The architectural and historical legacy of the Colosseum takes you back in time to discover the life and times of the ancient Roman Empire.

I’d suggest you book a tour as it gives you access to the underground and upper levels.

15. Discover the Grandeur of Vatican City

Home to the Pope, the holy city-state of Vatican City is adored for its iconic spiritual, cultural, architectural, and artistic heritage.

Vatican Museums displays a huge collection of over 20,000 priceless pieces of art.

The first thing that catches your attention is the Snail Staircase as soon as you enter the museum. An impressive 17th-century spiral staircase designed by Giuseppe Momo is one of the most photographed staircases in the world.

You must not miss the most notable and famous work by renowned artist Michelangelo, Creation of Adam. Look up to see as it covers a section of the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

Another worthy thing to do in Vatican City is climbing the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica. It One of the largest churches in the world

16. Take a Cheesy Photo of Yourself Holding up the Leaning Tower of Pisa

When everyone’s taking a silly picture of themselves pretending to hold up the leaning tower then how can you not, no matter how unimaginative, predictable and hackneyed it might be? Because…well, why not?

17. Ride a Gondola in Venice

Everyone needs to experience Venice, one of the most romantic European bucket list destinations by classic gondola at least once in their lifetime.

Because Venice is known for it.

A classic Venetian experience!

Besides, a ride through the romantic Grand Canal of Venice is the best way to explore the city and its quirks. In fact, it’s the best introduction to Venice you can have!

18. Hike the Dolomites

The Dolomites mountain range in the Italian Alps is considered one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in Europe.

A road trip through the Dolomites is quite simply amazing. It lets you enjoy incredible views of the mountains, valleys, and rivers, explore charming towns and villages and take on fascinating hiking trails.

19. Go Town-hopping on Lake Como by Ferry Boat

Lake Como is the most famous lake in Italy and is frequented by travelers because of its stunning natural beauty, luxurious villas on its shores, and characterful towns like Bellagio, Varenna, Menaggio, and Tremezzo.

A boat tour is a perfect way to experience the lake and its attractions. You can witness the villas and other landmarks scattered by the side of the lake and some perched on the cliffs towering over the lake. A boat tour also stops by the pretty towns on the lake.

20. Gape at Michelangelo’s David in Florence

A Renaissance marble sculpture of David, a masterpiece by the Italian artist Michelangelo at Accademia Gallery is the most famous statue in Florence, Italy, and, perhaps, in the entire world.

You gotta see it!

21. Watch Opera at La Scala in Milan

What better place to enjoy opera than its birthplace?

And what better place to enjoy opera than at the world’s greatest opera house?

22. Stay Like a Local in One of the Beautiful Hill Towns of Tuscany

Rolling hills, picturesque villas, and quaint medieval hilltop towns – Tuscany in a nutshell.

From the well-known San Gimignano, Volterra, and Cortona to lesser-known like Massa Marittima, Pitigliano, and Anghiari – each Tuscan town has its own vibe and charm.

Rent a medieval villa in a medieval village for an intimate and authentic experience in Tuscany.

23. Hike the Path of the Gods on the Amalfi Coast

Hiking the Path of the Gods introduces you to some of the most desirable views along the Amalfi Coast.

24. Explore the Five Colorful Villages of Cinque Terre

You must have seen an Instagram-worthy view of the stacked colorful houses perched on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea while searching for Italy on the internet.

Wouldn’t you want to see that iconic view through the eyes of your camera? Hell yes!

25. Eat Neapolitan Pizza in Naples

Pizza remains the number one traditional food in Italy that every traveler wants to relish. Naples has their own version of pizza – Neapolitan pizza that comes in two varieties – pizza Marinara and pizza Margherita – the latter being the most coveted.

The legend has it that Queen Margherita of Savoy visited Naples in 1889 and wanted to try something new. That’s when Raffaele Esposito crafted a pizza just for her and named it after her – that’s how the delicious pizza Margherita was born.

Gino e Toto Sorbillo is among the top places to eat pizza in Naples.

26. Relish Gelato in Rome

Many people confuse ice cream with Gelato, but there’s a whole lot of difference.

Gelato is a frozen dessert, similar to ice cream, but with lower fat.

It can be found all over the globe, but the classic Gelato still resides in Italy.

Come il Latte in Rome serves some of the best and most creative Gelato in Italy.

27. Take a Food Tour in Italy

Italy is counted among some of the best food cultures and destinations in the world.

Italian cuisine has inspired many so much so that other countries around the globe have created their own version of Italian food with a bit of their own twist.

No wonder, two of its national dishes have become international sensations — pasta and as we all know, pizza.

Evidently, It’s mandatory to take a food tour in Italy to experience the country in all its essence.

28. Ruins of Pompeii

With a history of about 2000 years, Pompeii is a window into Roman culture.

You must add this intriguing archaeological experience to your Italy itinerary.

29. Admire Duomo di Milano in Milan

Milan Cathedral is a symbol of Milan and an architectural marvel that holds about 3,400 statues – that’s the most number of figures a building has in the world. Isn’t it fascinating?

30. See Trulli houses in Alberobello

Visit Alberobello, a cute little town in the Puglia region of Italy just to admire trulli, 14th-century milky white stone huts with conical roofs.

United Kingdom

31. Check Out Big Ben in London

A visit to London is incomplete without visiting the iconic clock tower, no two ways about it!

32. Explore Buckingham Palace

Explore Buckingham Palace to learn more about Britain’s rich royal heritage.

33. Pose with the Iconic Red Phone Booth in London

Who doesn’t want cliche Insta-worthy pics from their vacation?

When in London, don’t forget to pose with one of the K2 telephone boxes which are scattered all over the city.

34. Ride the Big Red Bus in London

You can’t visit London and not experience the iconic big red bus, one of the world-recognized symbols of London.

35. Stroll the Charming District of Notting Hill

Notting Hill with its iconic pastel-colored houses, beautiful gardens, famous street markets, charming cafes, and restaurants, and a bohemian vibe is one of the quintessential and chicest neighborhoods in London.

It’s been a filming location for quite a few Hollywood movies viz. namesake movie Notting Hill, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Love Actually, and many more.

Spend some time taking in the beauty of this picture-perfect neighborhood of London.

36. Afternoon Tea in London

You must not miss out on the classic British afternoon tea experience when in London. It’s more of a national tradition or ritual.

A traditional English afternoon tea comprises a cup of tea (of course) and snacks like sandwiches, cakes, pastries, scones, teacakes, and cookies.

Harrods Tea Rooms, Mayfair, The Savoy, The Ritz, The Berkeley, The Bloomsbury Hotel, The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon at Fortnum & Mason, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Rosewood are some of the desirable places to try afternoon tea in London.

37. Walk the Great Stones Way 

The Great Stones Way is a long-distance walking trail in Wiltshire, UK, and comprises prehistoric stone circles, henges, barrows, churches, pretty little villages, and breathtaking countryside views.

UNESCO-listed Stonehenge and Avebury, two of the greatest megalithic sights in Britain are the major draws on this trail.

38. Visit Windsor Castle

The oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, Windsor Castle along with Buckingham Palace is an official royal residence and quite a popular tourist attraction in England.

Even if you are not very into the royal family, the stories laced with the history behind the palace make it worth a visit.

39. Explore the English Countryside in the Cotswolds

Located just about 2 hours west of London, the Cotswolds makes for a beautiful day trip from London. It’s unarguably one of the dreamiest parts of England.

Rolling hills, rugged pastures, beautiful trails, meandering rivers, bewitching woods, picture-perfect English countryside, charming towns and villages, rich history, and much more – Cotswolds has to be on your UK bucket list!

40. British Museum

Recognized as the oldest national public museum in the world, British Museum celebrates human history and culture through its fascinating collection.

The museum remains in controversy for its exhibition of certain artifacts that were brought from other countries in colonial times and are never returned.

Rosetta Stone is among the most treasured possessions of the museum.

41. Explore Oxford

World-famous for being the home to the world’s most prestigious and pretty universities, the University of Oxford, the city of Oxford features stunning architecture, and rich history and culture.

42. Explore Cambridge

Cambridge, like Oxford, is famed for its world-class university, the University of Cambridge. Set on gorgeous grounds, the university is counted among the top universities in the world.

It boasts celebrated writers, actors, comedians, and politicians as its alumni.

43. River Cruise on the Thames

Sailing along the River Thames is a lovely way to see the most famous landmarks of London.

44. Lake District

Lake District or the Lakes or Lakeland is one of the best national parks in the UK and the largest in England.

The region is so so gorgeous. Its scenic landscape (lakes, forests, and mountains or fells) inspired the Lake Poets to write poetry as beautiful as it is.

45. Stroll the Shambles in York

I love charming and historic streets. There are so many stories up their sleeve. A stroll along them is like stepping back in time.

One of them is Shambles in York, England.

With 5th-century timber-framed buildings and narrow cobbled alleys, Shambles is one of the oldest and prettiest streets in Europe.

46. Admire Edinburg Castle in Edinburg

A 10 to 15-minute walk takes you up Castle Hill where majestic Edinburg Castle is located. The castle is one of the oldest fortifications in Europe and is an interesting

47. Explore the Scottish Highlands

Those dramatic landscapes, romantic castles, charming towns, and a lot of history and character – well, the Highlands are stunningly gorgeous!

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48. Explore the Isle of Skye

A famous location for famous movies, the Isle of Skye is a heavenly island in Scotland that’s revered for its untamed and wild landscapes, medieval castles, quaint fishing villages, and rich history as the island has been inhabited since the Mesolithic period.

49. Ride the Hogwarts Express

You must ride the Jacobite Steam Train or Hogwarts Express or the Harry Potter Steam Train on your trip to Scotland even if you aren’t a Harry Potter Fan (having said that, I haven’t met anyone who isn’t) as the journey combines a lot of history and endless natural beauty.

50. See a magnificent sunrise on Shetland Isles in Scotland

Listed among the seven best sunrise spots in the world by Lonely Planet, Shetland features some of the most incredible landscapes in the UK.

51. Stargazing in Galloway Forest Park

An outdoor lover’s dream, Galloway Forest Park is also a perfect place to go stargazing as it’s a designated Dark Sky Park.

52. Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland

Giant’s Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a unique attraction that features over 60 million years old hexagonal basalt columns plunging into the sea.

53. Walk Through the Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland

Make sure to walk the Dark Hedges, a peaceful avenue with beech trees on both sides creating a unique tunnel near the village of Ballymoney that has been popularised by Game of Thrones.

Witness this extraordinarily stunning site on your visit to Northern Ireland.

Germany

54. Visit the Berlin Wall

A symbol of the Cold War, the Berlin War is a must must visit attraction in Berlin. It’s an intriguing spot that narrates the past of Berlin – the agonizing separation and euphoric reunion.

55. Brandenburg Gate

Another iconic sight and a symbol of the Cold War in Berlin, Brandenburg Gate is thought to be the symbol of unity for Berliners.

56. Drive the Romantic Road in Germany

Medieval Castles, rolling vineyards, pristine lakes, beautiful Alps, and fairy-tale villages – this 220 miles (354 km) scenic byway from Würzburg to Füssen in Bavaria fondly called Romantic Road is nothing but love.

57. Admire Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria

And you’ll witness one of the best castles in Europe, Neuschwanstein Castle while driving the Romantic Road.

It’s the castle that inspired Sleeping Beauty Castle as well as Cinderella Castle.

58. Visit Rothenburg ob der Tauber

This cute little town in northern Bavaria is a hit among travelers for its beautiful medieval architecture and Christmas market (Reiterlesmarkt).

59. Oktoberfest in Munich

One of the best festivals in the world, Oktoberfest is also one of the largest beer festivals in the world.

It, of course, is a great way to meet beer lovers from around the world. Alongside, attending the festival also gives you an insight into the Bavarian culture.

60. Explore Black Forest

The Black Forest (Schwarzwald) region in southwest Germany is wild and rugged. With dense woodlands, gushing waterfalls, charming villages, numerous hiking trails, and thermal spa towns, the region is thought to be the setting for Grimms’ Fairy Tales.

Did you know that Schönwald in the Black Forest is the birthplace of the cuckoo clock?

61. Tour the Famous Christmas Markets in Germany

Think Christmas. Think Germany. The country is truly the top Christmas destination in the world.

Cologne, Stuttgart, Dresden, and Nuremberg have some of the best Christmas markets in Europe.

62. Explore Regensburg

Located on the Danube River, Regensburg is a picturesque and well-preserved medieval town in eastern Bavaria.

ou must explore this hidden gem in Germany before it gets touristy.

63. Find the Pinks in Bonn during Spring

Visit the city of Bonn in Western Germany during spring and walk through a dream of breathtaking pink. Yes! Heerstraße (Heerstasse) in Bonn is where you can find the stunning bloom of vivid cherry blossoms.

Austria

64. Revel in the Beauty and Royalty of Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna remains the main summer residence of the Habsburg rulers and holds a great significance in the history and culture of Austria that makes it worth a visit.

No wonder it’s one of the must-do things to do in Vienna.

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65. Sound of Music Tour in Salzburg

Home to the real Trapp family and a filming location for a classic musical “Sound of Music“, Salzburg is where you must retrace the footsteps of Maria von Trapp and Julie Andrews.

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66. Fairytale Town of Hallstatt

One of the most beautiful places to visit in Austria, Hallstatt is a fairytale in motion. It’s beautiful, no matter what’s the season, however, it’s ethereal in winter.

Europe in autumn

67. River Cruise on the Danube

A cruise on the Danube River, the second-longest river in Europe that zigzags through 10 European countries is a beautiful and laid-back way to experience Europe.

One such cruise along the Danube takes you to the World Heritage Site of Wachau Valley from Vienna. One of the best day trips from Vienna, Wachau is a stretch of the Danube River between the towns of Melk and Krems.

Melk Abbey, a stunning Benedictine monastery above the town of Melk is the star attraction on this route.

68. Drive Grossglockner High Alpine Road

Grossglockner High Alpine Road in Austria, one of the highest alpine roads in Europe makes for a beautiful and adventurous road trip!

Czech Republic

69. Walk the Charles Bridge in Prague

Charles Bridge defines the city of Prague. It’s the oldest and the most beautiful bridge in Prague and the second oldest bridge in the Czech Republic.

Walking the bridge during sunset as lanterns light up the stone walkway is the way to go.

70. Charming Town of Cesky Krumlov

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Český Krumlov should not be missed on a trip to the Czech Republic. It’s a delight to explore.

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Poland

71. Explore the Old Town of Krakow, Poland

The historic core of Krakow, Stare Miasto (Old Town) is brimming with historic houses, the largest market square in Europe called Rynek Główny, medieval palaces, churches, and synagogues.

72. Visit the Largest Castle in the World, Malbork Castle

Malbork Castle aka Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is ranked first among the largest castles in the world.

You can easily explore this impressive castle and fortress on a day trip from Gdansk.

Slovakia

73. Bratislava Castle

Perched on a steep hill above the Danube River, Bratislava Castle dominates the skyline of Bratislava. It dates back to the 9th century and has been an eternal symbol of the city.

One of the best things to do in Bratislava, the castle tour takes you through the rich past of the Great Moravian Empire and offers the best view over the city.

74. Try Bryndzové Halušky

If you want to know a place or city or country, eat what locals eat. So, when in Slovakia, try Bryndzové Halušky, their national dish.

Slovenia

75. Ride Pletna on Lake Bled

Talk about the magical places to visit in Slovenia and Bled steals the show. This certainly is the crown jewel of Slovenia.

And one thing that you must do in Bled is to ride a pletna (a traditional boat) on Lake Bled to Bled Island.

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76. Take a Picture with the Symbol of Ljubljana

The dragon is the symbol of Ljubljana. It enjoys a pride of place on the city coat of arms and on the Dragon Bridge.

One of the best things to do in Ljubljana is to take a picture next to the Dragon Bridge, the most iconic landmark in the capital city of Slovenia.

77. Vintgar Gorge

One of the most beautiful half-day trips from Bled is to the natural wonder of Vintgar Gorge. It’s only about 5 km from the town of Bled.

 78. Vršič Pass

Vršič Pass is the highest mountain pass in Slovenia that connects Bovec with Kranjska Gora and is packed with incredible views and picturesque sights.

This road trip in the Julian Alps reveals the true beauty of Mother Nature.

Spain

79. Admire the La Sagrada Familia In Barcelona

Designed by Antonio Gaudí, La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is one of the most beautiful and impressive churches in Europe.

Interestingly, the church is still under construction. The work is going on since 1882 and is said to be finished by 2026.

Nonetheless, it’s the celebrated symbol of Barcelona.

80. Eat Tapas in Granada

If you only do one thing in Granada, eat tapas. Tapas isn’t a food here, it’s an emotion.

You know It’s served free with your drink at Tapas Bars in Granada, every time.

81. Participate in La Tomatina Festival in Buñol 

La Tomatina Festival is fun. As crazy as it gets.

Besides, attending this wacky festival gives you a chance to meet and become friends with people from across the world and learn more about Spanish culture.

82. Explore Alhambra in Granada

A palace known for its exceptional beauty, Alahambra is one of the best places to capture the essence of the Moorish history of Spain.

83. Admire Pablo Picasso’s Guernica at the Museo Reina Sofia in Madrid

Art lovers know what Guernica is!

It’s one of the most powerful anti-war paintings in history by Picasso. And you can see it in room 6 on the 2nd floor of the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid.

84. Party Hard in Ibiza

You must party in Ibiza, the party capital of the world, at least once in your lifetime because – YOLO.

So, Are you going to Ibiza?

85. Plaza de España in Seville

Located in María Luisa Park, Plaza de España was designed by Aníbal González Álvarez-Ossorio, an eminent Spanish architect to host the Ibero-American Expo in 1929. And it turned out to be the most beautiful, grand, and unique square in Seville.

86. Eat Churros in Madrid

Churros, a food that has become a tradition in Spain is mouth-watering.

And the best place to try this Spanish sweet treat is Chocolatería San Ginés in Madrid.

87. Walk the Camino de Santiago

The Camino de Santiago aka the Way of St James is a network of different pilgrimage routes for Christians that ends at Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, an autonomous community in the northwest of Spain.

Apart from the religious and spiritual fulfillment, walking the route is a great way to discover new traditions, culture, and heritage, and a positive way of life.

It sure is a trip of a lifetime.

88. Explore the White Towns of Andalusia (Pueblos Blancos)

There are over 20 gorgeous whitewashed towns and villages spread all over southern Spain in the region of Andalucia, mostly in the provinces of Málaga and Cádiz.

Setenil de las Bodegas, Olvera, Mijas, Zahara de la Sierra, and Arcos de la Frontera are some of the prettiest white villages in Spain that you must explore.

89. Explore Costa Brava

Costa Brava (rugged or wild coast) is a scenic stretch of coast in the Catalonia region of Spain.

Home to pretty medieval villages, beautiful sandy beaches, rugged coves, nature parks, vineyards, the masterpieces of Salvador Dalí, and a mild Mediterranean climate – Costa Brava should be on your bucket list.

Switzerland

90. Ski in Zermatt in the Swiss Alps

Zermatt is a picture-perfect mountain resort town in the Swiss Alps best known for skiing. Indulging in high-altitude skiing underneath the Matterhorn is an exhilarating experience.

91. Eat Fondue in Zürich

Try Swiss Fondue at Chäsalp in Zürich.

92. Take a Trip to the Top of the World – Jungfrau

The journey to Jungfrau can be done by a combination of a cogwheel train and cable car. You can choose one from several routes up to Jungfraujoch depending on your starting point.

93. Ride a Cable Car to Mount Titlis in Switzerland

Enjoy the thrill of riding TITLIS Rotair, the first-ever revolving cable car in the world to the top of Mt. Titlis.

And the view from the top is incredible. Plus, there are so many things to do once at the top like walking the highest suspension bridge in Europe, exploring an ice cave, ziplining, hiking, and boating on Trübsee.

94. Enjoy the Scenic Train Journey from Zermatt to St Moritz in Glacier Express

One of the most beautiful train journeys in the world, Glacier Express affords the breathtaking scenery that Switzerland is known for.

95. Discover Grindelwald

Located in the Bernese Alps in Switzerland, Grindelwald is a beautiful Swiss village known for being the gateway for the Jungfrau, the Top of Europe.

While you head for Jungfraujoch, don’t forget to take some time out to explore this postcard-perfect village.

96. Embrace Adventure in Interlaken

Your Europe adventure bucket list is incomplete without adding Interlaken to it. Interlaken is the adventure capital of Switzerland, after all.

Portugal

97. Explore Lisbon by Iconic Mustard Yellow Trams

You can’t visit Lisbon and not ride the famous yellow tram, a symbol of Lisbon. 

98. Enjoy Fado in Lisbon

Fado is a Portuguese traditional music genre and you must listen to fado when in Portugal. The Fado Museum in the Alafama neighborhood in Lisbon is your best bet.

99. Admire the Vibrant Pena Palace in Sintra

The National Place of Pena in Sintra is a crowning jewel of Portugal. It would be a crime to miss it.

100. Visit Benagil Caves in Algarve

A natural seaside cave famous for a distinctive hole in its roof known as the eye, Grotte de Benagil looks stunning when the sunlight pours through it and lights up the golden sands and green-blue waters. And the view of blue sky from the eye is splendorous.

101. Beach-Hopping in Algarve

The southernmost region of Portugal, the Algarve is home to some of the best beaches in Europe. From family-friendly beaches to romantic beaches to remote beaches – there’s one for every kind of traveler.

Praia da Salema, Praia de Benagil, Praia da Marinha, and Praia da Falésia are some of the most loved beaches in the Algarve.

102. Explore Azores

This unearthly archipelago in the mid-Atlantic with 9 volcanic islands, each more beautiful than the next celebrates nature like anything.

The Azores are also one of the largest whale sanctuaries in the world. You can go whale and dolphin watching here, year-round.

103. Discover the Best Spots to See and Click Azulejo Tiles in Porto

Think Porto. Think Azulejos. These extraordinarily beautiful ceramic blue and white tiles are a quintessential sight in Porto.

Sao Bento Train Station, Porto Cathedral, Capela das Almas, Igreja do Carmo, Igreja de Santo Ildefonso, Casa da Musica, Igreja dos Congregados, and Banco de Materiais are the best places to witness the beauty of azulejo tiles in Porto.

Norway

104. Experience the Viking Culture at Viking Ship Museum on Bygdøy

Explore the Viking age, an integral part of Norwegian history at the Viking Ship Museum on the Bygdøy peninsula in Oslo.

Note: The Viking Ship Museum is closed for renovation and will reopen as the Museum of the Viking Age in 2026.

105. Gawk at the Unique Sculptures at Vigeland Park in Oslo

The Vigeland Park or Frogner Park is the world’s largest sculpture park displaying a fascinating collection of about 200 exclusive sculptures designed by a famous Norwegian sculptor, Gustav Vigeland.

The park with its naked sculptures is oddly unique. Trust me, you haven’t seen anything quite like this before.

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106. Explore the Stunning Norwegian Fjords

Complete your Norway Itinerary with an experience of a lifetime – exploring the Norwegian fjords.

Cruise along the breathtaking Norwegian fjords, explore charming fjord villages and take on hikes for incredible views of Norway’s fjords.

 The most famous fjords in Norway include Nærøyfjord, the Sognefjord, the Geirangerfjord, and the Hardangerfjord.

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107. Ride the Beautiful  Flåmsbana

Flåmsbana or Flåm Line is about a 20 km long railway line that runs from the end of Aurlandsfjord, an arm of the Sognefjord in Flåm to the high mountains of Myrdal.

This hour-long (2 hours return trip) train journey is often quoted as one of the most beautiful train journies in the world.

And it certainly is. It takes you through many tunnels and showcases spectacular scenery of steep mountainsides, roaring waterfalls, and pristine lakes and rivers.

108. Go Hiking in Norway

Your Norway Itinerary is incomplete if you don’t take on one or two of the most beautiful hikes in Norway viz. Trolltunga, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), Kjerag, and Romsdalseggen.

The best way to absorb the beauty of the iconic Norwegian fjords (truly, nature at its best) is by hitting the trails that lead to breathtaking viewpoints.

109. Admire the Colorful Wooden Houses of Bryggen in Bergen

You can’t miss Bergen when in Norway because the city is known as the Gateway to Fjords. It’s a stone’s throw from some of the most celebrated fjords of Norway.

And when in Bergen, you are not allowed to miss UNESCO-listed Bryggen, the country’s most notable and iconic cultural attraction. A series of well-preserved colorful wooden Hanseatic-era houses on the wharf takes you back in time.

You must stroll the narrow alleyways and get lost behind the historic façades to discover the tales of the past.

110. Scenic Train Journey from Oslo to Bergen

A 7-hour train journey from Oslo to Bergen embraces some of the most beautiful landscapes in Norway and rightly has been voted one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world. And you gotta experience it to know why!

111. Take a Road Trip from Bergen to Oslo

A road trip from Bergen to Oslo takes you through striking mountain passes and out-of-this-world (literally) fjord countryside that you’d not wanna miss it!

112. Northern Lights in Tromsø

If you plan to visit Norway anytime from September through March, It surely is the time when the elusive northern lights grace the skies and Tromso is where you can have higher chances to spot them.

Tromsø is counted among the top 10 places to see Northern Lights around the world. In fact, it tops the list.

113. Drive the Atlantic Ocean Road

One of the Norwegian Scenic Routes, the Atlantic Road is magical.

About 8 km long stretch of road runs from Kristiansund to Molde and takes you right out to the edge of the ocean. The road was voted the Engineering Feat of the Century in 2005.

114. Ice Music Festival in Bergsjøstølen, Norway

If you find yourself in Norway in the month of February, you can have a chance to witness one of the most unique and best ice festivals in the world – the Ice Music Festival in Bergsjøstølen.

This glacial instrument festival features everything from the venue and instruments to art, made of ice and snow.

115. Spot Polar Bears in Svalbard

Svalbard is one of the best places to see the King of the Arctic. There’s a reason it became the filming location in the TV series Frozen Planet II on BBC.

Here the population of polar bears exceeds that of humans.

This Norwegian archipelago is on my bucket list for so long that it demands to be ticked off as soon as possible

Denmark

116. Stroll the Vibrant Harbor of Nyhavn in Copenhagen

Nyhavn is synonymous with Copenhagen in Denmark. This iconic waterfront is beautifully lined by brightly colored townhouses dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries and is a favorite place to hang out for locals and tourists alike.

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117. Ride a Bike through Copenhagen

The most fun (and way to explore the Danish capital is by pedaling around like a local.

Because how can you not get on two wheels when in a biking city of the world?

118. Experience Hygge in Denmark

Danish Hygge is a concept of coziness and it’s something that Danes practice mostly during autumn and winter.

Basically hygge means creating a comfy aura, appreciating the small joys, and enjoying the bright and beautiful things in life with people close to your heart.

Find out the hygge things to do when you visit Denmark to know what exactly the Danish way of life feels like.

One of the classic ways to embrace hygge is sipping coffee in a cozy cafe on a dark cold day with a good book or with someone you admire.

119. Visit Tivoli Gardens

Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, one of the oldest amusement parks in the world is very bit of fun for everyone, young or adult.

Inspiration for Hans Christian Andersen and Walt Disney, the park features historic architecture, lush gardens, and unique rides. The wooden Rollercoaster dating back to 1914 is one of the most popular rides here.

The sight of the park all decked up with colorful lights at night is worth a look.

End your day with scrumptious food at Tivoli Food Hall.

120. Explore Kronborg Castle

Kronborg Castle in Helsingør has to be one of the most beautiful places in Denmark.

The most significant Renaissance castle in Northern Europe, Kronborg is famous around the world for being the setting of Hamlet by Shakespeare.

121. Visit Møn in Denmark

The first-ever biosphere reserve in Denmark, Møn is home to the beautiful natural attraction of Møns Klint.

It’s here you can admire the beautiful white cliffs rising above the turquoise waters.

It’s also one of the best places to experience the night sky in Denmark!

122. Dragør

Just about 20 minutes away from Copenhagen, Dragor is an utterly charming historic fishing village.

In fact, it’s one of the best day trips you can take from Copenhagen.

123. Cross the Øresund Bridge

Take a road trip from Copenhagen in Denmark to Malmö in Sweden via Öresund Bridge, the longest combined road and rail bridge in Europe.

You can make your way from one country to another in just about 30 minutes and the beautiful bridge adds to the entire experience.

124. Gawk at the Unreal Landscapes of Faroe Islands

If raw nature tickles you, the Faroe Islands is for you!

A windswept self-governing archipelago of Faroe Islands comprises 18 rugged and remote volcanic islands in the North Atlantic Ocean between Iceland and Norway and forms a part of the Kingdom of Denmark.

With rolling mountains, dramatic waterfalls, plunging sea cliffs, and floating lakes – Faroes is extraordinarily gorgeous!

Finland

125. Experience Finnish Sauna

Sauna culture is an intrinsic part of the lives of Finnish people and finds a special place on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

A sacred space in Finnish tradition, a visit to the sauna is a one-of-a-kind experience.

If you are visiting Helsinki, choose Löyly, the most iconic public sauna right next to the sea. Indulging in a traditional smoke sauna and a wood-burning sauna at Löyly is one of the best things to do in Helsinki.

If you’ve time, plan a visit to Rajaportti, the oldest public sauna in Finland located in the sauna capital of the world, Tampere for an authentic experience.

126. Kareli