Many of these settlements are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These corners of Europe are so beautiful that humanity is obliged to preserve them in their original form.
Albarracin
This medieval small town of 1,097 inhabitants is located in the province of Teruel, Spain, and usually occupies the top positions in all rankings of the most beautiful villages in this country.
Vernazza
It is one of the five gems that make up the "Cinque Terre" region of Italy - five small fishing towns with World Heritage status. Choosing one of them is an almost impossible task. Vernazza is perhaps the best preserved spirit of the maritime citadel.
La Roque Gageac
Situated at the foot of a cliff, on the banks of the Dordogne River, this French city, inhabited since prehistoric times, is one of the most beautiful in Europe.
Joscelin
This city is located in France, in the region of Brittany. It is a fairytale town famous not only for its beauty, but also for its famous and impressive castle built around 1008.
Murren
The highest and most beautiful village in the canton of Bern, Switzerland, at an altitude of 1650 m above the Lauterbrunnen valley. Here you can observe three of the most famous mountains in Switzerland: Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
Castle Com
The village of 350 inhabitants is located in Wiltshire, England. This oasis of peace and tranquility was rated the second best village in the country by the famous British newspaper The Times, and it certainly deserves it.
ronda
The "City of Bullfighting" stands on a huge picturesque rock, which makes it so delightfully beautiful.
Tropea
This Italian city is located on the coast of Calabria and is one of the main points of the Italian resort coast. One of its features is a huge cliff that overlooks the beach.
Bibury
For many, including the poet William Morris, Bibury is the most wonderful village in England. Its fourteenth century houses will take you to another era.
Freudenberg
The small town of Freudenberg is one of the most charming towns in Germany and Europe. It is located in the district of Siegen-Wittgenstein in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Dinan
The small town of just 14,000 inhabitants is one of the most beautiful, picturesque and spectacular parts of Belgium. It is located on the banks of the Mosa and is sandwiched between rocks, which adds to the uniqueness of the place.
Gengenbach
This fabulous city is located in southern Germany, on the edge of the Black Forest, in the district of Ortenau, Baden-Württemberg. Due to his extraordinary beauty, he was chosen to shoot several films, such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Mykonos city
Mykonos, also known as Chora, is a beautiful little town on the island of Mykonos (Greece). Its distinctive feature is small white and square houses with balconies, doors and windows painted in different colors.
Mortsund
Norwegian Mortsund is an enclave, a haven for fishermen. Its extraordinary beauty and solitude surrounded by nature attracts and attracts travelers.
Gruyere
Gruyères is a historic town and municipality in the Swiss canton of Friborg. Amazing buildings and a medieval castle, where nineteen counts lived, make it one of the most interesting cities in Europe.
And I
A small town belonging to the island of Santorini, Greece. Hundreds of guests come to Oia to watch its world famous and beautiful sunset. Oia is also famous for its white houses in the rock of the volcano and blue-domed churches.
Mont Saint Michel
The magnificent architecture and the bay make Mont Saint-Michel the most visited tourist destination in Normandy and one of the first in France (about 3.2 million visitors a year).
bled
Bled is a city located on the shores of Lake Bled in Slovenia. It is known for its glacial lake, castles and churches in the surrounding forests. Every year the place attracts more and more tourists.
Reine
Reine was declared in the 70s the most beautiful village in Norway. It has been a trading port since 1793 and a permanent cruising destination in the Norwegian fjords.
San Gimignano
San Gimignano is a small medieval walled city built on top of the hills of Tuscany in Italy. Its characteristic feature is the towers that make the city a European medieval Manhattan. academic.ru
Belongs to the district of Ansbach in Bavaria, Germany. It is a world-famous tourist attraction thanks to its well-preserved medieval center. In addition to its beauty, Rothenburg ob der Tauber served as inspiration for the creation of the village in Pinocchio.
Colmar
This beautiful fairy tale city belongs to the Haut-Rhin department in the Alsace region of France. Walking along its streets, you can enjoy the view of the buildings of the early Renaissance.
nice-places.comHallstatt is a village in the Salzkammergut region of Austria. In 1997 it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This place is just amazing, very cozy and unusually beautiful!
Paris, Rome, London and other world capitals need no introduction. They are loved and visited by most tourists and travelers. However, a little off the beaten track are the most wonderful, beautiful and interesting places. You will be surprised to discover that some of the most wonderful cities in Europe are also the smallest.
Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
This wonderful corner of history is one of the oldest settlements in the Czech Republic, the city belongs to the UNESCO world heritage and stands on the Vltava River. In the historical center of the city there is a Gothic castle of the 13th century and the church of St. Vitus. The narrow streets of Český Krumlov, paved with old cobblestones, are full of buildings from the Early and High Renaissance and Baroque eras, which now house art galleries, cafes and cozy hotels. To appreciate the views, you can raft down the Vltava on a wooden raft.
Palmanova, Italy
This small commune was built in 1593 in the form of an octagon. The top view is amazing! The city is like a perfect, complex snowflake. In addition to historical charm, Palmanova offers travelers excellent Italian cuisine. The local Chardonnay goes well with fresh fish and seafood from the nearby Adriatic lagoon. When dining in a restaurant, try to sit on the terrace - night lighting turns the city into a fairy tale.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
Located on the "romantic path", the Bavarian city captivates not only with its rich history, but also with a lively, pulsating social life. Even if you come here for two days, you can feel like a part of the life of the beautiful Rothenburg. Here you can explore unique historical sites and interesting museums, such as the Museum of Medieval Criminalistics, as well as enjoy local variations on the theme of Bavarian cuisine.
Bibury, England
Once called "the most beautiful place in England", the tiny town of Bibury sits on the River Colne and delights the eye of visitors with its "toy" cottages and the charm of an old English countryside. The most popular place in Bibury is Arlington Row, a narrow street with low stone houses built in the 14th century.
Durnstein, Austria
This unimaginably modest and beautiful city, with a population of only a thousand people, is sheltered by the shadow of a medieval castle and is washed by the waters of the Danube. It seems that absolutely everything - from red, tiled roofs and cobbled streets to the clock on the town hall, is copied and reproduced directly from the fairy tale of the Brothers Grimm. In addition to silence and solitude, Dürnstein offers a rich selection of local wines. If you decide to visit it in the spring, choose the moment when the apricot trees are in bloom - you will drown in the pink color and sweet aroma!
Binn, Switzerland
Once in this tiny village, you will feel like you are in another world. Life here flows slowly, measuredly, and this is the choice of 150 local residents who decided to save the village and the surrounding mountain valley as a park. There are no ski resorts or highways here, the time capsule called Binn will fill you with peace and a sense of peace.
Tremola, France
Not far from the Lascaux cave with the oldest rock paintings, in the north of France, there is a small medieval town of Tremola. The main historical value of the city is the church dating back to the 11th century, but the main attraction for which tourists from all over France and not only come to the modest town is the Les Truffieres restaurant. Here, dishes are served on the table from products grown on a local farm. The food is delicious, fresh and inexpensive! All of Europe flocks for bio-delicacies, so you need to reserve a place in a restaurant.
Tenby, Wales (UK)
In the Middle Ages, the walls of the city frightened off the invaders, and now they attract tourists. An extraordinarily vibrant city right on the seafront, Tenby invites you to appreciate its historical past by walking along the steep, narrow streets, or enjoy the beautiful sea views from the heights of the cliffs and city walls.
Ericeira, Portugal
The town is a picture-perfect picture of a Portuguese fishing village, from tiled roofs and cobbled streets to traditional fishing boats. As a fishing port, Ericeira is famous for its fresh seafood, especially lobster. The town is of particular interest to surfers as its location provides consistent waves.
Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland
Iceland is famous for its untouched nature and friendly locals, however, crowds of tourists come to the island every year, in any season and any weather. The Vestmannaeyjar archipelago is located away from the tourist pilgrimage and consists of 15 islands with a population of 4 thousand people. Local fishermen will gladly agree to take desperate travelers to one of the uninhabited islands of the archipelago. For lovers of civilization, local restaurants offer a wide selection of fresh fish and seafood.
We bring to the attention of the reader a list of places in Europe little known to the average tourist, which, nevertheless, are fabulously beautiful and worthy of attention. Walking along these streets is our cherished dream! Many of these settlements are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These corners of Europe are so beautiful that humanity is obliged to preserve them in their original form.
Albarracin
This medieval small town of 1,097 inhabitants is located in the province of Teruel, Spain, and usually occupies the top positions in all rankings of the most beautiful villages in this country. Vernazza
It is one of the five gems that make up the "Cinque Terre" region of Italy - five small fishing towns with World Heritage status. Choosing one of them is an almost impossible task. Vernazza is perhaps the best preserved spirit of the maritime citadel. La Roque Gageac
Situated at the foot of a cliff, on the banks of the Dordogne River, this French city, inhabited since prehistoric times, is one of the most beautiful in Europe. Joscelin
This city is located in France, in the region of Brittany. It is a fairytale town famous not only for its beauty, but also for its famous and impressive castle built around 1008. Murren
The highest and most beautiful village in the canton of Bern, Switzerland, at an altitude of 1650 m above the Lauterbrunnen valley. Here you can observe three of the most famous mountains in Switzerland: Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. Castle Com
The village of 350 inhabitants is located in Wiltshire, England. This oasis of peace and tranquility was rated the second best village in the country by the famous British newspaper The Times, and it certainly deserves it. ronda
The "City of Bullfighting" stands on a huge picturesque rock, which makes it so delightfully beautiful. Tropea
This Italian city is located on the coast of Calabria and is one of the main points of the Italian resort coast. One of its features is a huge cliff that overlooks the beach. Bibury
For many, including the poet William Morris, Bibury is the most wonderful village in England. Its fourteenth century houses will take you to another era. Freudenberg
The small town of Freudenberg is one of the most charming towns in Germany and Europe. It is located in the district of Siegen-Wittgenstein in North Rhine-Westphalia. Dinan
The small town of just 14,000 inhabitants is one of the most beautiful, picturesque and spectacular parts of Belgium. It is located on the banks of the Mosa and is sandwiched between rocks, which adds to the uniqueness of the place. Gengenbach
This fabulous city is located in southern Germany, on the edge of the Black Forest, in the district of Ortenau, Baden-Württemberg. Due to his extraordinary beauty, he was chosen to shoot several films, such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Mykonos city
Mykonos, also known as Chora, is a beautiful little town on the island of Mykonos (Greece). Its distinctive feature is small white and square houses with balconies, doors and windows painted in different colors. Mortsund
Norwegian Mortsund is an enclave, a haven for fishermen. Its extraordinary beauty and solitude surrounded by nature attracts and attracts travelers. Gruyere
Gruyères is a historic town and municipality in the Swiss canton of Friborg. Amazing buildings and a medieval castle, where nineteen counts lived, make it one of the most interesting cities in Europe. And I
A small town belonging to the island of Santorini, Greece. Hundreds of guests come to Oia to watch its world famous and beautiful sunset. Oia is also famous for its white houses in the rock of the volcano and blue-domed churches. Mont Saint Michel
The magnificent architecture and the bay make Mont Saint-Michel the most visited tourist destination in Normandy and one of the first in France (about 3.2 million visitors a year). bled
Bled is a city located on the shores of Lake Bled in Slovenia. It is known for its glacial lake, castles and churches in the surrounding forests. Every year the place attracts more and more tourists. Reine
Reine was declared in the 70s the most beautiful village in Norway. It has been a trading port since 1793 and a permanent cruising destination in the Norwegian fjords. San Gimignano
San Gimignano is a small medieval walled city built on top of the hills of Tuscany in Italy. Its characteristic feature is the towers that make the city a European medieval Manhattan. Funes
It is a rural village located in a picturesque valley in Funes, Italian Tyrol. It has a small beautiful church of Santa Magdalena and one of the most beautiful landscapes not only in Europe but in the whole world. Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Belongs to the district of Ansbach in Bavaria, Germany. It is a world-famous tourist attraction thanks to its well-preserved medieval center. In addition to its beauty, Rothenburg ob der Tauber served as inspiration for the creation of the village in Pinocchio. Colmar
This beautiful fairy tale city belongs to the Haut-Rhin department in the Alsace region of France. Walking along its streets, you can enjoy the view of the buildings of the early Renaissance. Manarola
This colorful fishing town is second on this list - another place located in the Cinque Terre in Italy. Manarola is perhaps the most beautiful of the five, and seems to be also the oldest, as evidenced by the 1160 cornerstone of the Church of San Lorenzo. Hallstatt
Hallstatt is a village in the Salzkammergut region of Austria. In 1997 it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This place is just amazing, very cozy and unusually beautiful! 
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Cats doze on the piers, boats sway on the waves, mountains are reflected in calm water, ripe fruits are full of ripe fruits and fresh fish shimmer in the market near the fortress walls of the Old Town, and laundry is dried on clotheslines in the narrow streets - this is far from a complete picture of this Montenegrin miracle nature and architecture. Kotor is called the most beautiful city, it is good both in bad weather, when the mountains are shrouded in fog, and in good weather, when the water in the Bay of Kotor becomes absolutely transparent due to sunlight.
The most photogenic places in Kotor: View from the embankment along the Jadranska magistrala, an observation deck on top of the fortress wall, the streets of the Old Town.
Prague, Czech Republic
The first of the two capitals that we included in this list is Zlata Prague, as the city used to be solemnly called.
Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, the gloomy and solemn St. Vitus Cathedral, Tyn Cathedral - everyone, even those who have not been to Prague, know these places and can imagine what they look like from the fly. It remained the same as it was centuries ago - narrow streets, cobblestone pavements, red tiled roofs, old signs of restaurants and workshops. We have always wanted to see this city in winter - powdered with snow, even more cozy and pre-holiday. This is exactly how we saw it during a recent trip - it did not disappoint and was beautiful.
The most photogenic places in Prague: the view from the tower of the Old Town Hall, the view from the Powder Tower, the view from the tower of St. Vitus Cathedral.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
The city of the Sun and eternal summer - you can come here in winter and still see the bright fruits on orange trees, the waves of the Adriatic Sea shimmering in the Sun, snow-white yachts and street cafes filled with visitors.
You are doomed to a good mood in Dubrovnik, no matter how depressed you get here. Even the songs of "Agatha Christie" are perceived here as a hymn to love of life, verified 🙂
The most photogenic places in Dubrovnik: View from the Minceta tower, the Old Port embankment, Stradun Street, absolutely any point of the fortress wall (yes, this is not an exaggeration).
A city on the coast of the Baltic Sea, the sea gate of Poland. The foggy and restless Baltic has endowed Gdansk with a lyrical and thoughtful atmosphere. This is not vain for you, in Gdansk you can spend hours alone with yourself and your thoughts, walking along its ancient embankments and spacious, not crowded beaches.
The most photogenic places in Gdansk: the Royal Route, the view from the tower of St. Mary's Cathedral, the embankment of the Motława River.
Hallstatt is so small that it’s hard to even call it a city - it’s more of a village, but located in such an ideal place from an aesthetic point of view that when you get there, you can’t believe that it’s real. This is not a toy layout, not a banner, not a picture from the Internet retouched 100,500 times - no, this is a real place on the shores of a clean lake, surrounded by the Austrian Alps. Miniature houses, flowers on the windows, a quiet embankment, a flat surface of the lake - that's really true, 10 minutes in Hallstatt can replace a pack of Novopasita.
The most photogenic places in Hallstatt: the view from the Römisches embankment (this one, the most recognizable one), the view from the 5 Fingers observation deck, the observation deck on the mountain next to the Salt Cave (Salt Mines) - a funicular goes to it, almost from the city center .
Riga, Latvia
Another capital and another city on the Baltic coast. It formally became European quite recently, but in fact it has always been like this, it is no coincidence that the entire “Europe” of Soviet films was filmed here. Ancient streets, houses with openwork facades, church spiers, the pensive Gulf of Riga, boat trips along the Daugava River, the noise of cranes coming from the port - such is Europe, the closest to us.
The most photogenic places in Riga: View from the observation deck of St. Peter's Church, view from the Sky Line bar (26th floor of the Radisson Blu Hotel Latvija), Town Hall Square.
Porto, Portugal
There are many cozy and colorful cities in Portugal, including the capital - Lisbon, but we decided to stop at the very, very - Porto. This is not a city, it's just some kind of scenery for a film about love, passion and the sea - you can't say it any other way. Although there is no sea here - the city is located on the Douro River, and after a few kilometers the mighty Atlantic begins. Old multi-colored houses (so picturesque, as if they were specially aged a little), street musicians, the aroma of port wine, warm evening air - a typical picture of Porto.
The most photogenic places in Porto: Douro River Embankment, St. Catherine Street, Ribeira district, the observation deck of the Clerigos church.
Honfleur, France
Imagine a city where time has stopped at noon on a summer Sunday, and you will understand how a person feels when he gets to Honfleur. The town lives its unhurried life, here on every corner they sell homemade cider, calvados and different flavors of caramel - lavender, rose petals, blackberry. Oysters in city restaurants are so delicious, the sun on the embankment is so gentle that you quickly join the rhythm of local life and do not want to return to the hustle and bustle of big cities.
The most photogenic places in Honfleur: the Quai Sainte-Catherine and the Quai Quaritain.
Bruges, Belgium
Postcard town, gingerbread town, bedtime story town. Ours was just in disgusting weather, in which in Moscow you want to shoot yourself - rain, cold wind, leaden clouds. But the city turned out to be so bright and cozy that the weather was simply not noticed. There were gingerbread and chocolate figurines in almost every window (Belgium, after all), there was a smell of fresh pastries, and pleasure boats sailed along the canals decorated with flower pots.
The most photogenic places in Bruges: Observation deck of the Historical Museum of Bruges, embankments along the Groenerei and Minnewatter canals
San Gimignano, Italy
A city in the center of Tuscany, located among vineyards on a high hill, on the side of the SR222 road. San Gimignano is not only the most Tuscan, but also the most Italian of all Italian cities. Here, street musicians play in the squares, noisy neighbors discuss the latest news, and old men with pensive faces look at passers-by, sitting on room chairs placed right in the middle of the street.
Also, in San Gimignano, the most delicious ice cream in Italy and the number of its types here is close to infinity.
The most photogenic places in San Gimignano: Piazza Del Duomo, view from the Bell Tower (not only the city, but also the Tuscan fields surrounding it).
Strasbourg, France
The main city of the French province of Alsace, in which the atmosphere of France and the spirit of Germany, so close to the city, are intertwined. The classic French Cathedral of Notre Dame, and not far from it - a quarter of traditional German houses - all this is so picturesque and so unusual - it was this mix of cultures that bribed us, forcing us to choose Strasbourg from all the major French cities.
Along the canals, restaurants with flowering terraces are comfortably located here, and passengers of boats passing by hear the smell of foie gras, the clink of glasses and the sounds of musical instruments. In general, if you want a lot of France and a little Germany, then you should go to Strasbourg.
The most photogenic places in Strasbourg: the Petite France district, the view from the observation deck of Notre Dame Cathedral, Guttenberg Square.
Bergen, Norway
The northernmost and coldest city in the selection. It is spread out on the shores of the North Sea, indented by fjords, here you can often see lead clouds overhead, and it is better not to appear on the street without an umbrella, but despite this, Bergen ended up in this article. All because just looking at its multi-colored small houses it becomes warm, because here you can resemble the streets lined with wood, because northern views of incredible beauty open up from the hills of Bergen. A cold city that gives warmth - that's what it is, this Bergen.
The most photogenic places in Bergen: Bryggen embankment, view from the observation deck of Mount Fløyen.
We hope that these photos of serene cityscapes will make your soul calmer and more comfortable.
In addition to world-famous resorts and popular tourist destinations, there are quite inconspicuous corners in the world that can charm their visitor and leave him no less pleasant impressions. What secrets does Europe hold? What places that very few people know about can you go in search of an intoxicating and unhurried vacation?
1. Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
Hidden in the south of Czech Bohemia is the charming town of Český Krumlov, captivating the hearts of its visitors with its fabulous atmosphere of paved roads, bridges that fall into view everywhere you look ... and, most wonderfully: there is not a single McDonald's there! A small one-day trip to this place, especially in the warm season, will turn into a pleasant adventure. To complete the experience, it is also worth rafting down the Vltava River.
2. Colmar, France
Located in Alsace, the city of Colmar is a unique mixture of French and German architecture, culture and spirit. In reality, it is as colorful as you can see in the photos. Colmar can rightly be called one of the hidden gems of France.
3. Marsaxlokk, Malta
Cute and playful, full of real Maltese spirit, the town of Marsaxlokk is in fact the most important fishing village in the whole country.
4. Hallstatt, Austria
Hallstatt, a small picturesque town in Austria, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is recognized by many as the most beautiful lakeside village in the world. Visiting Hallstatt in summer or winter, you will fall in love with the quiet charm of this place.
5. Bruges, Belgium
Bruges is extremely popular with people who want to bring home wonderful photographs of the Lego houses that stand in the city center. Despite the tourist hype, this place remains one of the delightful classic corners of Europe.
6. Bled, Slovenia
In the Slovenian city of Bled, there are many pleasant places for visitors, but the most notable attraction is the famous Lake Bled, which is one of the most beautiful reservoirs on our planet.
7. Bibury, England
This small town is filled with Old World charm and quite rightfully deserves to be considered the most charming town in England. In the photo - one of the streets of Biburi most beloved by tourists, most often attracting photographers' lenses.
8. Albarracin, Spain
Just two hours from Valencia and 30 minutes by train from Teruel will bring you to the most charming Spanish village of Albarracin, a trip that will be hard to forget.
9. Pucisca, Croatia
Although Croatia opened as a tidbit for tourists relatively recently, its popularity is currently growing rapidly. The city of Puciscea, located on the Adriatic coast, is especially good for visiting. What is special about it? Seeing with your own eyes the beauty of this pearl of Breg Island, you will surely understand everything.
10. Eze, France
In the south-east of France, not far from Nice, the cozy city of Eze is located - the perfect place for a short vacation!
11. Annecy, France
The town of Annecy is built around a 14th century castle. Its streets are covered with an indescribable charm of antiquity, and the surroundings of the French Alps perfectly complement the picturesque picture of this wonderful place.
12. Manarola, Italy
This photo speaks for itself: how can you disagree that Manarola is a delightful tiny town on the coast of Italy?! However, this country is fraught with more than one such gift for a tourist - you just need to allocate more time to travel around it, and you can find another whole constellation of similar places.
13. Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland
Do you find it difficult to read the name of this city aloud? As practice shows, it is no more difficult than getting to it. Only once a week a flight is sent from Iceland to the coast of Greenland, reaching which, striving to get to Ittoqqortoormiut, stubborn people must use the services of a helicopter. However, this amazing place is well worth the effort!
14. Reine, Norway
The small fishing village of Reine is incredibly picturesque! If we imagine that one image can replace a thousand words, then only a photo of this place expresses twice as much.
15. Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
For some reason, pretty Mostar unfairly lacks the deserved tourist attention. But those who were lucky enough to be there, appreciate the charm of such an unexpected and pleasant find. By the way, when visiting Mostar, you should pay attention to the nearby town of Blagaj, which is also able to provide its visitors with many pleasant experiences.
16. Odense, Denmark
Although it is the third largest city in Denmark, Odense has a real small town charm that is hard to find anywhere else in the country. True treasure!
17. Freiburg, Germany
Perhaps this colorful photo will say more than any descriptions, why extra words in the presence of such beauty? Let's just note for general information that in Freinburg, a city with almost a thousand years of history, located in the southwest of Germany, there are about 230 thousand people.
18. Goreme, Türkiye
This incredible ancient city was built by the Romans, who literally carved it out of the rocks.
19. Ghent, Belgium
Carrying the title of Flanders delight along with the city of Bruges, Ghent is just as charming, if somewhat less famous. However, the charm of this city is decidedly different from the atmosphere of its more popular neighbor. It will be a very difficult task to explain exactly how, so it is easier to advise you to see it with your own eyes.
20. Ljubljana, Slovenia
The capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana, is one of the “untested” cities so far by tourists. As a place of central importance, Ljubljana nevertheless retains a certain charm of a small European city.
21. Torun, Poland
For those who want to get a little away from the tourist bustle of the popular Krakow and Warsaw, we advise you to visit the quiet Torun, located in the north of Poland and captivating with its uncomplicated, but spiritual comfort.
22. Rotenberg, Germany
Does this cityscape remind you of anything? Walt Disney used the images of Rothenberg when creating his cartoon "Pinocchio".
23. Arosa, Switzerland
The relatively small town in the Swiss Alps is a favorite haunt of the English royal family, so if Arosa is good enough for them, it's sure to please casual tourists too.
24. Bergen, Norway
Located on the west coast of Norway, Bergen was founded around 1070. Fascinating with the view of its supposedly toy houses, this city is loved by Norwegians and tourists from different countries.
25. Livingworth, USA
Of course, Livingworth is not located in Europe at all, but in order to maintain the perfect balance, we decided to crown our selection with this city. Despite the fact that this city is located in the United States, it is built on the model of a Bavarian village and has a European spirit unusual for the American continent. For those who want to enjoy the classic European atmosphere even in the USA, the city of Livingworth unexpectedly gives such an opportunity.
Adapted from worldofwanderlust.com; translation and adaptation by Catherine Straszewski |
