
A Roundup of Europe's Most Vegan-Friendly Cities
European cities like Berlin and London have seen a rapid rise in vegan restaurants in recent years, turning them into hotspots for vegan travelers from around the world.
Over the past decade or so, vegan living has caught on quickly in a number of European cities. A handful of them, thanks to a dense concentration of vegan restaurants and a strong community vibe, have become something like pilgrimage sites for vegan travelers worldwide. Knowing what sets each of these cities apart can help in planning an efficient and satisfying vegan trip through Europe.
Berlin: A Testing Ground for Vegan Dining
Berlin has long been known for its open, inclusive character and its lively alternative culture, and that spirit carries straight through into its vegan food scene — from street food stalls to fine dining, Berlin's vegan options rank among the best of any European city, and prices tend to be friendlier too.
London and Other Cities Worth Watching
Beyond Berlin, several other European cities are equally worth a vegan traveler's attention:
- London's multicultural makeup brings a wealth of vegan cuisine, from Indian to Middle Eastern and everything in between
- Amsterdam's vegan café culture is thriving, perfect for a leisurely café crawl
- Warsaw's vegan restaurant scene has grown rapidly in recent years, with standout value for money
- Some cities already have well-developed vegan travel maps and community resources that are easy to look up
Choosing a vegan-friendly European city as a travel destination means the whole trip can start off relaxed and easy right from the first meal.
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