If you are looking for a place that truly captures the quiet rest of the countryside, Derbyshire, England should be your next destination. This region of the English countryside is lush and green and is also home to the beautiful Peak District.
The Peak District is a National Park that is known for its incredible valleys, moors, rivers, and wildlife. Derbyshire is the perfect place for those looking to find solace in nature or to step inside the pages of their favorite Jane Austen novel.
Lofoten, Norway
People often associate islands with warmer climates, but northern countries can have them too. Depending on what time of year it is, these islands located in northern, Norway, can look like tropical islands at first glance.
Lofoten, which has a rich, Viking history, is a combination of charming fishing villages, epic fjords, and hills, and even beaches filled with sand. Be sure to bring your camera and get ready to capture some of the most beautiful scenery that you may ever see.
Glencoe, Scotland
Located in Western Scotland, Glencoe represents the heart of the majestic, Scottish highlands. Movie fans may recognize the brooding scenery from films like "Skyfall" and "Harry Potter."
Glencoe allows you to see Scotland in its rugged, unpolished beauty with its hiking trails and there are a handful of accommodations in the area. But, if you really want to up your adventure, there are also designated camping spots for those who want to be closer to nature.
Muscat, Oman
Muscat, Oman may not be on the top of many travel wish lists, but it really should be! This underrated city is filled with natural beauty. Though many people may consider Dubai to be the top, glamorous, Middle Eastern location, Muscat has been considered the more authentic experience.
Along with its beautiful scenery and architecture, there are a variety of markets to explore that reflect the local, Omani heritage as well as the locals themselves, who will give you a taste of Middle Eastern hospitality. In the end, you’ll most appreciate Oman for being far less commercialized (and even Westernized) than Dubai.
Tel Aviv, Israel
Part ancient history, part modern metropolis, you’ll fall in love with this Israeli city for its diversity. Tel Aviv allows its residents and visitors many scenic options; whether you want to relax along the Mediterranean Sea, have a drink at a trendy nightclub.
Try some international cuisine at a restaurant downtown, or explore the Bauhaus architecture peppered throughout the neighborhoods. There are many sides to Tel Aviv which is probably why it attracts people from all over the world.