You can get away from the hustle and the bustle of chasing the best things to do in BarcelonaTo climb (and to climb, and to climb) up one of the best restaurants in LisbonThe restorative powers of a sun-drenched European adventure are hard to deny. Although the new, buzzy openings at the top-tier hotels will continue to draw us in, sometimes it is better to venture off-grid.
Property Rental Platform HomeToGo have devised a methodology to uncover a handful of destinations that offer scenic views, fascinating attractions, fabulous food, and more—without the crowds. HomeToGo is a company that offers almost 7.5million holiday homes from over 19,500 partners. They have scoured its locations to discover the 2025 hidden gems. affordable alternatives To larger cities. The top 50 destinations do not appear in the top 5,000 searches for accommodation across HomeToGo’s European domains during summer 2025. This means there are still plenty of stylish addresses to be grabbed.
To calculate the scores, the team gave each destination a heat score and a under-the-radar, scenic score. You can find more information on HomeToGo’s methodology. here. From the wildest corners of Wales We’ve been to places like charming French communes, Greek cities and other destinations we never thought of before. These are some of the hidden gems that you can visit in Europe this summer.
This article was originally published in Condé Nast Traveller UK.
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10. Beaumaris, Wales, UK
Beaumaris on Anglesey is one of the most scenic towns in the world. This is a hidden gem in Europe, as anyone who has seen the lush, sweeping terrains and stunning beaches can attest.
9. Labeaume is a French word.
You’ll find the intriguing commune of Labeaume between the Beaume gorges in southern Ardèche. The ancient homes are replaced by medieval ones castles Panorama views await atop the valley peaks via mysterious caves. It has the second-best accommodation cost score, with the median nightly price per person for a holiday home just £32 (about $43).
