When is the best time to travel in Europe?

The best season to go to Europe is from May to September. At this time, no matter which country you go to, the weather is fine. It's best to go to western Europe and southern Europe from May to June, and it's hotter in July and August. Northern Europe is from June to September, and other months will be colder and the trees will be bleak.

It should be noted that in July, August and September, European tourism prices were affected by the rising prices of flights, accommodation and vehicles. At this time, the cost of traveling will be higher. In winter, travel agencies often push some special groups, which is relatively cost-effective; Moreover, some special sightseeing projects must also be carried out in winter, such as night wonders and "Christmas" in Finland.

On the negative side, peak season means high prices, long queues at scenic spots, busy hotels, busy trains and crowded public transportation. Most Europeans go on holiday in summer, so these cities are crowded with tourists without locals.

Another trap in summer is hot and humid weather. Depending on where you go in Europe, you can bake at 35 degrees Celsius or higher. Italy, Greece, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria and other countries are not suitable for July and August unless you plan to spend it at the seaside.