I traveled quite a bit in 2019 – I quit my job to become a digital nomad right at the beginning of the year, and thus was able to see a lot more than I did in 2018. Hence why I don’t really have a “favorite destinations of 2018” because I didn’t travel nearly as much!
If you’re curious about 2017, though, I gotchu – here’s a list of my favorite destinations from 2017.
And so, here are my favorite destinations from 2019 and ones you might want to think about for 2020!
BANSKO, BULGARIA

Oh, and of course there’s the coworking space that has created an amazing digital nomad community!

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MÜRREN, SWITZERLAND


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HAMBURG, GERMANY

I’m not really a city person, but if I had to pick one, Hamburg would definitely be up there. It’s really pretty, has a ton of parks, the public transportation is amazing and it’s easily bikeable…I could go on and on!

I just can’t go back to the “Christmas in the Park” (anyone from San Jose, California?) display in my hometown again after attending the real deal in Europe.
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BERGEN, NORWAY





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COLMAR, FRANCE


RIGI, SWITZERLAND



RHINE RIVER AREA, GERMANY

We even met a guy at our hotel whose friend owned a castle. And then he invited us to see the castle the next day!!! And we had coffee and hung out with them for an hour!!!


I may or may not know from personal experience…
THE YORKSHIRE COAST


But I suppose if you reallllly made me choose a favorite, I’d have to say Robin Hood’s Bay – I think the history is so cool! It was once a smuggler’s paradise back in the day, and although many other towns were, too, it’s the most well-known for it.

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I hope you enjoyed this list of my favorite destinations of 2019! Any that you’d want to visit in 2020? And out of curiosity, how many have you heard of?
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I haven’t been to most of these, but Bergen is on my list for sure. I’ve never been to Norway so I think it would be so interesting to go there.
Yes, Bergen was really cool, although I mostly liked it for the fjord tour, haha. If I could do it over again, I would have loved to check out more of the Norwegian countryside!