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Create lifelong experiences by boating around Greek islands, touring French castles, and more.

There are many fascinating things to do in Europe, a continent rich in natural beauty and history. There are some things you can only do in Europe, like sailing beneath fjords in Norway or going on winemaking experiences in Portugal. Take into account these must-do activities to get the most out of your trip to Europe; they will only inspire you to see more of this varied continent.

1.        Take in Iceland's heavenly display during a northern lights tour.

It's better to be in the spotlight when Mother Nature puts on a light show. The aurora borealis, another name for the northern lights, is essentially nature's neon sky graffiti. This magical show reaches its zenith in Iceland. Take this journey from Reykjavik at night to see this cosmic wonder from the best locations.

2.        Take a low-tide excursion to France's Mont Saint-Michel

A mediaeval wonder that is only reachable at low tide and rises eerily from the ocean. Consider taking this group trip from Paris, which takes you through the island's charming cobblestone alleyways, historic archways, and hidden nooks, all with English-language commentary, if you want to experience this magical location in its entirety in a single day.

3.        Admire the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland's most precipitous cliffs.

The craggy, rough walls of the Cliffs of Moher are incredibly beautiful. It's like looking into the abyss as you stand on the cliff and look out over the untamed, turbulent Atlantic Ocean. This group day tour from Dublin includes a visit to Galway City, so you can enjoy the grandeur without worrying about transportation arrangements.

4.        Take a sunset cruise across Greece's Santorini.

Take this sunset cruise to see Santorini at nightfall. The island's well-known white-washed structures are drenched in pink and gold as the sun sets over the Aegean Sea. Enjoy traditional Greek food and local Santorini wine while sailing around the island and taking in the breathtaking scenery makeover.

5.        Explore the cliffside hues of Cinque Terre, Italy.

The Italian shore is adorned with a riot of colour known as Cinque Terre. The homes in these five charming towns appear to cling to the cliffs themselves. A guided small-group or private tour from Florence is your ticket to some of the greatest gelato and the most stunning vistas in the nation if you want to experience the most of this quaint town.

6.        Visit Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany's castle from a fairy tale.

Neuschwanstein Castle is reminiscent of a fairy tale and is said to have served as the model for the castle in the Disney® movie Sleeping Beauty. The simplest way to see this castle straight out of a fairy tale is to take an organised day trip from Munich to experience the magic that exists within its walls.

7.        Experience the architectural symphony of Spain at Granada's Alhambra.

In Granada, Spain, the Alhambra, a captivating stone masterpiece, is a reminder of the magnificence of Moorish architecture. Make reservations for this planned small-group tour to avoid the crowds and skip the lines and truly appreciate the depth of its lengthy history and the subtleties woven into its construction.

8.        Explore Brasov, Romania's Transylvanian gems.

Aside from vampire myths, Transylvania in Romania has an interesting historical background. With its cobbled streets, Gothic architecture, and rich tales, Brasov is a mediaeval wonder in this area. By taking this walking tour, you can uncover the mysteries that lie behind its mysterious beauty.

9.        Salutations to Portuguese wine production on the Douro River in Portugal

Portugal's Porto region is renowned for its wine culture, especially its namesake port wine. The Douro River serves as the ideal backdrop as you raise your glass to enjoy its mouthwatering flavours. Choose a wine tour of the area that incorporates lunch, wine tastings, and a river boat for a well-rounded experience.

10.    Experience your fantasies of Westeros in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Take in the authentic King's Landing in Dubrovnik's Old Town, if you're a Game of Thrones fan. Experience its historic appeal by taking this in-depth walking tour through its fortress walls and mediaeval streets, and you'll see why the well-known program chose the Croatian city as its filming location.

11.    See the mysterious Stonehenge in England.

Stonehenge, one of the most mysterious prehistoric wonders in the world, is only a couple of hours' drive from London. For years, scientists have been baffled by these historic and mysterious stone monoliths. Make the most of your brief stay in the UK with this all-day Stonehenge tour that also includes stops to Oxford and Windsor Castle.

12.    Take a folklore cruise through Norway's fjords.

The magnificent fjords of Norway are unparalleled. Waterfalls plunge from remarkable heights, and towering cliffs emerge out of glistening waters. Navigate the UNESCO-listed Naerøyfjord, along with Flåm and Stegastein, on this day cruise from Bergen. Cruising the Norwegian fjords is the best way to really appreciate their beauty.

13.    Discover the mediaeval wonder of Belgium's Old Town of Bruges.

Bruges, Belgium, is a charming town with cobblestone streets and old houses that line picturesque canals. On this half-day trip of this charming mediaeval city, you can see buildings that date back centuries, like the Church of Our Lady, the Belfry, and the Lakenhalle (Bell Tower and Cloth Hall); you can also find hidden treasures and enjoy a fun canal boat.