The ultimate European road trip, according to data | Beauty of Planet Earth

The website, Beauty of Planet, provides articles on a variety of topics including animals, lifestyle, nature, science, and DIY. This article specifically details a possible European road trip itinerary that covers major landmarks and attractions. The route was calculated by data analyst Randy Olson, who used his algorithm to find the quickest driving route that would stop at national natural landmarks, national historic sites, national parks or national monuments in all of the lower 48 states. The article includes a list of cities to visit, including Innsbruck, Munich, Pag, Venice, Tuscany, Florence, Rome, Vatican City, Amalfi, Gozo, Dubrovnik, Santorini, Rila Monastery, Istanbul, Sighisoara, Budapest, Vienna, Prague, Krakow, Jägala Waterfall, Lapland, ICEBAR, Bergen, Copenhagen, Berlin, Amsterdam, Keukenhof, Edinburgh, Inverness, Ballybunion, Cliffs of Moher, Cornwall, Stonehenge, London, Brussels, Paris, Pamplona, Lagos, Granada, Ibiza, Barcelona, Luberone, Nice, Monte Carlo, Interlaken. The article also states that the trip would take approximately 14 days of nonstop driving, or about three months if you want to drive comfortably.