@scarlett_sInsider Monkey put together a ranking of 40 European spots to see before you die, and the top slot belongs to Venice, Italy. Second goes to Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia, third the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland, then Tallinn in Estonia at four and Salisbury Cathedral in the UK at five Norway's Lofoten Islands take six, Lake Como in Italy seven, Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Spain eight, The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France nine, and Santorini, Greece closes the top ten. Seville in Spain lands 11, Budapest in Hungary 12, Prague in the Czech Republic 13, the Blue Lagoon in Iceland 14, Vienna in Austria 15, Dubrovnik in Croatia 16, Krakow in Poland 17, Sintra in Portugal 18 and Vilnius in Lithuania 19 Hallstatt in Austria opens the next stretch at 20, followed by Cappadocia in Türkiye at 21, Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany at 22, The Azores in Portugal at 23, Lake Bled in Slovenia at 24, the Faroe Islands in Denmark at 25, Lauterbrunnen in Switzerland at 26 and Amsterdam in the Netherlands at 27. Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina is 28, Bratislava in Slovakia 29, Zermatt in Switzerland 30, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) in Norway 31 and Edinburgh Castle in the UK 32 The back nine runs Ljubljana in Slovenia 33, The Colosseum in Rome, Italy 34, The Acropolis in Athens, Greece 35, Belgrade in Serbia 36, Bornholm in Denmark 37, Bruges in Belgium 38, Veliko Tarnovo in Bulgaria 39 and Utrecht in the Netherlands at 40. A few of these are single landmarks rather than whole cities, which is worth keeping in mind. Long reads like this are my kind of rabbit hole

@scarlett_sInsider Monkey put together a ranking of 40 European spots to see before you die, and the top slot belongs to Venice, Italy. Second goes to Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia, third the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland, then Tallinn in Estonia at four and Salisbury Cathedral in the UK at five Norway's Lofoten Islands take six, Lake Como in Italy seven, Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Spain eight, The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France nine, and Santorini, Greece closes the top ten. Seville in Spain lands 11, Budapest in Hungary 12, Prague in the Czech Republic 13, the Blue Lagoon in Iceland 14, Vienna in Austria 15, Dubrovnik in Croatia 16, Krakow in Poland 17, Sintra in Portugal 18 and Vilnius in Lithuania 19 Hallstatt in Austria opens the next stretch at 20, followed by Cappadocia in Türkiye at 21, Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany at 22, The Azores in Portugal at 23, Lake Bled in Slovenia at 24, the Faroe Islands in Denmark at 25, Lauterbrunnen in Switzerland at 26 and Amsterdam in the Netherlands at 27. Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina is 28, Bratislava in Slovakia 29, Zermatt in Switzerland 30, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) in Norway 31 and Edinburgh Castle in the UK 32 The back nine runs Ljubljana in Slovenia 33, The Colosseum in Rome, Italy 34, The Acropolis in Athens, Greece 35, Belgrade in Serbia 36, Bornholm in Denmark 37, Bruges in Belgium 38, Veliko Tarnovo in Bulgaria 39 and Utrecht in the Netherlands at 40. A few of these are single landmarks rather than whole cities, which is worth keeping in mind. Long reads like this are my kind of rabbit hole