EBN- Have you ever wondered what are the most beautiful natural places to explore in Europe? What are these landmarks that make Europe an unforgettable destination for nature lovers? And where can you find these places that combine natural beauty with rich history?
Comprising 50 countries, Europe is one of the most diverse continents in the world in terms of culture, history and geography. From green mountain ranges and lush countryside to crystalline coastlines and arctic landscapes, this continent contains hundreds of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and thousands of beautiful corners, and too much natural beauty to enjoy in a single vacation
●Plitvice Lakes
Made up of 16 crystalline terraced lakes, Plitvice Lakes National Park is a top tourist attraction in Croatia and well worth a day trip from the capital. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its waterfalls, caves and lakes, formed by centuries of water flowing through limestone and chalk terrain, and for the turquoise hue of its waters.
■Tuscan countryside
There are few landscapes as picturesque and alluring as those of the rolling hills of Tuscany, Italy. Lined with cypress trees, interspersed with vineyards and dotted with rustic farms, the countryside is quiet and uncluttered, while its vibrant shades of green and yellow are a delight. The Val d’Orcia region, which includes Siena, Pienza and Montalcino, is one of the most beautiful parts of the Tuscan countryside.
■Cliffs of Moher
The cliffs of Moher are located on the west coast of Ireland. Rising 120 metres above the water and spanning 7km in length, the rugged cliffs meander in and out of the horizon into the distance. With the Atlantic Ocean constantly crashing against the cliffs and fierce winds greeting you along the edge, this dramatic landscape represents the power of nature in its purest form.
●Isle of Skye
Skye is the second largest island in Scotland, a captivating place with sprawling valleys, rolling mountain ranges, vast coastlines and a pleasant atmosphere. It is also called the Isle of Clouds due to its misty, changeable climate. Combined with natural rock formations such as the sharp rocks of the Old Man of Storr, this destination is a world away from home to explore.
●the black Forest
Germany’s misty Black Forest looks like a scene from a Brothers Grimm fairy tale. This densely wooded mountain range lies along the Rhine River in Baden-Württemberg, Germany’s third-largest state. With dozens of lakes, stunning scenery and a number of historic towns, it’s one of the most relaxing and naturally beautiful places in Germany .
●Verdon Strait
The majestic Gorges du Verdon is one of the most famous rivers in Europe, due to its bright turquoise waters. The deepest canyon is 700 metres deep and is popular with tourists who go diving and kayaking along the river, while others prefer to enjoy the scenery from above by hiking through the limestone nature reserve and admiring its rich flora and fauna.
●lavender fields
The purple lavender fields of Provence are some of the most beautiful floral displays in the world, and are particularly stunning at the Romanesque abbey of Notre-Dame de Senanc near the village of Gordes. The lavender fields bloom from mid-June to mid-August, and are incorporated into soaps, foods, and other products throughout the south of France.
●Goga Park
Beautifully preserved and rich in historical monuments, Guja Nature Park is one of Latvia’s national treasures. The park features natural springs, steep cliffs and attractive caves alongside medieval castles and ancient ruins.
■Land’s End
Land’s End, the most westerly point of mainland Cornwall, is one of Britain’s most famous landmarks for its tranquility and natural beauty. The Cornish coast has stunning views of the Celtic Sea
