The first national trail in England showcases some of the country’s most iconic natural scenery, passing peaks rising out of rugged moorlands.
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These town have some of the best Victorian-style pleasure piers, complete with gorgeous scenery, benches for your fish and chips, and amusement rides.
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This village offers awesome views of Morecambe Bay, historic churches and sites overlooking Half Moon Bay, and an annual Viking Festival worth checking out.
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An easy day trip from Berlin, this little-known, scenic park features lakes, hilltop viewpoints, a model boat harbor, and a medicinal witch's garden.
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This welcoming Scottish town offers pinewood trails, riverside adventures, abundant wildlife, renowned fishing, hearty local food, and plenty of whisky.
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Historic charm, scenic green spaces, independent shops, and scrumptious dining make this English town an easy addition to any U.K. bucket list.
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History is woven into nearly every corner of this English city, from its ancient streets and architecture to its cafés and bountiful shopping spots.
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To enjoy turquoise waters and underwater marine forests, secure a permit to visit Spain’s largest national park on a pristine Mediterranean island.
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If you want to keep your luggage light, avoid overpacking, and still have a solid travel wardrobe, follow this simple color coordination tip from Rick Steves.
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Nowhere in England does the sun rise earlier than near this gorgeous coastal town in the country's east, which is home to theme parks and beaches.
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This fascinating seaside town is the largest destination on the Essex Sunshine Coast, one of the most delightful summer getaways in England.
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Few countries do pastoral charm and deep history quite like England. For castle ruins and authentic shops in a historic market town, head here.
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The noise and chaos of London feel like a world away at this gorgeous expanse of sweeping green, an ancient forest packed with adventure.
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Ghost towns aren't just for people who like creepy places (though they are that); they're also for those who like history and off-the-beaten-path adventure.
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This peaceful European lake should be on your list of wellness destinations — head here for full relaxation and outdoor adventures with lakeside views.
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This quintessentially English hamlet has been occupied for over 10,000 years and has gorgeous Tudor architecture to discover at nearby halls.
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To save a rugged English island in the Bristol Channel, a British philanthropist and businessman spent a large sum of cash to ensure its conservation.
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This Scottish town is a haven for set-jetters, as the nearby Doune Castle has been featured in Game of Thrones, Outlander, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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Tackle a cliffside walk to discover a stunning beach with some of the best views of the UK you'll see while walking this 3-mile stretch of sandy shore.
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It's not every day you chance upon a town that's so old it's got Roman history and 12th-century castles in its midst. But this quaint community does.
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Italy is a wildly popular destination that is on a lot of Americans' travel bucket lists. However, culture shock can still happen on your first trip.
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This delightful medieval town near the border with England is known as much for fantastic food as for its history, mountain walks, and scenery.
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This peaceful southern reservoir in Italy offers fishing, birdwatching, scenic walks, abundant wildlife, and easy access to timeless countryside villages.
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If you've long dreamt of exploring a gorgeous Welsh village within the boundaries of a spectacular coastal national park, this is the place for you.
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The United Kingdom is full of charming market towns, and this one features a pub that's been around for more than 300 years and a whole lot of cheese.
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This South West England town is just three hours from London and offers a unique lighthouse, seafront promenade, and Europe's second-longest sandy beach.
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This rural haven, tucked along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, is a historic place to explore, highlighting whale-watching cruises and a nearby chain of islands.
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