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Travel isn’t really a thing on the menu right now, but one day, travel will return. And when that happens, we think domestic travel is likely to come back first. So if you’re missing Europe right now, when it is safe to domestically travel again, here are the top US destinations that look like Europe!
From charming Danish villages to sprawling fjords, these are the top ten places in the country that resemble European destinations. No passport needed.
What places do you love in the US that look like Europe? Let us know in the comments or message us on Instagram @worldwidehoneymoon, on Twitter @wwhoneymoon, or email [email protected]
Table of Contents
Time Stamps US Destinations That Look Like Europe:
- 0:16- Intro
- 0:33- Updates/chat
- 3:34- Highlight of the week
- 5:34- Topic intro
- 7:27- #1 of the US Destinations That Look Like Europe: Skagit Valley, Washington resembles Lisse, The Netherlands
- 9:05- #2: Ketchikan, Alaska looks like the fjords of Norway
- 11:36- #3: Solvang, California looks like a Danish village
- 13:51- #4: The Hawaiian islands look like the Azores
- 15:38- #5: Vail, Colorado is the perfect alpine village
- 18:33- #6: New Glarus, Wisconsin is “America’s Little Switzerland”
- 20:25- #7: Epcot has Europe in one place
- 22:58- #8: Helen, Georgia is a slice of Bavaria
- 24:33- #9: Tarpon Springs, Florida is like the Greek islands
- 25:58- #10 of the US Destinations that look like Europe: Santa Barbara, California looks like the French Riviera
- 27:13- Wrap up
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Kat is the founder and author of the World Wide Honeymoon blog. She has traveled to 39 countries spanning 5 continents to find the most romantic, unique, and fun places for couples to enjoy time together. She creates in-depth itineraries, honeymoon guides, packing lists, and even travel budget guides (Kat’s a former accountant!). Kat has been blogging since 2017, giving honest opinions and tips from her experiences while traveling. Aside from this blog, she runs a podcast with her husband, Chris, called the World Wide Honeymoon Travel Podcast and a travel blog dedicated to France called France Voyager.