25 Most Romantic Series Of All Time, Ranked 

15. Fellow Travelers

This one’s heartbreaking. Timothy and Hawk’s decades-long affair unfolds under the cruel spotlight of American political paranoia during the McCarthy era. Equal parts haunting and heroic, their story is a reminder that love, especially queer love, is often a rebellion in itself.

14. Fleabag

Fleabag could be a genre of its own. Yet, in season two, Fleabag doesn’t just fall in love, she unravels. And so do we, watching as she crashes into the one man she shouldn’t want. But oh, we want the Hot Priest too.

13. Young Royals

What happens when duty and desire collide? For Sweden’s Prince Wilhelm and the soft-spoken Simon, love is a revolution. This coming-of-age drama pulls viewers in with a romance that threatens to undo a monarchy.

12. One Day

Fourteen years, one date, and countless tears. Dex and Em share one day together every year, and our hearts break anew. This slow-burn series is a symphony of missed chances, real growth, and a love that’s never quite on time, but always worth waiting for.

9. Heartstopper

Nick and Charlie’s journey is tender, honest, and quietly phenomenal in this Netflix series based on Alice Oseman’s graphic novels. The story reminds us that love doesn’t have to be all-consuming in order to be profound.

4. Pride and Prejudice (1995)

The ultimate enemies-to-lovers icons - Elizabeth and Darcy. ‘Pride and Prejudice’ offers the slowest of burns, the deepest of yearnings. And yes, Colin Firth, dripping wet from a lake, made literary romance forever sexy.

3. Outlander

Ready for some time travel, a handsome Scot in tartan, and inescapable temptation? This is the land of ‘Outlander.’ One minute, Claire’s in post-war Britain. The next, she’s married to a rugged Highlander with a jawline that could cut glass. This is epic romance with swords, scars, and serious smolder.