Learn about 10 of the best tourist destinations in Eastern Europe

ArabiaWeather.com - Ismail Qasimi - For many years, Eastern Europe represented the undiscovered half of the continent due to several historical matters that have changed dramatically today and become a variety of the best places in the world to visit in a way that combines two or more countries or focuses on one country, and here we have Ten of the most beautiful tourist places in Eastern Europe.

Julian Alps, Slovenia

The Julian Alps form a stunning landscape on the border with Italy in northwestern Slovenia. Triglav National Park includes most of the Alps located within Slovenia, and its most important features are Mount Triglav and the Vršić Pass, one of the favorite tourist places within the park.

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

In the 1990s Sarajevo was on the brink of annihilation, but today it has become a vibrant capital of intimate human life, a scene where East meets West, and this is what made it a favorite summer destination for many Europeans and Arab tourists.

Melliet Island, Croatia

Perhaps the most seductive of all the islands of the Adriatic Sea, forests cover more than 72% of the island and the rest of the area is formed by fields and small villages, a wonderful space for walking, cycling and boating.

Orihull Vichy , Moldova

It is a complex that includes the Orheul Vichy Monastery, carved into a massive limestone cliff and excavated by Orthodox monks in the 13th century. Its location in this remote wild and rocky region undoubtedly made it one of the most beautiful sights in Moldova.

Tallinn, Estonia

The city mixes medieval and modern buildings, a nice mix of old church towers and shiny skyscrapers, public squares and bike paths to beaches and forests, with a little flavor of the Soviet period atmosphere as well.

Loket, Czech Republic

Its name means 'elbow'. It is located in a magical natural place at the bend of the Uhr River, where the valley surrounds it on all sides like a peninsula. A wonderful little town to explore with its 12th-century Gothic castle and many nicely lined buildings.

Torun, Poland

The old city is characterized by Gothic architecture, and the first thing that attracts attention in the city of Toruń, south of Gdansk, is the immensity of the red-brick churches, in addition to the presence of a number of castles and fortresses with the same architecture.

Jedar, Slovakia

Gedyar is adorned with a long and narrow series of decorated wooden houses. It is the only mountain settlement inhabited since the 16th century. Most sections of the village are protected historic sites, including the Beit Jedyar Museum.

Riga, Latvia

The Latvian capital has the largest and most impressive collection of Art Nouveau architecture in Europe. Kraugels and statues decorate more than 750 buildings along its stately streets, while the Old Town has too many lanes to get lost in.

Minsk, Belarus

Minsk surprises every visitor, with Wi-Fi in every café and restaurant, and art galleries vying for everyone's attention terribly, and while there are a few traditional places, there are countless places from the Soviet era.