Lovers of romance first of all go to Paris, but what if this French city has already been explored far and wide? In this case, you can visit no less romantic European cities with a charming atmosphere, ideal for couples in love, or spend time on one of the islands.
Italian Verona
Almost all Italian cities are covered with a veil of romance, but Verona, the birthplace of Romeo and Juliet, has a special charm. Tourists come here to get acquainted with the history of the most famous couple in love, to visit Juliet's house, open to visitors. After visiting the museum dedicated to the novel of a young couple, you can see that very balcony and touch the chest of the bronze Juliet - this touch will surely bring good luck in love. In Verona, you should definitely stroll through the small old streets, dine in charming cafes, visit historical sites and have a romantic candlelit dinner in one of the restaurants.
Greek santorini
On the Greek “island of lovers” you can admire the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets - the village of Imerovigli, considered the most romantic on the island, is ideal for this. And the fulfillment of desires will be guaranteed to those who climb the Skaros mountain, located near the village. You need to climb the mountain with your loved one and make a wish by touching any stone.
Swiss Lucerne
The city of Lucerne is surrounded by majestic Alps and blue lakes, making it one of the most picturesque in all of Switzerland. Amazing views open from Mount Pilatus, which guests of the city climb, rising to a height of more than 2 kilometers. The city, whose name means "luminous", appeared thanks to an angel (as the legend says) - it appeared in a dark sky with a lantern in hand, and the locals walked along the road that he lit up. In the place where the angel stopped, a church was built, and later the city grew around it. Lucerne has cozy streets, old merchant houses, medieval churches and the oldest bridge in Europe - Kappelbrucke, in the center of which there is a fortress-tower that protected the city from enemy ships.
Spanish Seville
Seville is often called the "Venice of Spain" for the city's waters with boats sailing along them. The narrow streets of the city are romantic and the architecture is graceful. Seville is home to one of the most beautiful squares in the world - Plaza de España. In the heart of Andalusia (this is what the locals call Seville), colorful festivals and numerous celebrations are held, accompanied by music and dances, without which it is impossible to imagine the life of the Spaniards.
