Where to go in Europe in April?

This month is not very recommended for everyone to travel casually. After all, conditions do not allow it. However, you can pay attention to cities that are suitable for travel for a period of time, such as March and April. Here are the recommended cities for traveling to Europe in March and April. What are the attractions? Enjoy the flowers and beautiful scenery

1. Netherlands: Zijpe Town

Not far from the town of Anna Paulna, the world’s largest tulip field is quietly hidden in this small town called Zijpe. town.

Zijpe’s flower fields are close to the beach on the North Sea, surrounded by the blue waves of the sea. The vast area of ??flower fields, combined with the ebb and flow of the coastline and the slowly rotating windmills along the coast, make Zijpe Flower Fields unique in its vastness and tranquility.

Every year Zijpe Flower Fields organizes flower field hiking activities. The length of the route ranges from 7.5 to 30 kilometers. If you want to enjoy the bright spring breeze, you might as well rent a bicycle near Callantssoog and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Spring!

2. Austria: Hallstatt

If there is a fairy tale in this world, it must be like Hallstatt.

The town of Hallstatt is known as a small village as beautiful as a fairyland. In 1997, Hallstatt was listed as a World Cultural Heritage. There is a Catholic church established in 748 AD and The Church of Jesus, established in 1320, also has a well-known museum in the world of history.

The lake surface in the early morning is covered with a layer of mist from time to time. Occasionally, a small boat arrives, causing countless ripples on the calm lake surface;

The shore of the lake in the evening is even more dramatic. Charming, with mangroves and yellow leaves all over the mountains and plains, swans and teal ducks floating for food, and flower-filled cafes on the shore, they have become the most beautiful scenery in Hallstatt.

Spring here is full of freshness, and the brightly colored flowers on the balconies of every house greedily suck the morning dew. The lake here is very clear. If you can go boating on the lake, it will be very pleasant.

How to get there: The closest city to Hallstatt is Salzburg, the music city near the German-Austrian border. If you drive, it only takes about an hour, and if you take the train, Due to the need to transfer, the one-way trip usually takes about 3 hours. Back to the Middle Ages

1. Germany: Bamberg Town

Bamberg was founded in 1007 AD and has a history of more than 1,000 years. Large cities and towns with such historical origins are not uncommon in Europe, but Bamberg is unique in that it escaped two world wars and has been basically preserved and has not been destroyed by the war.

Most of the buildings in the old city were built in the early 18th century. Although you may not have heard of its name, the scenery of this small town is rich, elegant and grand, and it is really worth a careful visit.

How to get there: Germany’s railways are relatively developed, and Bamberg is not too far from any city. For example, starting from Frankfurt, it takes about 2 and a half hours by ICE. If you come from Munich, you can reach it in about 2 hours.

2. Czech Republic: CK Town

The Czech town of Cesky Krumlov is well-deserved to be known as the most beautiful town in the world. On the outskirts of the town, you can see the slightly gaudy old castle tower, which is the tallest building in the town and the most obvious coordinate of Cesky Krumlov.

Here, from the first moment you see it, you will be deeply attracted by it: the winding river, the layers of red roofs along the river, and the occasional green dome of a few churches. Come in and realize all your imagination of Bohemia.

How to get there: You can take a bus from Prague to Cesky Krumlov, which takes about 3 hours one way. Literary and romantic

1. Italy: Cinque Terre

If you are tired of life, you might as well give up treatment and come to Cinque Terre directly.

The Cinque Terre includes these five towns: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manaro and Riomaggiore; you can visit them in one day, and in the evening you can visit the nearby La A very pleasant one night stay in Spezia.

“Colorful Santorini on the cliff” is the most appropriate praise for the Cinque Terre, and when you truly step into it, you will find that its beauty is richer and full of love. .

How to get there: The most convenient way to reach Cinque Terre is by train. If you are starting from Florence or Pisa, you can go to La Spezia first, and then stop by stop from south to north; If you start from Genoa, you can take the train directly to Monterosso, and then travel from north to south.

2. Finland: Levi Town

Levi is a veritable ski town. People wearing ski suits can be seen everywhere shopping in supermarkets and walking on the streets. Now, Levi Ski Resort is a world-class ski resort with very advanced snow projects and service facilities~

When you go to Levi, you can also stay in the Glass House, Golden Crown Levin Iglut Holiday House Hotel ( GoldenCrown-Levin

Iglut) is located on the top of Mount Levi. The surrounding scenery is very beautiful. You can lie on the bed and watch the stars and aurora. The room is clean and tidy, with exquisite decoration and complete facilities.