Whether you're dreaming of a clear ice experience, searching for new cultural capitals, or just separating yourself from standard hotspo...
Whether you're dreaming of a clear ice experience, searching for new cultural capitals, or just separating yourself from standard hotspots, you'll find what you're looking for in our list of the best places to visit in Europe in 2020.
Matera, Italy
It is impossible to miss the design, with pale stone walls and old-fashioned cave dwellings (sassi) carved out on the slopes, there should be plenty of explanation to visit Matera, an interesting old town deep south of Italy.
A year ago, however, the jewel Basilicata finally reached its second place in the spotlight as european capital of culture in 2019 in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
This in itself has become an endless movement of apartments and parties that dominate Città Sotterrane, as well as clusters of abandoned limestone caves converted into displays, cafes and sharp deep apartments with sentimental vaulted rooms.
In any case, they deserve to take on an effort to absorb the elusive appeal of the city. The afternoon spends an hour losing all directions in a maze of tangled narrow entrances, hiking steps and many small farms by Sassi di Matera (an old stretch of town secured by UNESCO).
At this point, you'll visit two or three different rue temples - carved in stone and topped with extremely old frescoes - that are suced all over the area, all topped with sparkling cappuccino and lips in a nearby patisserie.
Greenland
Beautiful rugged fjords, large ice shells and quiet, bustly cities make Greenland perhaps the best place to visit in 2020, but for fans of the Arctic Circle and once a blue moon.
Greenland is a huge ice-cold island between Iceland and the Arctic archipelago of Canada and is as charming as it is remote.
Although it is a geological part of North America, it is actually an autonomous nation in the Kingdom of Denmark, with an extraordinary and engaging culture of inuit as a whole.
There are no streets between the villages, which means that the movement is neither easy nor modest. In any case, with a touch of organization or assistance from a nearby travel service, your trip to the largest non-continental island in the world will be crucial for several reasons.
During the season, guests can travel between different masses in the sun from 12p.m. kayak through ice fields, explore greenland's fruity ice cover (covering 80% of the surface) on a dog sled and discover unimaginable natural life - from cold foxes and wolves to ice caps and bears - to the largest public park on the planet (Northeast Greenland National Park). Greenland also offers incredible open gates for climbing, helis skiing, whale watching and seeing the Borealis northern lights.
Outer Hebrides, Scotland
If you are looking for a difficult common splendor and real gatherings nearby, this gathering of islands on the west coast of Scotland is one that will be seen next year.
Otherwise, called the Western Isles, the outer Hebrides offer an unforeseen blend of immaculed Caribbean coastline, northern lights and cleverly protected Gaelic culture.
Spend hours here walking through open ground, amid dense erm wrappers of flowers and along an epic sea path that shines through wild, swirling oceans. The sky is new, the perspectives endless and the peace of nature is bold in the mind.
In a place like this, crowds have neither rhyme nor reason, nor innovation. Everything is the same, understanding the relaxed movement of life, dining in a designated nearby bar and enjoying the best absolute fish and food from ranch to table in the UK.
So the islands are especially popular because of their rich birds and mysterious archaeological destinations. Lewis is home to the popular Celtic Festival hebrides and callanish stones, which are more established than Stonehenge and as well as engaging;
North Uist has a huge amount of unbreakable life; The air terminal on Barra Island is the only one on the planet that uses the coastline as a refugee, and Harris is proud of some of Britain's most beautiful coastlines: think of the shimmering blue-green oceans and miles of chopy white sand.
Azores, Portugal
But there is endless motivation to visit Portugal, with the possibility that your 2020 route will resemble shimmering geothermal underground aquifers, explore lost fishing villages and let yourself be given a new unexpected driving experience, look no further than the Azores.
With the rich landscape of Lord of the Rings, dark volcanic coasts and pools of all shades of blue, this remote control of the Atlantic Ocean seems nowhere else on the continent. It is a place full of incredible normal miracles and an unmistakable culture where experience reigns.
The 9 volcanic islands, each with its own character and geology, offer everything from beautiful top Portuguese techniques to list surfing to unprecedented whale watching.
São Miguel, the largest and generally different from them, is a paradise for explorers and garden lovers, while it is immediately home to shocking volcanic caves, rugged grape plantations and Portugal's most important mountains.
Terceira is the most popular for its dynamic celebrations and the UNESCO-registered capital of Angra do HeroÃsmo and Faial has some of the best shores in the archipelago.
Wherever you go, you'll find beautiful holes for climbing and hiking, with a casual climate, great food and gobs of interesting Iberian appeal.
Swimming is also great, due to the rich flooded vegetation and wildlife on the island and several underwater caves. You even walk into a flowing lava fountain or visit the lonely tea majestic home in Europe.
Although they are regularly mentioned among the world's biggest objections to realistic tourism, the Azores are still generally surrounded, a sensible and largely unknown gem.
In addition, the best part, these fascinating remote Portuguese islands are simply native to Europe because they come from the United States, due to useful non-stop departures from Boston, Oakland and more recently, New York.
Berlin, Germany
There has never been a better opportunity to visit Berlin. Germany's fresh, liberal capital invites guests with live mastery, heavenly nightlife and a great culinary scene.
Despite renowned festivals such as the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus and 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, a year ago there was the arrival of VeggieWorld, the most experienced and largest vegetarian festival in Europe (from 30 to 31 March 2019), as well as the Humboldt Forum, another important historical center of scale located in the palace.
which currently brings together two foundations: the Berlin Ethnological Museum and the Museum of Asian Art.
Moreover, unusual Berlin is a focal point for creatives, with many private exhibitions, top bistros and hip workplaces that have gone through life in many of the city's forgotten structures.
Roads are a canvas for spray specialists, stalls and green spaces that stretch as far as the eye can see, and previous distribution centers have become club sanctuales.
The story here is an important but dangerous imaginative energy that this great multicultural city radiates.
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