Paradise corner: 8 European cities like from the picture

Ronda, Spain

Ronda — a city of incredible beauty, whose history stretches from time immemorial. Located at an altitude of 723 meters above sea level, it is surrounded by the most breathtaking scenery. Many years ago on the streets of the town were fierce battles, and today his life is flowing calmly and measuredly. Only the kinds around are still the same unique & hellip;

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Procida, Italy

Procida — another cute centenarian. The town is located on the expanses of the island of the same name and belongs to the province of Naples. According to the latest census, there are just over 10,000 Italians living here. This cozy corner will be an excellent resting place for all who are not averse to temporarily isolating themselves from noisy and crowded streets.

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Annecy, France

We assure you, as soon as you see the streets of Annecy, its chic lake and dozens of flowerpots with luxuriant flowering vegetation along water canals, fall in love with this city once and for all. On the first floors of the multi-colored houses there are numerous cafes and restaurants where you can get acquainted with the main culinary masterpieces of the French cuisine.

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One of Annsey's attractions — an island palace built in 1132. Today its halls are occupied by the exposition of the city museum, and earlier served as the residence of the local ruler, both by the court and prison.

Visby, Sweden

Visby — the main city on the Swedish island of Gotland. It is also a precious UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most enduring of Scandinavian towns, which has managed to maintain its splendor for many years. In addition to perfectly clean streets, one should get acquainted with the Museum of Gotland antiquities, as well as the Russian court, where the foundations of the ancient Russian church were found.

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Piran, Slovenia

Piran — A pearl of Slovenia with a population of just over 4,000 inhabitants. Located in one of the bays of the Adriatic Sea, a few kilometers from the Italian and Croatian borders. The medieval architecture of the city is perfectly preserved, so Piran can be called an open-air museum.

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After walking through the labyrinths of the streets of Piran, the best solution is to take a table in the cafe on the waterfront. From here you have an excellent view of the bay, against which the sunset looks just fabulously!

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Quedlinburg, Germany

Welcome to the wonderful corner of Germany, where the spirit of the old Saxony still reigns! Quedlinburg is nestled on one of the outskirts of the mountain range and has the world's largest collection of half-timbered houses. Just imagine: here they survived more than 1500, and the most ancient built in the XIV century!

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Hallstatt, Austria

< p>A breathtaking panorama of Hallstatt overlooking the lake and wooden houses has more than once made the city a hero of publications in glossy magazines and tourist avenues. The nature here is really chic and unique. For many years the settlement has not expanded, as the terrain features do not allow it.

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Hallstatt is beautiful at any time of the year and in any weather. And this is one of the reasons why there are always tourists here.

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The city is also famous for its ancient salt mines, which have been developed for almost three millennia. And in the local church exposed bones of the former residents of the town, which everyone can look at.

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Burnham Market, United Kingdom

Burnham Market — a colorful village in Norfolk, located about 4 kilometers from the sea shore. The architecture of the town is represented by low brick and stone cottages, in which local food stalls, pubs and antique shops are huddled. If you have always dreamed of seeing a living embodiment of English charm, you will certainly find it in the Burnham Market!

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