Spring Inspirations In Europe (Part 2)

In the first part, we explore the traditional spring activities in Albania, Azerbaijan, Serbia, and Croatia. We also find inspirations from some of the most charming gardens in the world such as the Keukenhof Garden and the Monet's Garden. In this final part, let's learn more about the beauty of nature all over Europe as well as the most fun festivals during springtime!

If you have not read the first part of this series, check it out now to not miss the best spring destinations ever: Spring Inspirations In Europe (Part 1).

Nature

According to Anano, in Tbilisi, the capital of the country Georgia, the ideal way to spend a spring day is to relax by the tranquil lakes such as the Turtle Lake and the Lisi Lake. The breathtaking views of the lakes emphasize the beauty of sp[ringtime in Tbilisi](https://www.livetheworld.com/post/springtime-in-tbilisi-a-smell-of-the-summer-zal4).

Meanwhile, in Belgium, hiking and picnicking in the ancient forest Hallerbos of Brussels will definitely bring you lovely spring memories! Especially if you love the bl[uebell flowers](https://www.livetheworld.com/post/hallerbos-an-ancient-forest-with-young-trees-and-lots-of-bluebells-0hkj), do not miss this hidden gem in Belgium because it will make you feel like you are in a fairy tale, said Chrisa.

Festivals

Spring is not just about simply enjoying the pleasant weather and beautiful nature, which might be a bit of a cliché. What about having fun at spring festivals? Naturally, some of the festivals involve the arrangements of flowers, which are elaborate and unique. The most special flower festivals in Italy are the Infioriata di Genzano, the Infiorata of Noto, and the Infiorate di Spello. Sp[ello](https://www.livetheworld.com/post/spello-a-heaven-for-flower-lovers-k4j3) is one of my favorite towns in Umbria - the ancient town is famous for the abundant and aesthetic flower decorations on the streets.

In the Ne[therlands](https://www.livetheworld.com/post/festivals-in-the-netherlands-oykl), in addition to the Op[ening of the Keukenhof Garden](https://www.livetheworld.com/post/festivals-in-the-netherlands-oykl) in March, Alara recommends us the Flower Parade **at the end of April and the King's Day** in Amsterdam. Both sound like fun and energetic events suitable for everyone. Alara also has recommendations for festivals in Ge[rmany](https://www.livetheworld.com/post/festivals-in-germany-zc3k) - most of which are intellectual such as *the Leipzig Book Festival, the Bavarian Ballet Festival Week, and th[e Thuringia Bach Festival.](https://www.livetheworld.com/post/festivals-in-germany-zc3k)*

Apart from summertime, spring is also a great occasion to organize music concerts targeting young audiences. One of the popular music festivals in Italy is the Lonate Spring Festival, which usually happens in May.

Road trips

Isn't spring such a great time to do a road trip? Are you looking for tips for planning a perfect travel on the road? Antoine has some advice for you after completing a road trip in Tu[scany](https://www.livetheworld.com/post/two-belgians-on-a-two-weeks-road-trip-across-northern-italy-fyea) during the spring: Road Tripping In Italy — Spring 2017.

Featured articles

"Springtime in Tbilisi – A smell of the summer" by Anano Chikhradze

"Hallerbos: an ancient forest with young trees and lots of bluebells" by Chrisa Lepida

"The best italian Infiorate" by Eleonora Ruzzenenti

"Spello: A Heaven For Flower Lovers" by Vy Tran

"Festivals in the Netherlands!" and "Festivals in Germany!" by Alara Benlier

"Road Tripping In Italy — Spring 2017" by Antoine Dejonckheere