Where is the best place to travel in Europe in July?

I spent a month and a half in Georgia, of which I spent more than 15 days in Mestia, and I went to most of the places mentioned by Lonely Planet. Traveling in Georgia is easy, the English penetration rate is much higher than that of Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and you can even meet European and American friends who are extremely fluent in English when hiking in Mestia.

Why doesn't anyone choose the Nordics? Norway, isn't it good.

In the summer, many Europeans choose to spend their holidays on nearby islands, such as Cyprus and Ibiza in Spain, Corsica in France, Sicily and Sardinia in Italy, and Corfu in Greece. One of my favourites is Malta, the heart of the Mediterranean. The first sight I saw at Malta airport made me fall in love with the country.

The capital of Malta is Valletta, and the entire city is a World Heritage Site.

Dubrovnik is the most famous tourist city in Croatia, Dubrovnik is an overseas enclave of Croatia, the city is not within the territory of Croatia and does not border Croatia, but with Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dubrovnik is another, more important filming location for the show, which is the prototype of King's Landing. I think I've been to some places, but I still sigh "it can't be more beautiful than this" countless times.

Croatia, arguably the best season on the Adriatic Riviera. The weather is clear, the wind is smooth, the temperature is not high or low, and the sun is very sunny but not very sunny. Split's waterfront has a main street where many tourists and locals alike face the sea and bask in the sun.

The café by the sea is a leisurely afternoon. Even though it's a major tourist area, prices are very low compared to most of Western Europe.

I also traveled to Europe in July last year, so I recommend France, Germany, Switzerland or Northern Europe, mainly because of the favorable climate. Spain, Portugal and Italy are not recommended, and the temperature in July and August is basically over 40, which seriously affects the mood. However, July is the peak tourist season in Europe, and the major attractions are full of tourists, and it is difficult to take a scenic photo of no one, so you can consider arranging less time in big cities and staying in niche cities for a few more days, the scenery is also beautiful.

If you want to come to Europe in July, you can try to see lavender in Valençolle, which I went there on my honeymoon. The quality of lavender in Provence, France is the highest in the world. The vast fields and plains of Valensole are the base camp of Provençal lavender cultivation, the birthplace of lavender, and the largest area of Provençal lavender cultivation on land.

It is the best place to see lavender in Provence, and it is also the lavender field spot for the film and television drama "See a Dream Again".

During the summer months in Europe, you can enjoy some warm weather. Southern countries such as Spain, Italy and Greece (as well as southern France) tend to have higher temperatures than central and northern Europe, where summer temperatures can be above 35 degrees and not elsewhere. But in any case, summer temperatures in Europe are much better than at home, and you hardly need air conditioning.

After visiting Iceland, I thought that I would not be easily impressed by other natural scenery. But this place conquered me with its own character. There are no entrance fees, no national parks, the whole island is a "playground" of nature, as long as you pack your bags and rely on your legs, you can measure the whole of Faro.

It is a paradise-like exotic place, so it has been named "the most beautiful archipelago in the world" by National Geographic, which is like Iceland, Norway, and the flavor of the Scottish Highlands, a three-in-one beauty.

The peak tourist season in Europe occurs twice a year, one in summer and one in winter. The hottest month of 6 August, especially August, is the time when the most tourists. Visiting traditional summer resorts (such as Greece) in winter is cheap, but not as good as in high season.

This is even more common in northern regions such as Scotland and Scandinavia, where seasonal services stop when it's snowy. Therefore, it is more suitable to travel in some transitional periods such as the end of May or early June and the beginning of September.

Europe is a multi-ethnic continent with many major festivals, so you may want to travel to Europe during the holidays, and in most countries, people celebrate major religious holidays on the streets, such as Christmas, Easter and various carnivals. There are also pagan festivals, saints' festivals, and harvest festivals, which turn sleepy villages into joyful dance grounds.

It is possible to go to Europe in July, but July is the peak season and the cost may not be cheap.

1.In Europe, July and August are the peak season for tourism, and there is more atmosphere;

2.July and August also happen to be the summer vacation in China or the time of the year is not too busy, you can consider it;

3.This season happens to be full of flowers and plants are blooming better, for example, you can go to Provence to see lavender or something, they are all very seasonal;

4.There are many festivals in July and August abroad, such as Independence Day and the like, and there are celebration ceremonies and the like, all of which are worth feeling.

1. Sri Lanka: It has a tropical monsoon climate. Temperatures are higher in coastal areas than in mountainous areas, with average highs of over 30 degrees Celsius, while average highs in mountainous areas are around 26 degrees Celsius.

There are no four seasons in Sri Lanka, except for the rainy season and the dry season, which runs from May to August and November to February. Winter in the Northern Hemisphere, from December to March, especially around Christmas, is the peak tourist season in Sri Lanka, and a large number of European tourists come here to spend the winter. The other peak tourist season is from July to August, during the local Buddha Tooth Relic Festival.

2. Hokkaido: In summer, from June to August, Hokkaido's lavender is in full bloom, and Furano is a world-renowned lavender producing area. From early July to late August every year, the slopes and plains become a sea of purple flowers, and it is known as the "Provence of the East".

In addition, the rolling hills of Biei are filled with splendid flowers, attracting many tourists from Japan and abroad.

3. France: Provence is located in the southern part of France, a romantic country, and has the reputation of the city of knights in Europe, which attracts many tourists from all over the world to see its style.