If you’re planning to travel solo for the first time, there is no better continent than Europe. It can be a bit daunting but Europe provided endless opportunities to learn, grow and explore. There is so much history and culture to discover and it’s pretty safe to explore on your own. Most importantly, solo travel not only offers an opportunity for self-discovery but also to connect with locals, their culture and the nature. Read on to find out the best places for solo travel in Europe.

Athens Greece

One of the best destinations for travelling solo in Europe, Athens offers numerous interesting historical places to explore. Top tourist attractions include the iconic Acropolis with its Parthenon temple perched on a rocky crag and the Acropolis Museum, the Ancient Agora - ruins of the marketplace, and Olympieion – the Temple of Olympian Zeus. You’ll be happy to know that Athens has a lively nightlife too!

Brussels Belgium

It is one of Europe’s liveliest cities and is safe to be explored solo. It is the unofficial capital of Europe and has a café culture and nightlife that rival the likes of Paris and Berlin along with art and architecture of its own. Must see attractions include the city’s main Plaza – Grand Place, the impressive Saint-Michel Cathedral, Belgian Royal Museum of Fine Arts and the Royal Palace, official residence of Belgian royal family.

Copenhagen Denmark

Dotted with long canals, this Danish capital is one of the most alluring destinations and completely safe for solo travel. For a classic experience, stay downtown overlooking the New King's Square, dine at Noma, and stroll through the Tivoli Gardens. If travelling in winter, the best way to explore is on foot starting from Nyhavn with its colorful row of houses lining the canal. In summer, the city is all about going out in canals and soaking up the sunshine.

Budapest Hungary

Another beautiful destination in Europe, Budapest appeals to many for its bounty of art nouveau architecture, quirky bars and stunning bathhouses. It’s pretty even at night when its attractions lit up and look magical. Take a one-hour long cruise along the Danube and enjoy breathtaking views. Other attractions include Castle Hill, Great Synagogue, Basilica of St Stephen and Hungarian National Museum.  

Dubrovnik Croatia

A gem of a place, you will be awed by Dubrovnik’s old town with its ancient city walls, baroque structures and the sparkling Adriatic. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, travellers flock to experience the rich history, taste the fantastic local cuisine and bask in the sunshine on the pebble beaches. Words can’t describe, you need to visit to see for yourself what the fuss is all about!

 
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