What are the minority tourist attractions in Europe?

In Europe, where do we usually choose to travel? Passionate Spain, beautiful and fresh Venice, or romantic Paris? These, if you always go and see their photos, don't you want to go somewhere else?

In fact, in addition to these well-known tourist attractions in Europe, there are more places that may not be well-known in the eyes of China people, and even unknown places are more beautiful and pleasant.

Next, let's go in with Bian Xiao and see what minority tourist attractions in Europe are available for us to choose from!

Trieste, Italy

Trieste was once an important seaport of Austria-Hungary in history, and almost all the land was bordered by Slovenia. Influenced by Latin, Germanic and Slavic cultures, it may be called the most European city.

Not to be missed

Take risorgimento Square by the sea as the starting point and stroll along the street. To the north of the square, the Tresiano district of Borgo is centered on the Grand Canal, and elegant streets and lanes crisscross in the18th century.

Then continue northward along the coast and visit miramar Castle, a unique white castle that was once the residence of Austrian Grand Duke Maximilian in the middle of19th century.

Recommended food

Italians have a reputation for drinking coffee, but Trieste is deeply influenced by the culture of Venice cafes, and the coffee consumption of residents is even twice that of Italy. You can spend time experiencing the local coffee culture, which is an old-fashioned coffee shop that started business before World War I..

Samako is worth a try.

Oslo Norway

Among the capitals of the Nordic countries, Oslo is Cinderella-low-key, but it has a sea view comparable to Stockholm, a design tradition comparable to Copenhagen and Helsinki, and a wonderful volcano comparable to Reykjavik.

The treasures of many art galleries and museums, creative blocks such as Aker Pier and Glennaleka, and coastal fjords with dense forests are attracting countless suitors to the city.

The winding seashore is an outstanding testing ground for modern architecture, including the stroop Fearnley Museum of Modern Art with a sail-like roof and the Opera House with an inclined structure.

You can attend OsloKayak.

Tours provides sightseeing tours, kayaking between ships at sea and enjoying these beautiful buildings from the water.

Go to the National Gallery to enjoy edvard munch's Scream.

Screaming is also necessary. The location in the painting is actually the Ekberg Parken Sculpture Park, where you can see the whole city.

Recommended food

Mathallen Food Plaza is transformed from an industrial building, which is quite cost-effective, contains global flavor, and reflects a considerable number of immigrants in Oslo.

Toulouse France

The fourth largest city in France, with a leisurely atmosphere in the south of France, is named "LaVilleRose" because of the red brick buildings that can be seen everywhere.

Toulouse is famous for its meat food, and the avant-garde art museum-"slaughterhouse" art museum was transformed from an old slaughterhouse. The treasure of its town hall is the stage curtain with minotaur pattern designed by Picasso.

Citéde, a space museum in the suburbs.

Space is the biggest highlight of this city. There are simulated flying devices and interactive exhibits in the museum, which can give you an incredible trip to escape from earth orbit.

Before sunset, you can go to Lefloreda, located in the magnificent city hall square, where you can find an open-air cafe and enjoy the most gorgeous colors of this pink city in a day.

Recommended food

Victor Hugo market sells Toulouse sausages and other specialties, and there are many good restaurants. If you want to taste local classic dishes such as braised pork with lobster sauce, try LeGentyMagre.

Czech Brno

Tourists in Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, are very popular recently, but if you go to Brno, the second largest city, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that there are many affordable cafes and bars with elegant atmosphere in this long old city.

Brno has ancient castles, cathedrals and grotesque Gothic symbols-a "dragon" (actually a crocodile specimen) hanging on the porch of the ancient medieval city hall.

There are many pre-industrial streets here, but it is a modernist building-Tugenhart Villa, which is listed as a World Heritage by UNESCO. It is one of the famous designs of Mies van der Rohe in1920s, and is famous for its avant-garde and unique shape. Team tours are quite popular.

Recommended food

If you can't go to Tugenhart Villa, you can feel similar architectural beauty when you go to Pavillon. There are also high-end seasonal dishes made of local ingredients such as wild boar and exotic seasonings.

Ghent Belgium

The glory of a modern university town can be traced back to its heyday as the capital of cloth trade in the Middle Ages. There are winding canals, gabled merchant houses, towering bell towers, magnificent cathedrals and a preference for Belgian beer, but there are far fewer tourists.

St. Paavo's Cathedral stands out among the buildings in this city. The interior of the cathedral is Gothic, decorated with paintings by Van Eyck and Rubens, the most precious of which is Worship of the Mysterious Lamb, which was created in15th century.

A little higher than the cathedral is the Ghent Bell Tower, which overlooks the newly restored medieval Graefen Sting Castle in the north.

If you don't know the difference between trapp Brewster and Triple Beer, you can take part in a beer team tour, not only to learn about the brewing history of low-lying countries, but also to taste the top Belgian beer.

Recommended food

If you talk about restaurants, beer shops

Pakistanis are the best. This restaurant used to be a textile warehouse, all made of cast iron. All kinds of Flemish steaks are served here, as well as seafood caught from the North Sea coast.

Croatian Rovini

One of the most magnificent holiday towns on the Adriatic coast. I once surrendered to the Venetians and learned from them the ability to plan cities. Today, the magnificent squares and colorful terraces facing the Adriatic Sea still tell this history.

You can visit Mia Church in St. You Fei, and spend the rest of your time in fancy leisure by the sea: spend the whole afternoon in a cafe near the pier, watch fishermen clean their fishing nets, or go to Zlate, which is shaded by cypress trees.

Take a walk in Rt park.

Rovini Archipelago includes 14 islands, which are distributed in the waters outside the city. There are several hotels and restaurants on the largest "Red Island", and most of the island is covered with forest and full of wild interest. The beaches of these islands can be reached by boat from Rovini Harbor.

Recommended food

The most famous specialty is the precious truffle, which is picked from the oak forest in the hinterland of the peninsula every autumn. Puntulina, a seaside restaurant, has a terrace hanging on a rock, serving truffles, fresh catch, pasta and other delicious food. PiassaGranda is one of the best bars, offering 150 kinds of wines and stronger rakija (fruit brandy).

Thessaloniki Greece

The second largest city in Greece, located in the north of Greece, has a scenery comparable to that of Athens. Different from the snow-white houses and beautiful island scenery in the south, this city shows another side of Greece with its new places and surging vitality.

The new waterfront promenade is about 3 kilometers long, with pine trees on both sides, extending from the16th century landmark White Pagoda to the contemporary Thessaloniki Concert Hall, reconnecting the urban area and the port area.

The inland city center was rebuilt after the 19 17 fire, and the block became regular, but the winding alleys remained in the upper city.

Recommended food

Thessaloniki is full of inexpensive restaurants. It is suggested to start with dessert: the centuries-long rule of the Ottoman Empire made the city prefer sweets. Chatzis restaurant serves baklava (Melaleuca Nut Crisp), rice pudding sprinkled with cinnamon, revani (Syrup Wheat Cake) and other cakes. Don't forget to enjoy frappé in the cafe: this instant coffee with ice foam appeared here in the 1950 s, and then it became the national drink of Greece.

Bulgarian plovdiv

Some archaeologists believe that Bulgaria's second largest city is the oldest European city where human beings continue to live. After all, its previous name Philip Bohris came from Alexander the Great's father.

On both sides of cobblestone streets in the old city, there are rows of houses in the19th century, which can be traced back to the Bulgarian national rejuvenation movement.

Nowadays, the high floors of many houses are supported by wood and extend into the air. Among them, the best-preserved buildings are open to tourists-such as Balabanov Building, where contemporary works created by local artists are also displayed.

The Roman Theater in plovdiv is also one of the city's landmarks. It reappeared as a performance venue after an unusual landslide in the 1970s.

Recommended food

Hemingway is a high-end restaurant named after Hemingway, including Balkan, Italian, American and Asian cuisines. There is a small bar Basquiat in Kapana, the top nightlife area, which attracts an art customer base.

Jerona, Spain

The largest city in northern Catalonia, Spain, has unique Gothic and modernist architectural wonders, rich nightlife places and wonderful restaurants.

Walking along the medieval city walls around the old city, I have a perceptual understanding of the city. Then go to various scenic spots, such as the Arabian bath, inspired by ancient Roman and Arabian pools.

Jerona Cathedral looks more like a castle than a religious place. The Baylor Temple in Game of Thrones was filmed here. There are also several places in Gerona city where the sixth season of the play was filmed.

Recommended food

Ledkan, Else

Roca has been ranked among the top three restaurants in the world since 20 1 1, and only accepts reservations after 1 1 month. However, its management team also spread the cooking concept to Rocambolesc, an ice cream shop, and it was much easier to go to this shop. Desserts such as panettone (Italian fruit cake) and funny lollipops are served here.

Minsk, Belarus

The spirit of the Soviet era is deeply rooted in Belarus, and it is said that the degree is even worse than that of Russia. However, this city, which was almost completely rebuilt after World War II, is also increasingly urbanized-perhaps lovely sushi can be seen in Stalin's buildings.

The Soviet Union and its disintegrated buildings are the most striking here. Independence street, 14km long, is the core area of the city and is nominated as a world heritage site.

At one end of the blue line of the subway is the statue of Lenin in front of the magnificent government building near the west end of Independence Street, and at the other end is the 26-face National Library which looks like an alien building.

The Great Patriotic War Museum commemorates the suffering and courage of the Belarusian people in World War II. It has the best exhibitions in the city, including realistic miniature models, tanks and planes, and detailed English guides.

Recommended food

Lido, which imitates the country style, is a high-end cafeteria, offering Russian-style dinner dishes.

Sour is one of the high-end after-dinner drinking places in Minsk. Its location is hidden and cocktails are served during prohibition. The atmosphere is similar to that at that time.

Bian Xiao offers so many choices for everyone. After everyone is excited, have you decided where to go? Then act quickly and take a trip.