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Europe is famous for its busy culture-driven cities, such as Rome and Paris. But between all the landmarks and selfie tourists, you will find hundreds of charming towns with a smaller population than the Eiffel Tower. Whether it is a small lakeside village in Austria or a strange and beautiful village in Romania, these fairy-tale towns are the dream places for European holidays. Tip: Be prepared to face many bell towers and cobblestone streets.

Ronda, Spain

Population: 33,978.

One of the highlights of traveling in Andalusia is the seemingly endless Pueblo Blancos ("white town", named after the uniform color of houses). Although there are many exhibitions of Moorish architecture and labyrinthine streets to define this area, Ronda has something special, and that is its location. Located on the edge of a 400-foot cliff, the scenery of the valley below is amazing, and the three bridges across the canyon are incredible engineering feats.

Riber, Denmark

Population: 8 168

Ribe's history can be traced back to 1300 years ago. It is the oldest town in Denmark-in fact, it is all over Scandinavia. The city was built in the early 8th century. Although you can't find any buildings dating back to today, the picturesque cathedrals and semi-wooden houses on cobblestone streets are well worth visiting.

Porterie, Skye, Scotland

Population: 2,480

Skye is famous for its spectacular natural beauty, but it is also one of the most charming towns in Britain. The capital is located on the edge of Loch Portree, with a row of families and bars with soft colors, and bright fishing boats and lobster boats on board.

Holland yangjiao village

Population: 2620.

This village, affectionately known as "Venice, the Netherlands", has no roads, only bicycle lanes and canals. Visit the rooftop farmhouse and wooden arch bridge in Yangjiao Village by boat, or skate on the canal when it freezes in winter.

Austrian Hallstedt

Population: 779.

There's something special about Halsted. When you cross the glass lake by ferry, the fog rolling down from the towering Dakhstan Mountain is obvious. In the UNESCO World Heritage Town, there are churches dating back to12nd century, lively market squares and many comfortable candlelight restaurants. Reward: Hallst? Tt is only one hour's drive from Salzburg and three hours' drive from Vienna, which makes it a one-day tour of larger and more tourist cities in Austria.

Chval, Croatia

Population: 377 1

One of the most popular islands in China is sunbathing and wine lovers. Chval is famous for its sunny beaches, lavender fields and lush vineyards. It also has a beautiful downtown with Gothic palaces and marble streets. Reward: Many streets are car-free. )

Rye, England

Population: 904 1

It has been an important shipping center since Roman times, and Rye in East Sussex was once completely surrounded by the sea. Perfect angle, a hodgepodge of pottery roofs and wooden walls in Songkhla in the middle ages, comes from the tower of St. Mary's parish church or the tower of ypres, which are the two oldest buildings in the town. If you visit in late winter/early spring, please don't miss the annual Bay Scallop Week (the next one is from February 22 to March 2020 1). Watchers come from scenic spots, and it is a two-hour train ride from St. Pancras International Airport in London. It is a simple one-day tour.

Greek athos.

Population: 88 people

Assos, located in Kafa Leanya, is full of charm and full of blooming villages, which is one of the most striking reasons for visiting Greek islands. This small village is located at the foot of the mountain, surrounded by the striking blue Mediterranean on three sides. Spend some time on the cobblestone beach in the village, and then enjoy Greek food in the traditional restaurant by the pier. Seriously, is there a better holiday than this?

Albarasin, Spain

Population: 1, 0 16

Pink, orange and red houses fill this isolated mountain city, located in the winding rock valley of Guadalaville River in Aragon, Spain. After the Spanish Civil War was almost destroyed, the government rebuilt the houses and streets of the Middle Ages and Moors, such as the tile roofs of the bell tower, the iron bars of the windows and the Albarasin Castle in the12nd century.

Heishan Cotor

Population:13,510.

The turn is reminiscent of Norwegian fjords and Lake Como, and Kotor Bay is flanked by ancient and picturesque towns, including Cotor. Against the background of steep limestone cliffs, the ancient city of Ketuo, protected by UNESCO, attracts tourists with its beautiful geographical location and history. Getting lost here is not only encouragement, but also expectation: centuries ago, Old Cotto was built like a maze to confuse intruders.

? safj？ r？ Ur Iceland

Population: 257 1

Located in Iceland's incredibly gorgeous canyon peninsula, safj? r？ The town of ur was almost swallowed up by the towering mountains around it. Is anyone still confused about their small backyard now? In winter, the temperature drops to 20 degrees Fahrenheit, and rarely reaches more than 50 degrees in summer. safj？ r？ Ur is almost the opposite of your Italy and Greece. Resort City-This is very attractive, especially if you prefer vacation to luxury.

Rene, Rhone Islands

Population: 3 14

Just off the northwest coast of Norway, the beauty of the Lofton Islands is unparalleled: think of majestic fjords, frozen beaches dotted with surfers and colorful fishing villages. Moss Knoos? Rainya Island is such a village, located above the Arctic Circle, about 0/90 miles southwest of Tromso. The yellow towering buildings in the town are surrounded by jagged mountains and cold water, which is as awesome as the prospect.

Torshavin, Faroe Islands

Population: 13083

The Faroe Islands is located between Iceland and Norway in the North Atlantic (politically part of Denmark), and there are enough puffins and huts to make tourists happy. The capital of Torshavin is also the largest city in the archipelago, located behind the busy port on the east coast of Stremmer Island. In this 66.8-square-mile city, there are18th century churches, some museums, an ancient town and rows of black and red houses.

Italian Vernazza.

Population: 852.

Vernazza is the steepest and most beautiful village in the five fishing villages, and it is an ideal place for a low-key romantic trip. Its streets are lined with iconic candy-colored houses and many ice creams; The town overlooks the only natural ports in Little Beach and Wuyun Village.

Castraki, Greece

Population: 560.

Kastraki is an idyllic red-roofed town with one of the best backgrounds you can imagine: the famous Meteora Monastery, which is listed as a world heritage by UNESCO, is surrounded by villages full of wild flowers on the Greek mainland. It's hard to imagine a more impressive "viewing room" instead of opening the shutters and looking at a medieval building on a rock pillar stretching to the sky 1000 feet.

Cobb of Ireland

Population: 1.28 million

Cobh redefines charming colorful houses on the water and towering cathedrals and sentries standing in the harbor. This town is especially popular with cruise lovers-about 60 ships call here every year. In fact, Cobb is the last stop of the Royal Cruise Titanic. Today there is a memorial museum in this city.

Brad, Slovenia

Population: 8 17 1

Lake Bled is one of the most popular scenic spots in Slovenia. With emerald sea water, church-dotted islands, the scenery of Julian Alps and the 12 century castle on the mountain, you will enjoy the flawless scenery. The surrounding town of Brad is equally charming, with candlelight restaurants and traditional wooden rowing boats waiting for tourists.

Angra do Heroismo, Azores, Portugal

Population: 35,402.

It further proves that Azores is one of the most beautiful places on earth: AngradoHeroísmo, one of the three capital cities of the Azores. In addition to the green mountains and blue seas around the town, AngradoHeroísmo is also famous for its charming town square and18th century churches and fortresses.

Sighi？ Ola Romania

Population: 26,370.

If you like the fear factor of eastern European towns, what about Sighi, a city in Transylvania? Ola is for you. This historic town is the birthplace of Vlad the Piercer, and the evil prince of Wallachia inspired vampires in bram stoker. For the best stimulation, you can visit his childhood home (including a small torture museum) or the strange creaking stairs of the brave Trinity Church after dark. Not a horror fan? Sigi Svara (Sighi？ The historic center and streets protected by UNESCO Oara lined with colorful houses, providing a beautiful fairy tale atmosphere-minus the bad guys.

Dinan, Belgium

Population: 13544

Dinan, a small town, is still located on the cliff of the Meuse River in the Walloon region of Belgium. It looks like a Disney movie scene, with a Gothic cathedral defined by the skyline and a16th century castle (including the hedge maze). Interesting fact: Dinan also happens to be the birthplace of adolphe sax, and he is its inventor-saxophone.

Castelluccio, Italy

Population: 120

Castellucio is located on a steep hillside at an altitude of 5,000 feet. It is the highest village in the Panin Mountains-it can be said to be the most beautiful village. On the one hand, the village is backed by snow-capped mountains, on the other hand, it is lush and fertile, and the fertile plains are full of red poppies, violets and rape flowers in spring (from late May to early June). The town itself is very charming, with many picturesque squares and a simple and lovely church.

Interlaken, Switzerland

Population: 53 19

Interlaken, a small Swiss town, is famous for its charming lakes and ancient wooden houses, and it also happens to be a holy place for adventure travelers. In addition to sledding and kayaking, the town has one of the most epic skydiving experiences in the world: flying in the mountains for 20 minutes, and then making a 45-second free landing before the instructor deploys the parachute. We can't think of a more exciting way to see the Swiss Alps.

Rothenburg-sur-Taubel

Population: 10930

Taubel is famous for its well-preserved medieval old town, attracting millions of tourists every year, and its Instagram is full of colorful exterior walls. If you can rock and roll, plan your visit to 65438+February, when the town becomes a winter wonderland, with snow-covered roofs, glowing storefronts and comfortable bars. Don't forget Reiterlesmarkt, which is one of the best Christmas markets in the country.

Fromm Norway

Population: 350.

Undoubtedly, it is one of the most beautiful cruise ports in Europe. Frome, a small village, welcomes ships to cross the vast Songfjord in western Norway. The town is dotted with bold and colorful houses, surrounded by perfect green hills, but perhaps the most famous is living in Flamsbana, the steepest railway in the world. In fromm (Fl? M) The train will take you through waterfalls and snow peaks to the top of Mirdal.

Fort Kaysers

Population: 4,677.

France has many beautiful towns and villages to choose from, but we are big fans of Alsace Kesberg-the French tend to agree. In 20 17, this cobblestone village was rated as the most popular village in China, préféré r é, a German-French TV program, which was voted every year. Cayersburg relies on its friendly locals, pedestrian streets and diverse buildings, such as14th century Oberhoff church and historic Ch? TeaudeKaysersberg continues to win the favor of locals and tourists.