The Telegraph: 25 places in Eastern Europe, which every visitor should visit.

Tallinn, Estonia

Several epochs were uniquely intertwined in the streets of the city: the capital Estonia — it's a harmonious mix of antiquity and modernity.

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Danube Delta, Romania

The second largest river in Europe will be a real discovery for nature lovers.

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Riga, Latvia

It attracts a lot of things: from the historical part of the city to the excellent bars and restaurants .

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National Parks of Durmitor and Biograd Mountain, Montenegro

The country is known primarily for sea resorts and beaches, but local national parks are also noteworthy.

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Lake Bled, Slovenia

The glacial lake, which is considered one of the symbols of Slovenia, strikes tourists with its picturesqueness.

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Moscow, Russia

Red Square, the Kremlin, Arbat — this is only a small part of the interesting places that must be seen in the Russian capital.

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Traveling by train from Mostar to Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

One of the best rail routes in Europe: with stunning views from the window and cheap tickets.

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Tatra, Slovakia/Poland

The highest part of the Carpathians actually serves as the border between Slovakia and Poland.

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St. Petersburg, Russia

The northern capital of Russia and beyond all doubt one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.

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Transfagarash Highway, Romania

Mountain Highway in the Carpathians, where any motorist is breathtaking.

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Prague, Czech Republic

One of the most romantic cities in Europe with stunning restaurants, museums and bridges.

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Kotor Bay, Montenegro

Adriatic Sea, a small cozy town with winding streets and historic buildings — as with a postcard.

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Plitvice Lakes, Croatia

The most beautiful national park in Croatia, founded back in 1949.

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Budapest, Hungary

This city — a perfect combination of price and quality for tourists with a small budget.

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Triglav, Slovenia

The country's only national park is ideal for lovers of relaxation in the mountains.

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Dubrovnik, Croatia

< p>& la Pearl of the Adriatic & raquo; — the most visited resort of the region, almost analogous to the famous Côte d'Azur.

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Belovezhskaya Pushcha, Belarus

The reserve has rightfully become the subject of national pride: it strikes a pristine and untouched nature.

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Plovdiv , Bulgaria

Experts call the city one of the oldest in Europe: here you can see the buildings and buildings of different historical eras.

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Mount Krestov, Lithuania

According to various sources, the hill has from 50 to 100 thousand crosses. No wonder he's — a place of pilgrimage for believers.

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Tunnel of Love, Ukraine

The attraction, which is near the village of Klevan in the western part of the country, attracts romantics and honeymooners.

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Memento Park, Hungary

The Park Museum in Budapest presents guests with a curious collection of sculptures and monuments from of the socialist past of the country.

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Ra's Museum zorvannyh relations, Croatia

One of the most visited museums in Zagreb — this is an exhibition of things, somehow related to the failed romantic relationship.

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Wolf's Lair, Poland

Wolfschanze — Hitler's main bet. It is located near the Polish town of Kentshyn.

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Based on The Telegraph.