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Golden Horn (Zlatni Rat), Brac Island, Croatia. The beautiful beach stretches for 530 meters (580 yards) into the warm crystal clear Adriatic Sea. The unique location attracts many vacationers, that can enjoy the sun, warm sea and water sports. The island is a famous windsurfing spot. Due to the winds, Golden Horn’s form constantly slightly changes. Photo by Unknown Photo by Unknown Photo by Robin Wilkie Photo by Josko Bajic Photo by Joschis Punkt Photo by Unknown Photo by Unknown

Looking for best places to visit in Europe this summer? Here’s our list of 15 beautiful European destinations you should not miss out visiting. Summers in Europe is unlike other places in the world. Pleasant sunshine, breezy beaches, vibrant festivals, magnificent palaces, colorful street arts, museums, gorgeous landscapes and a lot more make Europe an ultimate choice for visitors to spend their summers. With so many fabulous destinations in Europe it becomes difficult to decide where to go. So here we have a list of 15 incredible destinations in Europe you must consider visiting during summers if you haven’t already. The best times indicated to visit these places in Europe are based on pleasant summer temperatures when you could enjoy them to the fullest. Best Places To Visit In Europe This Summer 1. Edinburgh, Scotland : The Athens of the North View of Edinburgh Castle from Ross Fountain From breath taking monumental landscapes to world class festivals, Edinburgh ...

When one thinks of Europe, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? The tree-lined boulevards of Le Champs d’Elysee? A cold stein of beer in a warm public bar in Germany? How about a snow-capped mountain? No, not the Alps. Well, not just the Alps. Europe is actually home to a myriad of world-famous, world class mountains, particularly those with impressively high peaks. So, for the adventure travelers who isn’t afraid of a little snow, we’ve compiled a list of the highest peaks in Europe; the ones that should be highest on your list. 10. Dom, Switzerland Though it might be an anticipated choice, when talking European mountains, it’s impossible to avoid mentioning the Alps. However, those whose pondering of the Swiss Alps has never made it past The Matterhorn and Mont Blanc will be surprised to learn of the majesty of Dom, the third highest peak in the range clocking in at an impressive 4,545 m (or 14,911 ft). It, along with it’s twin, Taschhorn, make for a pretty pair of mountain m...