Solo Travel in Europe

‘The city of spas’, Hungary’s capital is a must for solo travellers heading to Europe. The city sits along the Danube river and is actually made up of two different parts (Buda and Pest). A highlight includes visiting the famous thermal baths. Bask in the indoor and outdoor pools watching the world go by. 

Discover the capital of Lithuania, charming Vilnius, with its medieval Old Town which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire a combination of Gothic and Baroque architecuture including St Anne’s Church. It is the perfect solo city break idea for travellers who love history.

Tallinn is the beautiful capital of Estonia which is another great city for single travellers looking for something different on their Europe adventure. It has a fantastic historic centre, one of the most-preserved in Europe with cobbled streets as well the hill of Toompea which offers beautiful views. If you like a to relax in a cafe, Tallinn has many especially within the charming Old Town. Visit in the summer and head to the coastline which offers sandy beaches to enjoy. 

Croatia has become a mecca for people visiting Europe on a solo holiday. Dubrovnik is beautiful, albeit busy during the summer months. Walk along the historic walls to admire the views of the city before settling down for lunch at one of the many coastal restaurants along the Adriatic Sea. Alternatively, take a walking trip to the nearby Elephiti Islands on our Walking Croatian Islands tour. 

Affordable, lively and historic, Prague is an ideal destination for single travellers on a budget. Admire the fairy-tale turrets of Hradcany Castle, admire the iconic Charles Bridge and explore the cobbled Old Town. Prague is famous for its fantastic selection of beer so make sure you sample a couple in one of the many bars in the city.

Istanbul is often mistaken as the capital of Turkey however this is not the case, that would be Ankara! Nevertheless Istanbul is a fascinating city, dating back as far as the Roman Empire and it's a perfect destination for solo travellers to visit on a group tour. Get lost in the baazars and visit the Hagia Sophie for its Byzantine architecture. 

Often known as the Venice of the North, St Petersburg cannot be missed for solo travellers visiting Russia. Visit the Hermitage Museum to view the incredible collection of over 3 million pieces from art to jewel-encrusted treasures. Visit the Faberge Museum with its collection of famous eggs which once belonged to the Russian Tsars. The city is also home to many restaurants and is perfect for solo travellers wanting a cultural holiday experience. 

The charming walled city of Kotor is a postcard-perfect stop when visiting Montenegro on a singles holiday in Europe. It is located within a deep fjord, the cliffs of which provide a stunning backdrop. Admire the views from the waterfront or wander the cobbled Medieval alleyways of Stari Grad, the Old Town which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you fancy getting active, climb the fort of Sveti Ian, located above the city on the cliffs.