Why is morera, a very unpopular Spanish town, so popular with Europeans?

Morera is an ancient art town hidden in the mountains. Being here is like being in a peak forest with beautiful scenery and fresh air. After the quality of life and material resources are satisfied, people have a higher spiritual pursuit and are more inclined to return to nature. Europeans like the simplicity brought by the small town of morera, which is especially suitable for holidays and self-cultivation.

Morera town is very unpopular in China, but it is very popular with Europeans. There is a famous travel website in Europe, which lists morera as one of the top ten unpopular tourist towns. Most of the tourists in this town are Spanish, German and French.

If you plan to travel there, check out the small town of morera on Wikipedia before you leave. It has its own official website (www.morella.net/). From the map, it is located in the east of Spain, surrounded by big cities such as Valencia and Barcelona. It is located in Catalonia, Spain. The local language is Catalan, not Spanish, but Spanish is widely spoken by local residents.

The town is among the mountains, and the roads in the town are all mountain roads paved with steps. The best way to travel here is to take the mountain road. Driving is a test of driving skills. Apricot trees can be seen everywhere on the path, and you can eat them when you pick them. It tastes natural and fragrant.

Morera was very important in ancient times. At first, it belonged to the jurisdiction of the Greeks. In the history of nearly 800 years and 900 years, it was ruled by Carthaginians, Romans and Moors successively. During the war of succession to the Spanish throne by Philip V, it became the center of a military and political region and also played a very important role during the Napoleonic Wars.

At present, some top attractions in Morea include castles, aqueducts, St. Mary's Church, St. Francis Abbey and morera Dinosaur Museum. There are many fossils and dinosaur skeletons in the museum, which is worth visiting.