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Switzerland
Right at the heart of Western Europe, Switzerland is a crossroads of Italian, French, and Germanic influences, with a proud history all it’s own. A world-class trail network and transportation system means visitors should have no problems accessing some of the best views of the entire Alps.
France
France is world renowned for it’s rich cultural tradition, one of many reasons that this has grown to become the most visited country on Earth. The landscape is incredibly diverse, the cuisine is unbelievable, and art seems to permeate everything – no matter where you turn.
Germany
The economic powerhouse of Europe, Germany is home to both fascinating urban centers, and quaint little villages. The beer is cheap, the speed limit fast, and the festivals and celebrations seemingly endless. It is known as “the land of poets and thinkers”.
Netherlands
One of the flattest and most bicycle-friendly countries on Earth, the Netherlands is known for it’s long history of social tolerance. Amsterdam and it’s coffeeshops may be the most famous tourism selling-point, but its’ beautiful system of canals and waterways should not be overlooked.
Italy
Perhaps no other country in European history has played as important a role as Italy. Home to more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than anywhere else, it’s stunning landscape, rich history, and fantastic culinary tradition make it a favorite of many travelers to Europe.
Spain
A beautifully vibrant culture combined with tremendous natural beauty have propelled Spain to become 2nd on the list of the world’s most visited countries. Highlights of this exotic country include Flamenco, tapas, and the famous “Running of the Bulls”.
Croatia
The picturesque mountains set as a backdrop for some of the most stunningly clear waters in the entire Mediterranean make Croatia an increasingly popular tourism destination. Beautiful islands just beckon to be explored all along the Dalmatian coast.
Portugal
Occupying the glorious western coastline of the Iberian peninsula is the small but historically significant country of Portugal. This is not only the most budget-friendly corner of Western Europe, but regarded as the top surfing destination on the continent.