I like the medieval European fantasy settings an awful lot, too, but my favorite right now would still be Ivalice, the way it was shown in Final Fantasy XII, even though it was sort of a medieval-European-fantasy blend with Indian and Middle Eastern.
I grew up in Indonesia, so I really appreciated the cultural influence of the gamelan and wayang in the Tomb of Raithwall. There are so many other cultures to influence fantasy and to make fantastic as a tribute, so I very much appreciate the variety.
The deserts were splendid, and I really never thought that I could say that about the desert.
I liked that there were wet and dry seasons, so it isn't all temperate climate northern-hemisphere based worldbuilding.
It just occurred to me that Ashelia's uncle's kingdom with the big flower petals that I thought was immensely impractical for a palace even though it looked cool, could have been influenced by the cosmic lotus in Hindu cosmology. It just gets cooler!