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Other Dog Activities in Europe

Tired of watching Fido run laps in the dog park? We’ve got the scoop on lots of other dog friendly attractions in Europe too. You’ll find information on all of the dog friendly wineries, boat rentals, botanical gardens, drive-ins, and other offbeat animal attractions in Europe here.

Pet Friendly Tallink Silja Line

Tallink Silja Line

Tallink Silja Line

Tallink Silja Line is a pet-friendly overnight cruise around the Baltic Sea. The Tallink Silja Line offers pet-friendly cruises from the Swedish capital to three other capital cities in Scandinavia and Eastern Europe: Helsinki, the capital of Finland; Tallinn, the capital of Estonia; and Riga, the capital of Latvia. There are a number of different pet-friendly cabin options on board, including one below the pet recreation area, one with a window, and a cheaper room lower down in the boat. There's a kennel option if all of the pet-friendly cabins are booked. The pet fee is 32 EUR for a round trip cruise. Up to three pets are allowed in each cabin, but dangerous breeds are not allowed on board. Dogs require an EU passport to travel internationally in Europe. This can be acquired from a licensed veterinarian in the EU, who will run a health check and administer rabies shots to applicant animals. Those traveling to Tallinn or Riga do not require any additional documents, although pets going to Finland need to be wormed one to five days before travel. If all the pet-friendly cabins are booked, there’s also a kennel option. More information can be found in the Traveling with Pets section of their website.

Pet Friendly Bakken

Bakken

Klampenborg, DK

Bakken is a dog-friendly amusement park located near Klampenborg, DK, just ten minutes from Copenhagen. Its prime location makes it an ideal destination for those in the area. The park welcomes dogs, provided they are leashed and under control, allowing them to enjoy the experience alongside their owners. Founded in 1583, Bakken holds the distinction of being the world’s oldest amusement park. For information on hours of operation, visitors are encouraged to check the park’s website.

Clonmacnoise

The monastery of Clonmacnoise, meaning "Meadow of the Sons of Nós", is pet-friendly. It's situated in County Offaly, Ireland on the River Shannon south of Athlone. Clonmacnoise was founded in 544 by St. Ciarán. Leashed dogs are welcome to explore the grounds, as long as they are cleaned up after.

Achaia Clauss

Achaia Clauss is a pet-friendly winery in Petroto, near Koukouli, GR. Founded in 1861, this vineyard offers interesting tours where visitors can learn about the winery's history, visit critical areas of the property, and enjoy a wine tasting. Well-behaved, leashed pets are invited to join their owners for the tasting and the guided tour.

Ferry from Cannes to Sainte-Marguerite Island

Ferry from Cannes to Sainte-Marguerite Island

Operated by Trans Côte D'Azur Ferries, Fido is welcome aboard a short 15 minute journey from Canne to Sainte-Marguerite Island in France. Pets are permitted on the ferry and Sainte-Marguerite Island, but they must remain leashed. This tranquil island has a scenic trail system which leads visitors on a self-guided botanical and historical tour. The ferry departs every couple of hours in the morning and afternoon. There is a small ticket fee per passenger.

The Settle - Carlisle Railway

The Settle - Carlisle Railway

The Settle - Carlisle Railway is a pet-friendly train through the Yorkshire Dales and Cumbrian Fells in the north of England. It's part of the UK rail network, so prices remain affordable for dogs and their owners. There are lots of lovely little stops along the way, which includes the highest train station in the whole country. There are an average of eight trains a day between Settle and Carlisle, starting at 6:21am and ending at 7:52pm. Pets ride for free and human tickets start at £10. Pets ride for free and human tickets start at £10.

Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway

Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway

Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, a Lake District icon, is pet-friendly. During the forty minute ride, you'll journey from Ravenglass, through the nature reserves of the estuary, and ascend through ancient woodlands toward the foothills of England’s highest mountains, ending in Dalegarth. Leashed dogs are welcome to travel on the railway for a small charge. Dogs are allowed in some buildings, but certain events are off limits, so guests should check the Railway's event page for more details. There are water bowls on either end of the line and pups receive a welcome pack.

Trans-Siberian Railway Network

Trans-Siberian Railway Network

The Trans-Siberian Railway Network is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome on board the most famous train journey in the world from the east to west of Russia. Pets must remain inside carriers for the duration of the journey. Carriers shouldn't exceed 180 cm in total and must be stored in the space reserved for hand luggage inside the cabin. Two animals are permitted per passenger, as long as they don’t take up more room than one item of luggage. Relevant vaccination documents must be brought to purchase tickets at the train station.

Airwalk Kolnbreinsperre

Airwalk Kolnbreinsperre

Located in the Malta Municipality of Hohe Tauern National Park, the Airwalk Kolnbreinsperre is dog-friendly! Leashed pets who are not afraid of heights are welcome to explore the area overlooking the scenic Kolnbrein Dam. Hours vary seasonally, so dog owners should call ahead or check the Hohe Tauern National Park website before planning their visit.

Planten und Blomen

Planten und Blomen

Planten und Blomen is a dog-friendly park with trails to walk on with your 4-legged friend. Take a stroll through the myriad waterfalls and breathtaking plantings. Please ensure your pup does their "business" beforehand. Dogs are not permitted in the greenhouse.

Ducie Street Warehouse

Ducie Street Warehouse

Ducie Street Warehouse is a dog-friendly cinema and lounge in Manchester, UK. Your friendly dog is welcome to join you at the world's first dog-friendly cinema, inside at the bar or for Monday 'Pawpcorn' viewings. On Pawpcorn nights, pets are welcome to join you in the cinema for free. During these weekly events, dog-centric films are shown, with quieter sound to accommodate to canine sensitivities with hearing. Don't forget to check out their carefully crafted menu, featuring meals like lobster macaroni cheese, the Vegan Full English plate, or their prosciutto ham eggs benedict.

Chateau du Petit Thouars

Saint-Germain-sur-Vienne, FR

Chateau du Petit Thouars

Fido is welcome to join you as you swirl, sniff, and sip a glass of wine at the Chateau du Petit Thouars. Dogs are allowed unleashed on the estate, except in the cellar, where the wines are vinified and aged in barrel. In the cellar, dogs must be on a leash. Dogs are welcome in the tasting room where they can enjoy a drink of water. A variety of tours and tastings are offered at this Loire Valley vineyard and chateau, varying in price. Chateau du Petit Thouars recommends the Picnic in the Vines Tour and Tasting to dog owners, as it allows them to picnic outside with their pet at a dressed table in the vineyard. Interested parties can book online, in advance. Chateau du Petit Thouars is open Monday through Saturday from 9:30am to 6:30pm.

Active360

Active360 is a London-based paddleboarding rental service. As well as offering a number of guided tours, you can rent your own paddleboard from anywhere between two hours to a weekend or more. The trips range in length and price, starting at £49 for 1.5 hrs on the water. This price includes training from an expert, a guided tour and all the equipment for humans. Those going solo can get a rental that starts at £30 for two hours up to a weekend for £99. Dogs need to bring their own canine life vest

Fyne Ales

Fyne Ales is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome to join you throughout the property. You can take your four-legged friend on a tour of this family-owned brewery at the head of Loch Fyne in Argyll. Your dog can enjoy the full brewing experience, with dog beer and dog biscuits for sale, made from spent grain. Their human beers include pale ale, traditional amber, blondes, and a number of other seasonal beers. They also host a yearly pet-friendly festival, too! Fyne Ales is open every day of the week from 10am to 6pm.

The Villa Adriana

The Villa Adriana

The Villa Adriana is dog-friendly. Adriana's palace is an impressive and historical place that is filled with ancient statues, fountains and ruins that date from 2000 years ago. Dogs are also welcome to enjoy the nearby Villa d'Este and can even go inside the building. The Villa Adriana is open every day of the week from 9:00am to 5:30pm.

Westerpark

Westerpark is a pet-friendly urban park in Amsterdam that has grown over the years to include lots of quirky industrial land previously owned by gas companies. Many locals refer to the park as a cultural playground, with a theater, a cinema, an exhibition space and an events stage to keep people entertained on the large green space. Additionally, there's a large pond where groups of people and pooches can gather on summer days. Westerpark has become so popular that the local neighborhood has been renamed after it.

Baba Beach Alassio

Baba Beach Alassio

Baba Beach is an award-winning dog-friendly beach club on the Italian Riviera, located between Alassio, IT, and Albenga. Dogs are welcomed as part of the family and can enjoy dedicated beach areas and the exclusive Paws Terrace, an 80-square-meter fenced space with shaded areas, daybeds and a jacuzzi. The club also offers a dog washing station, special canine services and seasonal Doggy Hour treats.

Letná Beer Garden

Letná Beer Garden

Letná Beer Garden is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome to enjoy the views of the old town in Prague and access to great dog walks to historic sights in the city. The beer garden can be accessed every day of the week from 11am to 11pm.

Rederij Paping

Amsterdam is famed the world over for the winding canals that weave through the historic cobble stoned streets of the capital city. One of the best ways to take it all in is on a dog-friendly boat tour, such as the one offered by Rederij Paping. The canals are a UNESCO world heritage site, lined with over 8500 monumental buildings that you and your sea dog can enjoy from the comfort of the boat. One of the few dog-friendly cruises in Amsterdam, Rederij Paping costs around 70 EUR for an hour on the water. They are open most days from 10am to 10pm.

Vondelpark

The Vondelpark in Amsterdam is a dog-friendly urban park with an open air theater, playgrounds, ponds, and a cafe to grab some lunch. This centrally-located public park is a great place for you and Fido to see another side of the stunning capital city, playing fetch in the grass or wandering around the pretty pathways. It's also the largest and most popular park in the whole city. Make sure you keep a bag handy to clean up any mess that your pooch may leave behind.

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