It’s easy to meet attractive strangers in these places around Europe.

Valentine’s Day is a day for companionship, yet even on this day of love, single travelers can experience love.

Valentine’s Day offers the lone traveler a chance to embark on a ‘Eat Pray Love’ voyage of self-discovery and indulge in activities without thinking about other people.

You’re not the only one thinking about spending Valentine’s Day alone if you’re considering it. In a recent study conducted by Solo Traveler and tour operator Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT), 68% of respondents said they were independent travelers.

Europe has a plethora of amazing locations that are ideal for spending Valentine’s Day alone, whether you prefer the quiet of rural settings or the energy of vibrant metropolises.

Here are a few amazing locations in Europe you should visit on your own this Valentine’s Day:

France’s Paris:

Paris isn’t just for couples; single visitors may take in the city’s ageless beauty by strolling down the Seine, stopping at famous sites like the Musée d’Orsay, and indulging in delicious French crêpes without having to share.
Discover undiscovered locations for art, culture, and classic Parisian style, such as Montmartre and Le Marais.
Celebrate self-love by treating yourself to a classy dinner at the Seine-facing La Tour d’Argent restaurant or by going to an enthralling show at the Opera Garnier.
Amsterdam, Netherlands:

Amsterdam’s vibrant culture, inventive cafes, galleries, and museums make it the perfect place for singles to meet and socialize.
Discover educational attractions like the Rijksmuseum, Anne Frank House, and Van Gogh. You can also take a boat tour to see Amsterdam’s impressive architecture and vast network of canals.
Choose to stay at the well-liked ClickNOORD hostel for a buzzing vibe and chances to meet other lone travelers.
Italy’s Naples:

Naples, the home of pizza, provides a unique combination of history, gastronomy, and urban charm for lone travelers.
Discover the historic center’s winding lanes, which are home to colorful marketplaces, beautiful churches, and secret piazzas. The historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Experience the creative legacy of the city by visiting the National Archaeological Museum and savoring real Neapolitan pizza at the famed Sorbillo restaurant.
Helsinki, the Finnish capital

Helsinki has wood-fired saunas, outdoor swimming pools, and stunning architecture for visitors looking for saunas and a hint of Scandinavia.
Take time for yourself at Urban Bolthole Löyly, a seaside sauna featuring views of the shore and a sleek, minimalist decor.
For a social experience, go the Kallio street party and spend the evening dancing in this trendy district.
Budapest, Hungary

Budapest is the ideal destination for lone travelers looking to combine history and culture. It is a lavish city with thermal springs, wide boulevards, and charming bridges.
Take a romantic evening Danube river cruise and discover the architectural wonders of the Hungarian Parliament Building and Buda Castle.
Explore the winding lanes of the Jewish Quarter, where unique cafes, street art, and ruin bars combine to create a vibrant mosaic of Hungarian urban life.
Relax in Budapest’s thermal baths, the most well-known of which is Széchenyi Thermal Bath.
Barcelona, Spain:

With its unique stores and marketplaces in areas like El Raval and Gràcia, together with designer boutiques and premium labels on Passeig de Gràcia, the vibrant capital of Catalonia is a haven for lone shopping therapy.
Discover the famous creations of Antoni Gaudí, such as Casa Batlló, Park Güell, and the Sagrada Família, which are all included in the city’s list of UNESCO World Heritage sites.
This Valentine’s Day, take a solitary trip and make priceless memories in these amazing European locations.