It's impossible to find a list of Europe's top climbing without the Dolomites, maybe because their vistas are unmatched. Beginners and casual climbers may spend an afternoon to a month on sport and top rope climbs.
It has the Kletterzentrum Climbing Facility, the Alles Klettersteig climbing school, and various budget climber-friendly motels. Sport, multi-pitch, and bouldering are all available in Innsbruck.
Greece offers amazing climbing on its 200+ islands and mainland. If you can't stop in various places, remain on Kalymnos. You may fly from Athens or take a boat from Kos.
The South of France is known for luxury, but Les Calanques, a rugged chain of mountains and ridges encircling Parc National des Calanques, are perfect for rock climbing.
If northern Italy offers great rock climbing, shouldn't its neighboring nations be worth visiting? Yes, particularly if you can visit Slovenia. Osp, Slovenia's most famous climbing city, situated east of Venice over the border.
Despite their remoteness, the Lofoten Islands draw many climbers due to their excellent climbing. The journey from Oslo takes several hours, but you'll find an outdoor wonderland with climbing routes over beautiful towers and big granite cliffs.
Corsica offers a range of climbing methods and rock types in one easy-to-navigate locale. Corsica, a French island off Rome's coast, provides rock climbing and bouldering in numerous regions.
Valais is one of Switzerland's biggest cantons and home to Zermatt and the Matterhorn, bucket-list locations. Since it's in the Alps, climbers know it for its rough rock faces and slabs.
Climbing House and El Ocho Climbing School are two of many venues to rent and learn in Tenerife. Arico is the island's most popular climbing area, however Teide National Park has a dormant volcano.
Rjukan, 2.5 hours west of Oslo, is a top ice-climbing location. Ice is usually dangerous to climb, but Rjukan has thick, cold ice. The region's around 190 ice waterfalls are climbable from December to March.