1. Lake Königssee, Bavaria, Germany


2. Misurina, Italy

3.Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia


4. Lake Gjende, Jotunheimen, Norway

This proglacial lake is 18 kilometers long and is surrounded by steep mountains. Its emerald hue is given by the alluvium brought by the Muru River, which is deposited on the bottom of the lake. Tourists benefit from several facilities in this park, which makes it extremely popular.
Jotunheimen National Park is just one of the fantastic sites in Norway. It has different hiking trails and opportunities to climb mountains.
5. Myvatn, Iceland

This one is a shallow lake near an active volcano called Krafla, which looks beautiful from above. Its shores have what would be called false craters – formations that formed when the water beneath the earth’s surface exploded.
During the summer, a marathon is organized around the lake, and it gathers both participants and spectators. Obviously, coming here, you can admire the extraordinary views.
6. Lake Piora, Ticino, Switzerland

7. Eye of the Sea, Poland


8. Ringedalsvatnet, Norway

The lake is located between the mountains, surrounded by very steep peaks. It is famous for its fascinating feature – Trolltunga, a stone that rises from the mountain parallel to the ground. You have the opportunity to visit two locations at once: the lake and the Trolltunga. This cliff offers an incredible view of the lake.
9. Lake Braies, Italy


10. Lake Annecy, France

Known as “the cleanest lake in Europe” due to environmental regulations and actions in the early 1960s, Lake Annecy is like the icing on the cake of the Haute-Savoie region. Surrounded by mountains, villages, and mountain towns, the lake enjoys beautiful views and a mild climate. Formed 18,000 years ago by melting glaciers, the lake is about 14 km long, about 3 km wide, and 82 m deep. Its location on the border between France, Switzerland, and Italy is also very interesting. To the north, just 40 km from Annecy, lies Geneva and the famous Lake Geneva or Leman, as it is known in the French half.
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Lake Como, Italy


Just 50 km from Milan, in the same region of Lombardy, in a historic setting with old but well-preserved buildings, lies the well-known Lake Como. The beauty of the landscape, the popularity of the area, and the access facilitated by the regional transport routes have made Lake Como a tourist attraction. So don’t be surprised by the crowds, especially in spring and summer. Many photography enthusiasts come here to enjoy this idyllic setting of the lake and the chic towns along with it. Starting with the representative city of the same name, Como, and smaller ones such as Brunate, Cernobbio, Laglio, Brienno, Lenno, or – at the opposite end – Bellagio.
Due to its position in the geographical area, more precisely, located in the north of the boot, just a few kilometers from the border with Switzerland, Lake Como gathers a lot of visitors. Eager to visit both the lake and cities such as Milan, Bergamo, Verona, or even Turin, tourists are also attracted by the many connections they can make with visiting the lake. Even Switzerland, with its beautiful mountainous areas in the south, becomes very attractive and accessible, being just a stone’s throw away, as we said. The famous mountain resort of Saint Moritz is just 100 km northeast of Lake Como.