New research reveals that Budapest is Europe’s favourite UNESCO site!

The city of Budapest, including the Banks of the Danube, the Buda Castle Quarter & Andrássy Avenue, is officially Europe’s most-loved UNESCO heritage site, with 124,763 posts mentioning the city and 4,393 five-star TripAdvisor reviews. Germany’s city of Lübeck, known for its delicious marzipan, follows in second place, while the UK’s famous Tower of London comes in third.

The majority of the top-ranking sites are located in Germany or Spain with both countries bringing two heritage sites to the top 10: The city of Lübeck and Cologne Cathedral in Germany, and the work of Antoni Gaudí and the famous Alhambra in Spain. Likewise, both Spain and Italy even appear four times in the top 30

Other sites that just missed the top 10 but appear in the top 30 include historic cities like Vienna, Bruges and Dubrovnik, as well as nature sites like Mount Etna, Stonehenge, and Plitvice Lakes National Park.

Al Murray, Chief Marketing Officer at loveholidays comments on the research: “Europe is home to some of the most magnificent architectural sites in the world, as recognised by UNESCO. Every location on the list tells a tale which is rooted in history and celebrated by visitors from all over the world. With hundreds of heritage sites to choose from, our ranking is designed to make it that bit easier to decide which to visit and when.”

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