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Romantic Places is a travel blog but more specifically it is a collection of the most romantic places in the world... anything from the urban streets of your city to an obscure island thousands of miles away. We'd love to hear your most romantic place.
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They say this castle was the inspiration for the castle in Disney’s, “Sleeping Beauty”, a modern day benchmark for romance. Nestled in a picturesque setting amongst rolling hills and the alps this castle is out of a fairy tale. It starts with a beautiful, somewhat strenuous hike up to the castle (you can also take a bus or horse buggy for the real romantics out there). Unfortunately you can only see it by guided tour but it’s still a sight to see - The castle is ornate but the best part about it is the views, they are breath taking. This is undoubtedly a romantic little trip.

There’s just something magical and romantic about being surrounded by the beauty of the natural world. Whether you’re an experienced hiker/camper or a novice this is a special place to visit. Filled with wildlife and fantastic mountain views one can’t help but be swept away here. You can camp on your own or rent cabins (with great views of the park) or even do day trips, ‘Camp Denali’ was where we rented cabins from. Wander this majestic land, cycle, make camp-fires, star gaze, take pictures… this is just a great place to be.

Kitzbühel is a huge region for skiing in Austria, but as you can see it is simply a gorgeous area year round. The beauty here is breathtaking. You can plan so many romantic getaways in this place from skiing to hiking to mountain biking or on a more mellow note you can wander the area, take pictures, dine and one of the countless restaurants/cafes. This is just a really lovely area - a great romantic spot.
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The strip of beach has an incredible view of the sunsets, each night just as beautiful as the one before. People surf and paddle board until the sun dips below the horizon as tourists gather along the surf to watch. All I really remember is the silence that was interrupted the odd time by the crashing waves. If you’re lucky, it’s also a great place to catch a glimpse of whales silhouetted against the orange sky.
What is more romantic then witnessing one of the natural wonders of the world with your loved one? The falls are stunning… the force of the water, the spray, the thunderous sound, the rainbows… Apparently they are more beautiful from the Zimbabwe side but you really should check the political situation we went from the Zambia side. You will find guides offering to take you to the Devil’s Pool, take them up on this! It is a pool at the top of the falls where you can practically swim to the edge protected by a natural stone wall. It’s exciting and worth it. The hike to the pool itself has plenty of beautiful vistas it’s a trip that is really special to share with a loved one.
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This is about as classic island as it comes. Tucked away in the Caribbean this island has a history of pirates and buried treasure. Romance comes easy here amongst the white sandy beaches and clear turquoise water. There are horse to ride and a fantastic underwater world to explore (there are reefs and diving here), scuba, snorkeling or kayaking are made for this place.. Or you can choose to laze around with your loved one and do nothing. Avoid all inclusive packages where your meals are included - the best food we found was from independent businesses, not our hotel.

Mostar is a picturesque town nestled along the Neretva river. It is a place of beautiful old architecture and winding roads. It is the perfect spot to wander the day away with your loved one taking in this ‘other-worldly’ place, stopping at a sidewalk cafe for a snack and a drink. The Stari Most (Ottoman bridge pictured below) is the most popular tourist destination here but there are also markets and nearby nature reserves and a huge cave. There is something so ancient and magical about the old town, super romantic.
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Mosel Valley is a river valley part of which runs through Germany. The valley is speckled with picturesque towns… Cochem and it’s upstream neighbor Beilstein, are two of the towns. Cochem is more bustling and touristy and Beilstein more quiet (without grocery stores or ATMS - at least when we were there). You can bike between the towns, they are only 7 miles apart. Both of these places are picturesque, perhaps Beilstein moreso. They are places of hiking and bike rides and river boats. They are towns of castles, fabulous architecture, wineries and winding cobblestone streets. It is very romantic to spend the day together in such beautiful surroundings where wine and beer flow so freely and the views are free and plentiful.
Heaven Lake is a crater lake in China on the border of China and North Korea. This lake nestled amongst a stunning mountain range is visually fabulous and makes for a great romantic, active getaway. Grab your sweetie and hike the trails or go on horseback. There is overnight accommodation in canvas yurts (there were also high-end hotels in the area). It is rumored that this lake is home to the Lake Tianchi Monster which apparently takes the form of a buffalo with fins that lives in the lake so… watch out!
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Halifax is a gorgeous city on the Atlantic cost of Canada, in one of the country’s most beautiful provinces. The city abounds in culture, heritage, and good food. Even if you’re not a fan of seafood, you’ll find something to love! Halifax is a city of laidback people, cosy pubs, and historical and quaint architecture, while at the same time being a modern destination for outdoorsy tourists. Grab Cow’s brand ice cream while walking along the harbour boardwalk, or stroll hand-in-hand through the gardens, or dine aboard a floating restaurant - there’s a lot for lovers to do! Exploring the star-shaped Citadel is an absolute must, as is visiting the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and Pier 21 (Canada’s Ellis Island). Closeby to Halifax are many other delightful places, including the famous lighthouse at Peggy’s cove, and the seaside town of Lunenburg, where the Bluenose schooner was built. Halifax is a charming city within a charming country, and a great introduction to the wonders of the Maritimes!
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