When most people visit Europe, they aren’t necessarily doing it to see its natural beauty. We’re not saying that it’s not on their radar, but generally people have other things they’re interested in seeing—such as the art, the architecture, the food, the landmarks, the fashion, and the overall culture. But for those who love anything and everything to do with natural wonders, here are the most breathtaking feats of nature to find in Europe.
Eisriesenwelt, Austria
Dubbed as the world’s largest accessible ice cave, Eisriesenwelt is a must-visit for anyone who loves cool nature. With frosty crystals and sparkles as far as the eye can see, this hotspot is truly magical. However, you’ll need warm clothing even if you’re there in the summer!
Preikestolen, Norway
If you’re someone who loves beautiful clifftops, Preikestolen is one of the most picturesque views you could ask for. Also known as “Pulpit Rock”, this 2,000-foot cliff overlooks the South of Norway, and it attracts up to 300,000 visitors every year.
Bigar Waterfall, Romania
Sometimes the best natural wonders can show themselves in the form of a serene waterfall. When it comes to Romania’s Bigar Waterfall, it’s among the most beautiful waterfalls in existence, mainly because of the unique way the water trickles off the cliff. What it lacks in grandiosity, it more than makes up for with elegance, artistry, and class.
Ancient Beech Forests, Germany
If you’re a forest person, the Ancient Beech Forests of Germany will keep you enchanted. Located across both Jasmund and Muritz National Parks, the forest has an ancient yet beautiful feel, making it one of the most wonderful natural attractions in Europe.
