Explore Europe’s most unusual, hidden, and fascinating places. From fairy-tale villages and dramatic coastlines to mysterious ancient sites, surreal landscapes, abandoned towns, and quirky architectural wonders — discover the strange, beautiful, and lesser-known destinations that make Europe unforgettable. Whether you’re planning a weekend trip or exploring the continent’s remote corners, this guide highlights Europe’s most unique, unusual, and breathtaking spots.
Every corner in every town in Italy breaths history. So, there is no surprise, that there is always something to see in every province. The Scola tower showcases history, tradition and architecture, like many other local monuments. Located in The Gulf of Poets, La Spezia Italy, the Scola Tower stands over 42 feet tall in…
Due to its impressive history, England is home to hundreds of buildings. However, few are as impressive as the Restormel Castle and its unique, perfectly rounded shape. Located in southwestern England, the monument was built in the late 12th and early 13th centuries. Contrary to its date, the building and the surrounding wall are extremely…
Norway has been long renowned for the unique beauty of its nature. Modern architecture and preservation techniques, enhance the country’s sightseeings, so simply driving along the Norwegian highways is an outstanding experience on its own. Besides the natural beauty, the Norwegian Scenic Route has the most beautiful restrooms in the world. The Norwegian Scenic Route…
Italy attracts many visitors all year round. Most of its cities and towns are a must see tourist destinations. However, there are places that are not as mainstream, but are fascinating nonetheless. Medieval village of La Scola is one of them. From Bologna, northern Italy, take a little detour and in just about 40 miles,…
Spain has been on top of the list of must see counties for quite a while. However, besides well known tourist attraction sites and cities, it also has some less known places, that are worth visiting. One of them is Pontevedra. Most of the towns and cities around the world, were built for pedestrians in…
While big cities like Madrid and Barcelona usually steal the spotlight, Malaga still keeps some of the most important Spanish treasures alive: a breathtaking coastline, vibrant spirit, history and fascinating traditions. From its 30 museums to the superb tasty food and flamenco, the beauty of this city is covered by the magic of Picasso’s creation….
France is known for its picturesque towns, beaches, mountains and nature. The country has rich history, architecture and culture, but even its roads may be fascinating. Le Passage du Gois is definitely unique, hidden treasure and national monument of France. Located on the Atlantic coastline, the passage connects Noirmoutier island and Beauvour-sur-Mer. The 2.5 mile…
Russia is home to a few tourist attractions, but there are places in Russia, that are remote, rural, unique and breathtaking at the same time. The Island of Onekotane is one of them.