10 Most beautiful countries in the World

[Ivan Kramskoï]

No Russia ??
The volcanoes in kamchatka, the endless forest, the churches in wood and many more to add ???

[Atlantic Islander]

"Snow-peaked mountains" in Tuscany?

All it takes is a quick search... Mount Amiata.

[Ianus]

"Snow-peaked mountains" in Tuscany?

There are skii resorts in Tuscany, while most knowed snow peaked montains in Italy are Alps.

[Ouistreham]

All it takes is a quick search... Mount Amiata.

And?
Even in Southern Europe, every hill is covered with some snow for a week or two.
The National Geographic fucktards could as well praise the "snow-peaked ridges" of the South Downs or the Chiltern Hills.

There's really a big problem with established English language sources. They're all worthless.

[Lusos]

I wouldn't agree with list,If Portugal wasn't included.

[Roy]

These are our local amusements ...

[RussiaPrussia]

No Russia ??
The volcanoes in kamchatka, the endless forest, the churches in wood and many more to add ???

dont want to come with russia is the fucking best poses here like i so often do, but youre totally right in russia there is actually nature left because the country is so big



List is western bias

[Atlantic Islander]

And?
Even in Southern Europe, every hill is covered with some snow for a week or two.
The National Geographic fucktards could as well praise the "snow-peaked ridges" of the South Downs or the Chiltern Hills.

There's really a big problem with established English language sources. They're all worthless.

Just because you are not happy that your country is #3 does not mean that the entire article is without value. This is the source's opinion and you don't have to agree, you shouldn't act so childish about it.

[HispaniaSagrada]

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[Ouistreham]

And the text about France just exsudes American cluelessness. It's unbelievable. Look:

"from around the magnificent Loire Valley to verdant Provence":
— There are beautiful palaces along the Loire, but the valley itself is not more "magnificent" (rather less) than Weser's or Vistula's valley.
— "Verdant" is a word that comes to mind about the French scenery... except in Provence and the Mediterranean coast generally speaking.

Then there's the glamorous Riviera and if you want to see the world's greatest palace (Versailles) and museum (the Louvre), here they are.
— The so-called "glamorous" French Riviera is a crowded resort that is to avoid at all cost, they should know.
Do they mean that Versailles is located there???

But France is also a country of world-class living in outdoor cafes
— Outdoor cafés are for foreign tourists only.

in perfectly-preserved towns and in wine-producing regions such as Bordeaux and Champagne.
— The countryside of Champagne (except for Reims cathedral and Troyes' old town) and around Bordeaux are famous in France as being the country's dullest and most desperately boring areas.
No one told the National Geographic's idiots???