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10 places you should visit in Europe this year, according to Lonely Planet

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While Europe has long been a popular travel destination, it still has plenty of hidden gems to be explored. 

Lonely Planet recently released its Best in Europe list, which highlights the top 10 European destinations travelers should visit in 2016. 

The list, which was selected by Lonely Planet's travel experts, includes a mix of destinations that are currently trending, hidden gems that are set to become travel hot spots, and longtime favorites that are offering new experiences for travelers.

From the majestic Dordogne region of France to Greece's oft-overlooked Peloponnese region, here are 10 European destinations to put on your travel radar this year. 

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10. Northern Dalmatia in Croatia is ideal for nature lovers, with a breathtaking scenery that includes the Velebit mountain range and many dramatic waterfalls. Along the coast, you'll find beautifully-preserved medieval towns, while there are various islands with villages and coves to discover.



9. Texel is the largest of the Dutch Wadden Sea Islands in the Netherlands. Still a relatively under-the-radar destination, Texel has a variety of wildlife reserves, villages, and deserted beaches to enjoy. Travelers can take part in everything from boat cruises and skydiving to summer festivals.



8. While Tenerife, the largest of Spain's Canary Islands, does draw in crowds who stay at its all-inclusive resorts, its eastern coast is much less explored. Here, visitors will come across tranquil fishing villages, beach towns, and a low-key atmosphere where they can interact with locals.



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