The Best Locations For A Romantic Valentine’s Day Getaway

Do you need some alone time? Not just for you, but with that someone special in your life? Then it might be time to start planning your next romantic getaway. This time together will not only give you a much-needed change of scenery, but also a fresh start that will strengthen your bond. So, if you need some inspiration for a romantic Valentine’s Day getaway, then the following cities may be right for you. They have that special spark that you might be looking for.

Isle of Skye, Scotland

Located in north-west Scotland, the Isle of Skye boasts some of the most majestic scenery in Europe. Perfectly secluded, it is the ideal romantic getaway for couples looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the cities. You will fall in love with Skye’s lochs, peaks, wild paths and misty mornings. After your afternoon excursions, you and your partner can have some time to yourselves and stay in one of Skye’s many cozy bed and breakfasts. This makes it perfect for a romantic Valentine’s Day getaway.

Quebec City, Canada

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We tend to overlook the city of Quebec in favor of its more modern neighbor, Montreal, but it’s the perfect winter wonderland for couples looking for a romantic Valentine’s Day getaway. Stroll through the historic streets of Old Quebec and later admire views of the St. Lawrence River from the Remparts. Do you want to do winter sports? Then visit the Village Vacances Valcartier, where you and your loved one can enjoy whitewater tubing and other exciting outdoor activities.

Rome, Italy

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Often featured in Hollywood movies (remember Audrey Hepburn?), it is quite literally the epicenter of romance. Visit smaller landmarks like the Trevi Fountain during your Valentine’s Day getaway before venturing into historical-monumental destinations like the Colosseum. Between coffee breaks, be sure to try the delicious Roman cuisine before you leave.

Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh has won the hearts of many couples from all over the world. The rolling countryside and stunning panoramic views from Edinburgh Castle are reasons enough not to miss the city. After a stroll through the New Town, you can escape the noise and visit Portobello while strolling hand in hand along the sandy beaches. In the evening, go to one of Tollcross’s many bars and pubs for a romantic dinner and to try some of the best whiskeys from the area. There is never a dull moment in such a vibrant city.

Bruges, Belgium

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In the so-called Venice of the North you can spend a magical and wintry Valentine’s Day. This pleasantly compact city for lovers will captivate you with its cobbled streets and small bridges that will take you from one neighborhood to the next. If you want to further your cultural education, you should visit the Basilica of the Holy Blood before ending the afternoon with a tour of one of the many renowned local breweries.

Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Iceland

If you want to rekindle your love of nature with your partner, you should plan a visit to the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in Iceland. It is known for its abundance of wildlife and magnificent coastal views. You lovebirds are about to experience an adventure that will bring you even closer together. For foodies, it’s worth popping into local restaurants. Remember, you’re in the heart of a fishing district. 

Stonehenge, England

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This mysterious and fascinating site, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, is located north of Salisbury in the southernmost part of England. Spark your love for archaeological finds and take an exclusive tour of one of the oldest wonders of the world! You and your favorite person will not be disappointed!

New Orleans, United States

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New Orleans manages to balance the act between musical flair and vibrant culture. This city is also the perfect getaway for couples looking to escape the winter chills. Get inspired by the French District’s authentic music scene on your Valentine’s Day getaway while enjoying the city’s Creole cuisine. As the saying goes: Laissez le bon temps rouler.

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