Best travel season in Eastern Europe

The best travel season in Eastern Europe

Introduction: See the most beautiful scenery in Eastern Europe during the best travel season in Eastern Europe. Comparing the four seasons, the best travel time in Eastern Europe is from March to November every year. In January of the following year, it was so beautiful. Below are the best travel seasons in Eastern Europe that I share with you, welcome to learn from them!

Eastern Europe refers to the eastern region of Europe. Eastern European countries include Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Russia, and Ukraine. That is, the country and regions located in the Eastern European Plains. The landforms in Eastern Europe are relatively simple, dominated by the Eastern European plains. The climate is complex and diverse, dominated by temperate continental uplift climate. It is rich in natural resources, mainly concentrated on the Eastern European plains. The ethnic group is mainly Russian. There are huge disparities in economic development.

Best travel time:

November to January of the following year

Recommended number of days to visit:

10 days

Local climate:

Temperate continental climate

Eastern Europe mainly refers to some countries in eastern Europe, where you can enjoy very charming scenery no matter what season it is. , but if we say the most suitable time to travel to Eastern Europe, then the period from May to September every year is the most suitable. The period of July and August every year is when Eastern Europe has the most tourists. If you want to travel to Eastern Europe during this period, hot spring bathing is definitely a very wise choice. From June to September every year, the temperature in every country in Eastern Europe will make people feel very comfortable, and during this period, Eastern Europe will have less rain and the weather will be very sunny. Yes, it is absolutely perfect to go out and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

During the period from November to January of the next year, the number of tourists traveling to Eastern Europe will be relatively small, so if you travel to Eastern Europe during this period, It can save a lot of money, because this is the off-season for tourism in Eastern Europe, so the prices of hotels, restaurants, and attractions in various Eastern European countries during this period will be cheaper than during the peak season. Although it is the off-season, there are still many charming scenery in Eastern Europe. Just because the weather in Eastern Europe is relatively cold at this time, many people are reluctant to go out, so this time has naturally become the off-season for tourism in Europe.

Russia is a very representative country in Eastern Europe. There are many charming scenery here, which is guaranteed to dazzle you. If you want to come here to enjoy the beautiful scenery, the period from April to July every year is the most suitable. If you choose to travel to Russia at this time, you will not only be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Volga River, but you will also be able to see many beautiful natural scenes.

In Eastern Europe, there are many very lush primeval forests. If you want to enjoy the scenery of the forest, the period from March to May every year is the most suitable. At this time, you can have a very intimate embrace with nature. Traveling through the lush forest, countless trees sprouted buds under the baptism of the spring breeze, and the birds also came out of their nests and sang happily in the trees. In some Eastern European countries, there are many forest-related activities. The most popular among them is to claim your favorite tree and then write your name on it. If you like small animals, the period from September to October every year is the most suitable. During this time, the animals here are most active.

Eastern Europe is a tourist destination full of culture and regional customs. The large cities and towns with long history exude a rich cultural atmosphere and are a paradise for artists. Eastern Europe also has its own unique style during the Spring Festival. It would be a good choice to take a stroll and appreciate the bohemian style.

Danube Rose, Budapest

Budapest is a famous ancient city in Europe. It is located on both sides of the middle reaches of the Danube River. It is known as the "Paris of Eastern Europe" and the "Danube Rose". In Budapest, you can visit Fisherman’s Bastion, Matthias Church, Parliament Building, Chain Bridge, Heroes’ Square and Central Market. In Budapest today, modern large supermarkets and shopping malls opened by multinational groups can be seen everywhere, and business competition is becoming increasingly fierce. This large market with ancient and traditional ethnic characteristics is not only functioning well, but also growing in charm.

Style, Bratislava

Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, sounds a bit strange, but as a city with a long history, there are many historical sites in the old town. The oldest and most representative building among them is Bratislava Castle. The architecture of Bratislava gives people a simple impression at first glance, but after walking around the city for a while, the streets planned by these houses built in classical style and decorated with Baroque decoration will make people feel strange. joy.

Music City, Vienna

Vienna is a world-renowned cultural city. It is not only known as the "City of Music", but also won by its exquisite and different styles of architecture. It is known as the "City of Architecture", the "City of Culture" for its long history, and the "City of Decoration" for its exquisite decorations.

Vienna’s New Year’s Concert has become an international music event. During the itinerary, we will take you to visit the Vienna City Park, go to Sch?nbrunn Palace to trace the footprints of Princess Sissi, and specially arrange to experience the Mozart concert in Vienna at your own expense, so as to personally experience the infinite charm of the music city.

Golden, Prague

When it comes to Prague, people will think of many romantic and beautiful pictures. This city is surrounded by mountains and rivers and has many historical sites. It is no exaggeration to say that in almost every street and alley in the old city, you can find various forms of buildings since the 13th century, such as the famous St. Vitus Church built in 1344, the Central European Church built in 1348 Charles University, the oldest institution of higher learning, the splendid Prague Palace and the historic National Theatre, etc.

Some of the remote and quiet streets in the old city still retain their medieval appearance. The streetlights are old gas lamps, and many houses have religious murals. In this ancient city, we will visit Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Church and the Golden Lane. There will also be ample free time for you to savor the taste of this city.

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