August is the most popular month for Europe to travel. It’s amazing how many people travel to August every year. Check out our list of top European places to visit in august to see why.
Ireland
You can escape the summer crowds by heading to Liscannor in Ireland. You can find a stunning cottage to rent from Airbnb, which is just a few minutes from the Cliffs of Moher. This cottage, which dates back over 200 years, is surrounded by fields of flowers and Irish farmland. You can fit your family in the cottage’s multiple bedrooms. And it even has goats! We were even given a box of cereal by the host to feed the goats!
Pack some food and a blanket for a picnic. Bring a camera. You can then walk along the private trail that leads to the cliffs. You may find yourself with them all to yourselves. As soon as you turn the corner and hear the waves crash, you will find a place to set up your picnic. You will be able to see one of the most stunning sites you have ever seen. The stunning Irish Cliffs of Moher at sunset…all by yourself
France
This island, a lesser-known tourist spot, is just as charming as it is romantic. Corsica, a French island that is relaxed and friendly has made it to our top ten list of European destinations to visit in August. It’s part European getaway, part tropical honeymoon.
You can enjoy a charming Corsica experience by driving your Ajaccio car from the mountains to the coast, passing through small villages and grazing cattle. You can explore the island’s many walking trails in a matter of hours or even weeks. You can also stop by Les Roches Bleues for delicious French and Italian food.
Georgia
Even though more and more tourists visit Tbilisi every year, the capital of Georgia remains relatively hidden. It is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. A true East meets West point. You should see it before mass tourism realizes how amazing this place is.
Tbilisi is a city with so many attractions that you will be occupied for at least two days. You should explore Old Tbilisi, and take the time to look at the details of the old houses. They are an excellent example of art nouveau architecture. You shouldn’t be afraid of going into the yards and staircases, as they contain some amazing treasures. Admire Rustaveli Avenue and take the cable car up to Narikala Fortress for a view of the city. You can also visit the old churches.
The food is also a big deal in Georgia. Each meal becomes a little celebration. Hotel Flower is the best choice for a stay in Old Tbilisi. It offers a stunning view of the city and is the ideal place to stay.
Scotland
The Scottish city of Edinburgh is a great place to escape the summer heat while still being in one of Europe’s most attractive destinations. August is a busy month in Edinburgh, with many festivals forming the Edinburgh Festival.
The city’s largest arts festival is said to bring in more than a million people each year, and it brings life to the streets. This lively city was added to our list as one of the top places to visit in Europe in August. You should also check out the Scotland travel guide before your departure for information on Scotland’s weather and driving tips.
Before you visit any of these countries, take a look at new travel regulations.
Spain
Bunol, near Valencia, is known for hosting the largest food fight in the world. It is also home to the world’s most famous food fight. La Tomatina begins in the main square, with breakfast provided for all. Some brave souls attempt to climb a soapy pole and grab the ham suspended from the top. At 11 a.m., a truckload full of tomatoes is brought into the square. The fight starts. Everyone is eventually hosed down after the last tomato is thrown. The mayor assures everyone that the tomatoes are safe for human consumption.
It is great fun to throw tomatoes but Bunol is worth the trip outside of Tomatina. A 13-century castle, picturesque squares, parks, and mountainous surroundings are all worth the trip.
