There are two types of travelers; the first ones are those who like the idea of traveling with friends and families as it creates irreplaceable adventures and unforgettable memories; and the second those who would rather want to travel alone and survive in a foreign place without having to think about the others but themselves.
However, traveling alone is not only to avoid getting stressed out about other travelers. There are just some who tend to travel alone to have some peace and quiet time for themselves, and there are perfect travel destinations for those who like to travel solo. Here are the best cities to explore in Europe for solo travelers:
Czech Republic's capital city of Prague. The city is not that big and all the great attractions are just a few steps away from each other. From Old Town, down to Prague's castle and Petřín funicular, a hilltop where a traveler can take a deep breath, and look deep into the majestic view of the city. To Gothic cathedrals, Baroque churches, and Renaissance palaces, they're all just a walking distance away. Good for solo travelers who plans on exploring by foot.
London, one of the most famous cities in Europe, is filled with nice people and fun interesting activities. A great city convenient for people who likes to explore alone, as it's very easy to navigate transportations and go from places to places without getting lost. (It's okay to get lost, though. Getting lost means adventure!) London is also perfect for Harry Potter lovers as the Levensden's Warner Bros. Studio is located in the city where there is a Harry Potter Tour.
Reykjavik, the capital city of Iceland. Since Iceland is known to be the most peaceful country in Europe, it is also a perfect getaway for people who seek to have some time for themselves and peace. The city is quite pricey but it's definitely worth the visit. However, there are companies that offer free city walking tours, which is a good deal already. Check out the new and hottest restaurants opening in London this year on Travelers Today.
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