For those looking to avoid overrun European hotspots, there are still some undiscovered destinations to explore.
A recent thread on Quora discussed some of the best destinations in Europe that remain mostly unknown.
The answers hit on a number of hidden gems, which we included in this list, along with some others that came from our own research.
From Denmark's Faroe Islands to one of Armenia's oldest monasteries, here are the places you can enjoy without hordes of other travelers.
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo is a city surrounded by the Olympic Mountains and rich in history (Franz Ferdinand was shot there, which started WWI.) A blend of east and west and heavily influenced by the Ottoman Empire, the city offers museums, mosques, and cathedrals.
Kungsleden, Sweden
Located in northern Sweden, Kungsleden is a must for hikers. The 450-kilometer-long hiking trail runs between the towns of Abisko and Hemavan, and passes through one of Europe's largest remaining wilderness areas.
Bacharch, Germany
Nestled in Germany's Rhine River valley, the small town of Bacharch is picture-perfect, featuring stone streets, colorful homes, and beautiful castles and churches.
See the rest of the story at Business Insider