Another classic day trip from Paris, Fontainebleau is often overlooked for the more popular Versailles. However, it can be a better alternative due to less popularity, which means fewer crowds.
Amsterdam is famous for nightlife and culture, but don’t forget how the rest of the country comes alive in the spring.
London’s closest castle (after Buckingham Palace, of course) is a quick train ride away from the capital. Take a tour, view the royal artifacts, enjoy the gardens.
It's a long day journey from Dublin, but it's worth it. Galway Bay and the Aran Islands are best seen from the straight-down brilliant green cliffs.
Many prefer this adorable Medieval town to Belgium’s capital, Brussels. The quaint cobblestone streets, college-town feel, and an ambiance on even the rainiest day make it a wonderful place to spend some time.
The Bavarian Alps are unlike any other part of Germany and make a great day trip from Munich. You can take a gondola up Germany’s highest point.
Hungary’s main lake is located about an hour and a half from Budapest. You can drive yourself for a day of relaxation or take a tour.
This UNESCO World Heritage site is just a couple hours from the Greek capital. It’s a must-visit if you’re a history or archeology buff.