Spring is finally here, leaving behind the intense winter chill and making nature bloom—and us with it

Spring is also the ideal setting for walks and exploration. The moment March waves hello, the desire for travel and new adventures comes into the spotlight. Having the weather now as our ally, spring is, without a doubt, the ideal time to travel to Europe.

As tourism has not yet peaked, spring is ideal for traveling without having to squeeze yourself into the masses, offering the opportunity to enjoy sights and natural beauty with greater comfort. Whether you want to take long walks in blooming parks or combine history and entertainment by visiting the most famous monuments and points of interest in Europe, this season is the best to do it. Each European country is literally a hidden gem, which will make your Instagram grid look even better!

Amsterdam: A tulip parade

Now is your chance if you're looking for the best time to visit the Netherlands. Spring is the best season, with the vast tulip fields blooming and the magical scenery straight out of a fairy tale. The Netherlands is the land of flowers, and Amsterdam is a blooming city waiting for you to explore.

The famous Keukenhof Park is one of the most extensive flower gardens in the world, while the picturesque canals of Amsterdam will complement the already blooming scene.

Amsterdam also offers a wealth of outdoor activities, such as bike tours along the canals and leisurely walks in the city's parks, but also a strong cultural identity with world-famous museums, such as the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, which house masterpieces of art.

Rome: The eternal city is calling you

What's better than a spring trip to the eternal city? Rome is the ideal destination for a romantic weekend and has much to offer you.

The ruins of the Colosseum, its iconic fountains, the leisurely walks on the cobblestone streets with a gelato in hand; what more can one want? Rome is a fantastic city, full of places to discover.

The Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain, but the Italian equivalent sounds more… Italian!) is the most famous and arguably the most beautiful fountain in Rome. This impressive monument dominates the small Trevi Square located in the Quirinale area. Don’t forget to throw a coin and make a wish. Who knows, it may come true!

The magnificent Pantheon still stands as a reminder of the great Roman Empire and impresses visitors. Some of the most delicious coffee spots are also located there. Drink your cappuccino while admiring the view.

The Colosseum is perhaps the most impressive building of the Roman Empire. Originally known as the Flavian Amphitheater, the Colosseum was the largest building of its time.

Piazza Navona is one of the most famous squares in Rome, and if you visit the Italian capital in spring, you will be able to take photos of the blooming Spanish Steps, where tourists and locals gather all year round.

Lisbon: The perfect spring combination

Lisbon, a city that combines historical charm with modern vibrancy, offers a unique experience to its visitors. It is one of the ideal destinations in Europe for this time of year, as the temperatures are mild and flowers can be seen around the city's hills. You can stroll through the old district of Alfama, with its narrow streets, traditional houses, and the smells of freshly baked delicacies coming from local cafes, enjoy the view from São Jorge Castle, and take a ride on the iconic Tram 28. Lisbon's gastronomy is in the spotlight during spring, with outdoor cafes and restaurants serving traditional dishes, such as the famous Pastéis de Nata.

To experience the authentic Lisbon, enjoy a fado evening, aka a night of traditional Portuguese music, song, and performance, in one of the traditional taverns of Alfama and visit the Cais do Sodre area to try local flavors at the Mercado da Ribeira market. The city also offers a rich cultural scene, with museums and galleries worth exploring. Lisbon is a destination that combines history, culture, and gastronomy, offering an unforgettable experience to every traveler.

Paris: Spring in the City of Light

Nothing we can say can describe how magnificent Paris is. Paris is one of the most romantic cities in Europe, and as the City of Light, it couldn't help but exude extra charm during the spring season.

One of the most beloved parts of Paris is its enchanting gardens, which are at their peak in spring. The Luxembourg Gardens, the Tuileries Gardens, and the Gardens of Versailles look fairytale-like when filled with blooming trees and flowers, offering the ideal setting for romantic walks and TikTok-worthy videos.

Spring is also the best time to walk along the Seine, enjoy the view of the Eiffel Tower, and explore the picturesque alleys of the Montmartre neighborhoods.

Given that Paris also has some of the greatest museums to visit, keep in mind that visitors can enjoy the city's famous museums, such as the Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay, without the summer crowds and the endless lines waiting to get in.

Seville: Return to the Spanish South

Spain and Spring are always a great combination; when we talk about Seville, we hit the jackpot! One of the country's largest ports, Seville is a melting pot of culture, arts, and the financial center of southern Spain.

Seville in spring is a breathtaking sight. The city awakens from its winter slumber, and colors and smells flood every corner. The intense tourist traffic has not yet begun, so the spring period is the best choice for carefree walks under the Spanish sun. Parks and gardens, such as Parque de María Luisa, are filled with blooming flowers, and the smell of oranges in the air is intoxicating. Spring is the ideal time to explore the city's historic attractions, such as the Alcázar, the Cathedral, and the Giralda, without the long lines and heat of summer.

Additionally, spring is the festival season in Seville. The Feria de Abril is one of Spain's most famous and impressive festivals, with dancing, music, food, and drink. The locals wear traditional costumes, and the city turns into one huge party. Semana Santa, Holy Week, is also an important celebration in Seville, with impressive processions and religious ceremonies that blend perfectly with the city's beauty.