Seven European cities with beaches, which are worth visiting some summers of your life

And while Greece is one of the top summer destinations, you also want to see something else. Because lies are bad, no matter how beautiful your country is, especially as a summer destination, it does not change the fact that it is your country.

It’s like going on vacation to your village. Of course you’ll have a great time, but you won’t have seen anything different.

Because on vacation, apart from rest and relaxation, you also want to see something else, which is not familiar. You want to hear another language, other sounds. To taste other dishes and get to know new tastes.

But you also want the sea.

Barcelona

Our beloved Barca could not but be at the top of the list. A little bit of the beauty of the city, a little bit of the flavors and brio of the Spaniards, a little bit of the Iberian sea, will make you spend an unforgettable time.

It is a wonderful city, which guarantees you a fun, but also an uplifting experience. Its rich architecture, history and the rhythm of the city, combined with the sea and its sandy beaches, make Barcelona the ultimate European summer destination.

Must see: the Picasso Museum, the famous La Rambla market, Gaudi’s strange buildings and the unfinished Sagrada Familia, the Gothic cathedral and of course, trying as many tapas as you can.

Lisbon

The Portuguese capital has plenty of things to admire and pass the time when you’re not at sea. The famous Praia de Carcavelos beach, which is also ideal for surfers, is a unique experience for you, who will swim in the waters of the Atlantic.

Of course, the city hides countless surprises. From the historic sights to the state-of-the-art park on the Vasco de Gama Bridge, the contrast between old and new dominates every corner of the city.

Must see: the traditional neighborhood of Alfama, the Castle of Agios Georgios, the miranduros, the famous observatories with amazing views, the port of the city, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Upper Town with its bohemian bars and cafes.

Split

This coastal town in Croatia is best known for Diocletian’s Palace. Of course, this does not negate the fact that it is one of the most beautiful cities of the Adriatic, which can and does combine summer resorts with ancient ruins.

According to the local, the best beaches for swimming are Bacvice Beach and Znajn. At the same time, the city is full of archaeological treasures to admire.

Must see: the old town with Piaka Square, the Cathedral of St. Duje, the ancient Peristil square, where the ancient Roman court of Diocletian was, the Klis fortress and countless other attractions.

Nice

The center of the French Riviera and the international jet set. Truly, your eyes will be dazzled by the beauty and understated elegance of this city.

Let go to the rhythm of the city, wander the alleys and streets, admire the treasures of the small shops and harmonize with the unexpected French charm of Nice.

Of course, don’t forget to swim in the waters of the Mediterranean – not like the ones you’re used to – and lie casually, but in style, on its sandy beaches. She rightfully deserves the title “Nice the beautiful”.

Must see: the commercial port, the Promenad des Anglais, Le Chateau hill with its incredible view, its carnival and many more exciting things.

Valencia

So back to Spain, to another incredible city. The city of “Arts and Sciences” challenges you to explore its buried secrets. A city with a mysterious style, it combines the new with the old in a recipe that also contains a lot of sea.

The city is full of attractions, which will not tire you but will enchant you.

Must see: the City of Arts and Sciences with the homonymous building of enormous dimensions, the Jardins de Turia park, the medieval city, the central market, the Cafe del Duente, which hosts imaginative flamenco shows.

Palm

And just like that, you’ll say you’ve visited the Balearic Islands and the famous Majorca. Spain seems to have a lot to offer, but you don’t have to taste it all at once.

Great beaches, historic center on an island with unique Spanish culture. The exotic is mixed with the historical, in a unique combination of images. Its beaches, also unique and different from the ones you are used to. Trust us, you won’t be able to choose.

Must see: Placa de la Reina, Dragon’s Cave, train excursion to Sawyer.

Naples

And of course, our beloved neighbor, Italy, could not be missing from the list. The Italian city combines the ancient Roman tradition with its beaches of exceptional beauty.

In this city, there are three things you can do a lot. To swim a lot at the beaches, to walk in its picturesque alleys and to eat a lot, a lot of pizza.

Must see: its historic center, declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, the squares with the fountains, the San Carlo theater, the buildings in Piazza Matteotti and the Galleria Umberto and much more, which we will leave you to discover .

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