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Valentine’s Day is a special day when you want to make your partner feel very special. You can do this by giving gifts or treats, or do things that will make them feel loved and happy.
Gifting your partner a trip to the most romantic places in Europe could be a great option especially after the long lockdown period. In fact, people have already started planning and travelling to places to celebrate Valentine’s Day 2022.
You can go to classic romantic cities like Paris, Venice, London or surprise your sweetheart with a more original and authentic romantic getaway like – Prague, or have a great time exploring the charming cities in Poland or declare your love walking along the scenic countryside of Austria.
Here is our list of the most romantic and safest places to go for Valentine’s Day in Europe.
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Paris, France
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London, UK
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Vienna, Austria
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Hallstatt, Austria
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Venice, Italy
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Berlin, Germany
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Gdansk and Sopot, Poland
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Warsaw, Poland
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Prague, Czech Republic
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Bruges, Belgium
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Copenhagen, Denmark
1. Paris
The ambiance in Paris is perfect for romance which is often depicted in movies. That’s why so many people from around the world come here to propose to their partners. Furthermore, Paris provides an amazing variety of cuisines and fabulous hotels, so you have everything to please your loved one.
Some of the best things to do in Paris on Valentine’s Day – admire the Eiffel Tower with your lover. Walk along the banks of river Seine together, it’s rather quiet in February, so you won’t be disturbed, you can also take a cruise on the Seine too.
And if you’re looking for a charming place to discover then head to Montmartre with your partner, it’s a little village that is highly picturesque and romantic.
However, if you prefer lesser crowds and want to spend peaceful moments, you’ll still be spoilt for choices in Paris as there are plenty of cosy, secluded restaurants, bars and cafes where you can taste fine wines and enjoy the most romantic moments of your life.
2. London
London is high on the list of the most romantic places in Europe with loads of fun things to do for couples. If the weather is sunny, take a scenic stroll along the banks of River Thames that takes you past iconic landmarks and buildings.
Or head up to London’s highest public garden – Sky Garden and spend time in the green oasis while taking in beautiful views of London’s skyline.
The city is famous for its theatre scene and every night there are many plays and musicals in the West End where you can have a great time with your partner. And if you’re a fan of live music, then head over to one of the jazz clubs that dot the city.
The city offers a wide range of places to eat and drink and you’ll certainly be spoilt for choices. There are plenty of expensive and beautifully decorated romantic bars in the city and even if you’re on a budget you’ll still find a cosy and historical old pub.
Finally, enjoy spectacular views over the city with the iconic London Eye. Book your own private capsule and admire the spectacular views in a more intimate atmosphere. And if you propose to your sweetheart on a private London Eye ride, you’re bound to not be turned down.
3. Vienna
Vienna is the perfect holiday destination for couples this Valentine’s Day 2022. There’s a lot to do in this magical city – Hold your lover’s hand and stroll through the beautiful Schonbrunn Palace or the impressive Hofburg Palace and see how the royalty once lived.
After the royal experience, have fun at Prater – don’t miss a ride in one of the most beautiful ferris wheels in the world. For some more activity, visit Vienna City Hall, which transforms into an ice-skating rink in winter. Later, enjoy a romantic dinner in one of the numerous restaurants in Vienna or go to the opera or attend a Viennese ball.
Finally, take a long winding walk or a horse-drawn carriage ride with your partner – this should be a perfect end to a romantic evening in one of Europe’s most romantic cities.
Skip-the-line to the Schonbrunn Palace on this tour.
4. Hallstatt
A small and ancient village of Hallstatt is easily one of Europe’s top most romantic destinations. It’s located right on the edge of Lake Hallstättersee, which is spectacular all year round, especially in winter.
In recent years this quaint little town has become one of Austria’s most recognizable holiday spots. Couples visiting during Valentine’s Day can be assured of a snowy season, making for some incredible photo opportunities and a really romantic atmosphere.
Although Hallstatt is not really big, there is plenty to see and do for couples in two days. This includes exploring the cute boutique stores that fill the streets, heading out on the river, and walking up to five Fingers point. From up there, lovers will enjoy panoramic views of not just Hallstatt, but also the surrounding mountains.
There are plenty of pleasant hotels to stay in and ample restaurants to dine in. In fact, your journey to Hallstatt will be equally memorable as you’ll admire the beauty of nature, mountains, and lakes along the way.
Explore Hallstatt along with other destinations on this tour.
5. Venice
Venice has an irresistible charm! It’s a city you must visit while in Europe, and if you’re here around Valentine’s Day, then you’ll certainly have a great time.
As a couple, spend some time walking through the narrow streets where the charming Casanova once walked. Take a romantic gondola ride in the canals of Venice and admire the baroque and Renaissance buildings all around and later enjoy the bright sunset on the banks of the Venetian lagoon.
If you have some time in hand then explore other tourist’s attractions like the ancient Ponte Rialto Bridge, Piazza di San Marco, the Church of Santa Maria Della Salute and other magnificent places. Whatever you do, don’t forget to taste some of the best wine and enjoy a great dinner at one of the numerous restaurants in Venice.
Moreover, in February the famous Venetian carnival takes place in Venice. In 2022, the carnival will be held between 12th February – 1st March and every year the carnival has its own special theme. As night falls, listen to some romantic music – Venice is the perfect Valentine’s Day destination in Europe for lovers.
6. Amsterdam
Amsterdam is one of the most romantic places in Europe you should visit with your loved one. Well, for starters, the city is charming, old, and filled with gorgeous canals. It’s one of those cities where you can wander around aimlessly and is charming at night as it is during the day.
With a huge network of canals, lit-up bridges and swans everywhere, the city offers an intimate atmosphere and a perfect setting for your Valentine’s Day. It’s home to several attractions to see and activities to do – all within walking distance of each other. This gives you the perfect opportunity to stroll romantically for days upon end.
Better yet, the city is home to a few Michelin starred restaurants which will surely impress your Valentine. You can check out Rijks Restaurant at the Rijksmuseum, or dine over the water of the Ij at MOS. And for something extra special, unwind at one of the spa and wellness centres and enjoy moments of complete relaxation on Valentine’s Day.
Discover the best of Amsterdam on this tour.
7. Berlin
Berlin is an ideal place for couples looking to rekindle their romance. Lovers can enjoy long relaxing strolls in the beautiful city, especially in the evening when all the iconic buildings are lit up. The famous Brandenburg Gate stands out, not only for its majestic beauty but because it is a symbol of reunification.
Couples can indulge in various other romantic experiences in Berlin like – spending an afternoon at the Liquidrom Spa with underwater music playing, along with the therapeutic colour and lighting effects, creating an atmosphere of complete tranquillity. Or dining out at the Fernsehturm TV Tower – the highest restaurant in Germany.
Shopping on Valentine’s Day is a special occasion – you might want to head over to the world-famous KaDeWe to purchase a special gift for your loved one. Or take a boat ride on the Spree River and explore the city from the water. Later, treat your loved one to the State Opera (Staatsoper), Berlin’s premier destination for opera, musicals and ballet.
From relaxing strolls, sightseeing and entertainment, to a romantic dinner, you’ll find Berlin has quite a bit to offer couples on Valentine’s Day.
Discover Berlin in this private walking tour.
8. Gdansk and Sopot
Do you fancy a place that is different and very affordable for Valentine’s Day? Then head off to one of the most romantic places on the Baltic Coast in Poland – Gdansk.
Its Old Town is one of the prettiest and best maintained Old Towns in Europe and is perfect for romantic walks. The best part of being in Old Town is everything is within walking distance and there are several historic buildings in this area.
Here you’ll find: Churches of St. John, Nicholas and Bridget; St. Mary’s Basilica, Golden, Green and Upland Gates; famous Neptune Fountain, Main Town Hall, Great Armoury, Artus Court, St. George Brotherhood Mansion; Torture House with Amber Museum; Crane, Market Hall, and many more historical attractions.
The city is known for its handicraft and amber. Gift your partner gorgeous Amber jewellery along with a visit to one of the best spas & wellness centres in the city.
There are also numerous restaurants within the area perfect for a romantic dinner. But the jewel in the crown of a romantic evening is a trip on the AmberSky Ferris Wheel.
And if you’re looking for a romantic holiday by the sea, book your stay in Sopot, a seaside resort located at a 20-minute drive from Gdansk. You can combine the two destinations with three days in Gdansk and three days in Sopot for a romantic city break in Europe.
Top rated tour: Top attractions of Gdansk in one day by car.
9. Warsaw
The Polish capital is an impressive fusion of old and new and exudes a romantic atmosphere, perfect for couples who are looking for an intimate Valentine’s Day holiday.
Spend some memorable moments with your partner as you stroll around Lazienki Park, a vast green oasis in the heart of Warsaw. Row a boat for your sweetheart or treat her to a nice delicious lunch at one of the restaurants at the park.
Visit the charming Wilanów Palace and gardens, and profess your love. The baroque castle is where one of the most famous Polish kings, Jan III Sobieski penned several romantic letters to his wife, Marysieńka. Later, treat your partner to chocolates at E. Wedel Chocolate Store, the best cafe in the city.
Go on a fascinating tour and discover all the secrets of Warsaw’s most iconic monument – Palace of Culture and Science. Explore the most beautiful rooms of this building and admire the city from the viewing terrace on the 30th floor.
After a wonderful day of sightseeing, drop in at one of the restaurants and bars that offer special meals and deals for the evening’s celebrations and there are also several interesting events taking place across the city at night. All in all, Warsaw has much to offer for couples and is indeed one the best places to go for Valentine’s Day.
Skip-the-line to the Wilanow Palace on this tour.
10. Prague
Discover romance in the twisty, cobblestone lanes of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.
In winter the city truly becomes a fairy-tale destination. Couples can wander around the streets of the Old Town and Prague Castle on a snowy evening, which means lesser crowds and only a magical atmosphere.
Prague is also called the ‘European Capital of Culture’, and couples can spend time admiring the city’s unique architecture, discover Czech culture, taste delicious local cuisines and try the famous Czech beer. It is home to museums, galleries with unique collections and several dozen theatres. Thus, if you like cultural experience, you can visit one of the local museums or theatres and then go to a restaurant for a romantic dinner.
If you don’t like crowds then head to Kampa – a secluded hideaway in the heart of Prague. The island is lined with beautiful parks, quaint alleys, medieval houses and dreamy restaurants that offer a perfect setting for a candlelit dinner.
Prague is surely one of the best Valentine’s Day ideas for couples as it’s full of colourful buildings, gorgeous bridges, and cobbled streets where you can endlessly walk arm-and-arm.
11. Bruges
Lovers will fall in love with Bruges at the first sight. Colorful houses, historic churches, narrow cobblestone alleyways, beautiful squares and a maze of canals make Bruges a picturesque destination.
Couples can experience the city in a romantic way by taking a canal boat or a horse-drawn carriage and admire the medieval sites. Later they can climb the Belfry tower and enjoy a breath-taking view of Bruges.
If visiting castles is more of your Valentine’s Day style – head to Castle Van Loppem, a neo-Gothic castle that will surely make you feel romantic.
Take a break from the walk and enjoy a cup of hot chocolate and a waffle in one of the many tea rooms around the city. Don’t forget to buy a box of chocolates from one of the local chocolatiers for your loved one.
Lastly, take a romantic stroll at night when the canals and docks are lit up and then head for a special dinner for two. The city is home to a few Michelin starred restaurants, adding more romantic credibility, and making it one of the best places to go for valentine’s day.
12. Copenhagen
Did you hear the everlasting tale of a mermaid who fell in love with a human? In Copenhagen, you will find the statue of the little mermaid awaiting her beloved prince on a rock by the Langelinie promenade.
Copenhagen is an often-overlooked European capital and is famous for its beautiful architecture, cutting-edge food scene and romantic attractions abound. In fact, it’s the perfect escape for a Valentine’s Day getaway in the cold north.
Lovers can take a scenic stroll in the afternoon along the Nyhavn canal. For art lovers, the city is full of brilliant museums like the New Carlsberg Glyptotek, the Danish Design Museum and the nearby Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. The stunning architecture of the city cannot be missed with world class buildings like the Black Diamond Royal Library and New Opera House.
Finally, check out the lavish castles, which are open to the public daily. Couples will feel like royalty while exploring the Rosenborg Castle. After a day of sightseeing, couples can enjoy an unrivalled culinary experience at one of the best restaurants in the city, which is famous for its impressive collection of the most Michelin Stars in all of Scandinavia.
Partying words,
There is no greater feeling than spending a romantic day with the person you love. So, on this Valentine’s Day 2022, take the big step and surprise your partner with a romantic trip abroad.
Choose one of our most romantic places in Europe and celebrate the best Valentine’s Day with your loved one. No matter what city you choose, you won’t be disappointed!!