A complete list of European small town place names

Netherlands: Leiden

Czech Republic: Cesky Krumlov

Austria: Innsbruck

Switzerland: Lucerne

France: Dijon

Leiden: Leiden is a city in the west of the Netherlands. 16 kilometers northeast of The Hague. Population 117,000. It was recorded in 922 AD. The city developed around the castle in the 12th century and was founded in 1266. The textile and printing industries developed in the fourteenth century. The industry has developed rapidly since the end of the 19th century, with printing, textile, food, metallurgy and building materials sectors now in place. One of the largest cheese and beef markets in the Netherlands. Leiden University was founded in 1575. There are ethnographic museums, Gothic churches and art galleries. There are seaside resorts nearby.

2. Cesky Krumlov: The charming town of Cesky Krumlov in South Bohemia is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The city was designated by the United Nations in 1992 UNESCO lists it as one of the world cultural heritage sites.

3. Innsbruck: Innsbruck is located in the west of Austria, in the Alpine valley, adjacent to Germany, Italy and Switzerland, with the Inn River passing through the city. It is the capital of the Austrian state of Tyrol and is divided into nine districts.

The origin of the name Innsbruck is very simple, meaning the bridge over the Inn River. The most unique and classic scenery here is the medieval architecture located in the charming glacial valley. The artistic pictures are breathtaking. The melted snow water from the Alps flows through the Inn River, taking away the heat but bringing fresh air. The climate is very pleasant. In the narrow streets, Gothic buildings line up row after row, and the Baroque gates and Renaissance arcades once again show the style of the ancient city.

4. Lucerne: Lucerne, also translated as "Lucerne", is the capital of Lucerne. It is located in central Switzerland, at the confluence of the outlet of the Reuss River and the Four States Lake. The urban population is close to 80,000. people. Lucerne (Lucerne) belongs to the German-speaking area of ??Switzerland, and its German name is Luzern. In multilingual Switzerland, the asd spelling of Lucerne (Lucerne) in Italian and Romansh is Lucerna, and in French and English it is Lucerne. It is known as the most beautiful and ideal tourist city in Switzerland, and it is also the most popular Swiss resort among Swiss people. Lucerne is a famous historical and cultural city where artists have received endless inspiration. Historically, many famous writers lived and wrote here.

5. Dijon: Dijon (Dijon), a city in eastern France, the capital of the Burgundy region (Région Bourgogne) and the C?te d'Or (Province 21) The provincial capital and the most populous city in the region is about 290 kilometers southeast of Paris. Dijon has a long history. The city was built in the Roman era and was the capital of the Kingdom of Burgundy (Royaume de Bourgogne) in the Middle Ages. There is a large amount of historical and cultural heritage left in the city. The terrain of Dijon is flat, and there are no large rivers in the city except for the Ouche River and the Canal de Bourgogne. Dijon generally has a temperate maritime climate, but due to its geographical location far from the coastline, it has obvious continental characteristics, that is, dry summers, cold winters, and large annual temperature ranges. Burgundy is also one of the four major gastronomic capitals in France. Snail dishes, mustard, Burgundy beef hot pot, etc. are all traditional delicacies of Dijon. At the same time, Dijon is also located near the French Burgundy wine region.