Travel Essentials-Nr.3 When is the best time to travel in Europe? 10 Reasons why, when & where to plan
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Planning a trip to Europe is an exciting and memorable experience. I think none can disagree on it. But when is the best time to travel? and where?

If you want to make the most out of your trip, knowing when and where to travel to Europe can be the difference between a good trip and an unforgettable one. That is why I summed up for you when I believe it is the best time to plan your trip along with 10 reasons so you can make the best of your trip. From understanding the seasonal weather to taking advantage of low-cost flights, you’ll have the knowledge you need to plan your perfect European vacation. Get your passport ready, because this is the guide you need to tackle the journey of a lifetime.

Shoulder season-The definition of shoulder season varies by destination, but it typically means the period of time between a region’s peak season and offseason. This timespan can last months or just weeks. For instance, if a place’s peak season is summer and its offseason is winter, then the shoulder season would be spring and fall.

Thus shoulder season is the time you want to tailor for your European which are the months of September & October or April & May.

☀️ Pleasant Weather: Europe enjoys mild weather during these months, making it comfortable for exploration.

🙌 Smaller Crowds: Fewer tourists mean shorter lines at attractions and a more peaceful experience. the ‘summer crowd’ is gone so places are less crowded and by default more options available!

🍹 If you prefer a child free vacation, it is outside school holidays so there will be less families

🏖️ Unlike winter time everything will still be open for the end of the season

🍁 Fall Foliage: Enjoy beautiful autumn colors in all major cities and especially in hiking areas,

💸 Lower Prices: Flight, accommodation, and activity costs tend to be lower, ideal for budget-conscious travelers.

🍻 Festivals: Experience events like Oktoberfest in Munich and wine festivals in Bordeaux.

🥾 Outdoor Activities: Mild weather allows for hiking, biking, and outdoor dining.

🍷 Harvest Season: Food and wine enthusiasts can enjoy harvests in Italy and Spain.

💆‍♀️ Stress-Free Travel: With fewer tourists, it’s easier to secure reservations and travel at your own pace.

✍️ Here are my recos from weekend trips or even longer stays in European cities and towns:

📍Belgium, Ghent
📍Czech Republic, Prague
📍Italy, Milan
📍Portugal, Ericeira
📍Spain, Cadiz
📍Uk, London
📍France, Biarritz

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