Waterfalls
are one of the most beautiful faces of nature. Almost every continent
has its share of waterfalls, and out of these abundant landscapes, we
think the five must-see ones are:
Parc de Bagatelle in Paris
Did
you know there is a waterfall in Paris? If not, you are not alone.. Now
that you know, head to the Bois de Boulogne, and inside this forest
lies the beautiful Parc de Bagatelle.
A unique aspect about this waterfall is that you can walk behind it! So, catch the next flight to Paris to see this waterfall in all its beautiful glory.
Source: Andrea Anastaskis
Cascate del Serio in Milan
The
largest waterfall in Italy is located at about 100 miles from the city
of Milan. At a height of 315 metres, this three-part waterfall is
nestled in the village of Valbondione. Since there are already many flights to Milan, squeezing this waterfall into your itinerary should be easy.
Source: Matteo Rinaldi
Rhine Falls in Zurich
If you want to see one of Europe's most scenic waterfalls, then take a flight to Zurich
and from there, a short train ride to Neuhausen am Rheinfall. With a
height of 23 metres and a width of 150 metres, the Rhine Falls is
spectacular, to say the least. You can take in these sights as you walk
across 11 different trails in the Adventure Park at Rhine Falls.
Source: Partha Koner
Triberg Waterfalls in Frankfurt
Located
in the beautiful Black Forest region, the Triberg Waterfalls is the
highest waterfall in Germany. At a height of 163 metres, this waterfall
is believed to have formed during the Pleistocene era. To get to these
falls, take a flight to Frankfurt and a train or car to Triberg.
Source: Michael
Krimml Waterfalls in Austria
Enjoy
the spectacular views of Austria's highest waterfall by hiking through
the village of Krimml. As a bonus, you also get to enjoy the beauty of
surrounding countryside. The best way to get here is to take a flight to Vienna or Salzburg, and take a train or car from there.
Source: Mattla Camellini
Have you been to these waterfalls?
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