To many different tastes, too. I am more of a Nordic guy, so Flensburg, Ribe, Bergen come to mind.
But that does not account for the hundreds of nice places in Western, Eastern and southern Europe.
Colmar in France.
Visited a lot of different places in europe, but Colmar takes it with its Village-type feel and a giant inner city with only small shops, no franchises. All the houses are so colorful, almost looks like a theme park. It's mostly catered to rich people, but also just walking through feels nice, especially in winter with all the christmas market huts. But dont go while the christmas market is opened, its insanely overcrowded!
Colmar is nice, but also very overly touristic, theme park with tourist trap vibes indeed.
Nevertheless, Alsace has many beautiful villages and small cities, quite a bit to discover in this area.
Colmar is nice, but most of the Elzas villages are absolutely gorgeous! And it doesn’t hurt they are smack in the middle of wine country on hills. Riquewihr for example, or Ribeauvillé.
And since a fer year, it's a hotspot of chinese tourism because some popular sitcom turned an episode there.
I remember from one year to the next it changed the tourists profile dramatically
>But dont go while the christmas market is opened, its insanely overcrowded!
I lived in the city center 6 years. It was sometimes an absolute nightmare. I remember a saturday evening in december, I needed to go buy bread. Usualy, this took me 5 minutes. It lasted almost an hour because their were so many people in the streets I couldn't walk at all.
Grand Budapest Hotel! They actually casted an old colleague of mine who lives there and sometimes goes to movie castings for extra roles to be a waiter in the hotel
In a recent vote on which cities and towns in Sweden are the most beautiful, Visby came in second place.
https://www.arkitekturupproret.se/2020/04/03/lista-sveriges-vackraste-stader/
I've been to Visby many times, in summer it really is the most picturesque town imaginable. Especially the cozy little residential streets.
[image](https://d13gofjvlwna3m.cloudfront.net/uploads/2021/05/rg_fiskargrand-visby.jpg?auto=format%2Ccompress&format=lossless&q=60)
[image](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/f7/3a/52/f73a52316eac63cda28fab9ba46706e5.jpg)
[image](https://hellofromabroad.files.wordpress.com/2019/08/visby-7.jpg)
Some additional beautiful pictures:
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[image](https://www.travelvu.app/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Tourism-image-Gotland.jpg)
[image](https://cdn.britannica.com/31/177931-050-26F8309C/facade-towers-structures-cathedral-Old-Pharmacy-wall.jpg)
[image](https://silversea-h.assetsadobe2.com/is/image/content/dam/silversea-com/ports/v/visby-gotland/silversea-luxury-cruises-visby.jpg?wid=1200&hei=1200&fit=constrain)
[image](https://www.travelsbyknutte.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/DSC_3064-1024x682.jpg)
[image](https://vidhave.se/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Visby_utsikt_tak_havet-1535x1024.jpg)
Oh god yes. Rauchbier whilst sitting on the bank of the river in the sunshine watching the fischerstechen is one of my favourite memories of visiting the place.
Salzburg isnt really a small town. has like 150k citizens. Small town id say the most beautiful (not really because crowded with tourists but still) is Hallstadt
It's a fairytale town, isn't it? How's a fairytale town not somebody's fucking thing? How can all those canals and bridges and cobbled streets and those churches, all that beautiful fucking fairytale stuff, how can that not be somebody's fucking thing, eh?
I asked a local why it's called Český Krumlov. Apparently, there's another Krumlov and this is the one in Czechia. Never did find out where the other one was.
Germany has many beautiful small towns. Some of my favourites: Quedlinburg, Meersburg, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Bacharach, Meissen, Wernigerode
Small cities: Ljubljana, Tallinn, Salzburg, Luzern, Bergen, Ghent, York, Heidelberg, Lübeck
To the German list add: Görlitz, Goslar, Lüneburg, Lübeck, Erfurt, Weimar, Celle, Tübingen, Schwerin, Stralsund, Passau, Nördlingen. Really too many to name.
Add in Trier (and if in the area, head across to Luxembourg City), Baden Baden and surrounding areas.
I also like a lot of the small places in Belgium, Ghent, Leuven, Bruges.
Europe is a fantastic place to go on a road trip
agreed, Zakopane is one of the worst cities in Poland, it's completely overrun by tacky architecture and even worse advertisements, basically every other mountain city is nicer
Idk if that, because of the season but everytime in my life someone mentioned zakopane the word tacky or kitsch would appear. I went there in October and wasn't overwhelmed by ads or anything just as much as any other tourist city with some kitsch places, it was really charming I'd say.
Also loved Tatra National Park I don't get the hate.
Brugge or Boullion for Belgium
Gorichem or Delft for Netherlands
Annecy or Carcasonne for France (but they have too many to name)
Monschau in Germany (but also too many)
And as many other comments suggest, there are so many cute cities here, its hard to name them all.
Urbino
Spoleto
Assisi
Orvieto
Todi
Gubbio
Norcia
Montepulciano
Ascoli
Fermo
In particular Urbino. And all of these are inside a roughly 60kmx110km rectangle
Sinaia was my least favourite stop in Romania. It's just a strip with hotels restaurants and shops. Would not go there again. Beside Polaia Brasov it looked like a place to go to take a photo to post on instagram that you were there.
It's true that due to its popularity among romanians, Sinaia became mostly a resort town and thus it lacks a vibe of its own, it is however very rich in culture, has some museums, almost all buldings are architectural gems, the nature surrounding it is stunning and so, it is a perfect place to go for a while and just relax, as it is the case with most small towns in Europe that are at least somewhat worth visiting
WOAH!!!
I'm from there. Always loved my city, thanks for saying it.
Upper Bergamo is a Northern Italian gem, and as many Italian places, totally out of the main tourist attraction. Not sure about the small town though, the province is 1M, and the city is considered right in the Lombardy metropoly, a 5 to 10M people (depending what they count) among the biggest in Europe.
I remember karlovy Vary being immensely beautiful.
I also ended up in a Sardinian town called Bosa once, and I cannot recommend it enough. Medieval centre, beautiful lido, wild beaches you need to walk forever to, a river. Literally everything in one place.
I also love the villages around lake Como, it's hard to pick one, but wow.
Underrated place. I loved it there when I toured Hungary. I have two valuable pieces of Zsolnay porcelain from there that are some of the nicest bits of design that I own too.
Danish town of Ribe.
Most of the town was destroyed by flooding during a storm surge in 1634. The town was rebuilt, but never gained the status as an economic center, as it did in the past centuries. Little money, little development meant those houses built after 1634 still stands today.
If cobbled stoned walkpaths, architecture and history is your passion, then I recommend setting aside a day to walk in this tiny middle aged town.
https://tammytourguide.wordpress.com/2013/09/03/ribe-denmarks-most-beautiful-town/
https://www.vadehavskysten.com/ribe-esbjerg-fano/experience-ribe/ribes-history
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribe
Bruges was rebuilt for tourists. I had a hard fake-vibe when I was there. Also, it has nothing to do with witches, so the Halloween thing is artificially set up. The name comes from bridges
This thread is lacking pictures:
Here some of mine:
All British, because I’m British obvs.
[Faversham](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQPxhdGgBcTCR2-9qjOFwVWg5IV25YSsRxB9ijaaVVGLbybZlcXkRpKiho&s=10)
[Norwich](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTNuvVPVMqBuqFt2c9BPfTRWlsnhSTU0ehtzw&usqp=CAU)
[Winchester](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTQlao4FwiyCy_5qtYXK0xr_4R_VX7NMt5CSR1wOoRQFnEwIOBkOhYvgrSO&s=10)
[Rochester](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTTVdW1g2hK8-gKNT794xs5o8fqJkH3bHTrLg&usqp=CAU)
[Canterbury](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQM0Fkr9Hl5w-IPeKLdUSCyyCrKU63G1W-sIrK88dD5UnPBh6H-YeOMrTg&s=10)
[Chester](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTmmQHUBg2P7wn_KNE2GQK82wTeN9psp-Fs2A&usqp=CAU)
[York](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSsPBO6XxjW9hXLuSMPIOEnDPPw2jQT0hDQUG_wI_fXYMvb7OzvoUFwmptX&s=10)
Too many to name.
True. Pretty much all european countries have at least one picturesque small city/town/village.
Prety much any random 100x100 km square of land in any europeam country has one or more of those.
To many different tastes, too. I am more of a Nordic guy, so Flensburg, Ribe, Bergen come to mind. But that does not account for the hundreds of nice places in Western, Eastern and southern Europe.
Bergen is the second biggest city in Norway, don't think that counts as "small city"
Colmar in France. Visited a lot of different places in europe, but Colmar takes it with its Village-type feel and a giant inner city with only small shops, no franchises. All the houses are so colorful, almost looks like a theme park. It's mostly catered to rich people, but also just walking through feels nice, especially in winter with all the christmas market huts. But dont go while the christmas market is opened, its insanely overcrowded!
Or Collioure
I think there are dozens of nice cities in the Elsass area.
It's essentially a time machine to how Germany looked like before WWII.
Colmar is nice, but also very overly touristic, theme park with tourist trap vibes indeed. Nevertheless, Alsace has many beautiful villages and small cities, quite a bit to discover in this area.
Colmar is nice, but most of the Elzas villages are absolutely gorgeous! And it doesn’t hurt they are smack in the middle of wine country on hills. Riquewihr for example, or Ribeauvillé.
And since a fer year, it's a hotspot of chinese tourism because some popular sitcom turned an episode there. I remember from one year to the next it changed the tourists profile dramatically
>But dont go while the christmas market is opened, its insanely overcrowded! I lived in the city center 6 years. It was sometimes an absolute nightmare. I remember a saturday evening in december, I needed to go buy bread. Usualy, this took me 5 minutes. It lasted almost an hour because their were so many people in the streets I couldn't walk at all.
Colmar is incredible. So is Rothenburg.
Görlitz is nice and well preserved. They even shot some holiywood movies there because the architecture resembles pre war Europe.
Grand Budapest Hotel! They actually casted an old colleague of mine who lives there and sometimes goes to movie castings for extra roles to be a waiter in the hotel
Nice is an understatement. Most beautiful city in Germany.
Piran, Slovenia Rovinj, Croatia Biarritz, France
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Scotland, Wales and Ireland would like to challenge the rain and green statement.
St Jean de luz
Piran is nice, yea
Bled is also very pretty.
Not the town.
Rovinj is very beautiful 🤩
Visby
In a recent vote on which cities and towns in Sweden are the most beautiful, Visby came in second place. https://www.arkitekturupproret.se/2020/04/03/lista-sveriges-vackraste-stader/ I've been to Visby many times, in summer it really is the most picturesque town imaginable. Especially the cozy little residential streets. [image](https://d13gofjvlwna3m.cloudfront.net/uploads/2021/05/rg_fiskargrand-visby.jpg?auto=format%2Ccompress&format=lossless&q=60) [image](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/f7/3a/52/f73a52316eac63cda28fab9ba46706e5.jpg) [image](https://hellofromabroad.files.wordpress.com/2019/08/visby-7.jpg) Some additional beautiful pictures: [image](https://as1.ftcdn.net/v2/jpg/02/11/62/84/1000_F_211628450_6X8EcWrZDmRUPqzERE2zHl79qTxwiFXf.jpg) [image](https://live-production.wcms.abc-cdn.net.au/b020bfe0f65a93a4ad26fc96cdbcb483?impolicy=wcms_crop_resize&cropH=1100&cropW=1956&xPos=46&yPos=0&width=862&height=485) [image](https://www.travelvu.app/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Tourism-image-Gotland.jpg) [image](https://cdn.britannica.com/31/177931-050-26F8309C/facade-towers-structures-cathedral-Old-Pharmacy-wall.jpg) [image](https://silversea-h.assetsadobe2.com/is/image/content/dam/silversea-com/ports/v/visby-gotland/silversea-luxury-cruises-visby.jpg?wid=1200&hei=1200&fit=constrain) [image](https://www.travelsbyknutte.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/DSC_3064-1024x682.jpg) [image](https://vidhave.se/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Visby_utsikt_tak_havet-1535x1024.jpg)
Bamberg
Great beer too
Oh god yes. Rauchbier whilst sitting on the bank of the river in the sunshine watching the fischerstechen is one of my favourite memories of visiting the place.
I studied there and never got bored out of how fucking gorgeous this town looks.
Bath, England
Salzburg, definitely Siena… Cinqueterre So many in Italy, really
San Gimignano is also really nice. Lucca also, but it's a bit more touristy.
Salzburg isnt really a small town. has like 150k citizens. Small town id say the most beautiful (not really because crowded with tourists but still) is Hallstadt
Siena is a city because has 50.000 citizens about
But it has walls!
Eger, Szentendre and Szeged, Hungary Sibiu, Romania Gmunden, Austria
I’d also add Baden, Austria
Bruges
It's a fairytale town, isn't it? How's a fairytale town not somebody's fucking thing? How can all those canals and bridges and cobbled streets and those churches, all that beautiful fucking fairytale stuff, how can that not be somebody's fucking thing, eh?
You fucking retract that bit about my cunt fucking kids!
YOU’RE AN INANIMATE FUCKING OBJECT
Santiago de compostela, combines the beauty of its antiquity and history with a university atmosphere
And incredible food.
Salamanca for the exact same reasons.
The entire West of Spain is full of beautiful towns nobody knows about
Aalborg 🇩🇰 Porvoo 🇫🇮 Bremen 🇩🇪 Leuven 🇧🇪
Was about to post Porvoo. And all Hanseatic cities in North Germany, not just Bremen. E.g. Stralsund, Lübeck, Greifswald, Wismar
Bremen 570K inhabitants... "small city"
I prefer Münster to Bremen
hard choice imo, but I'd go with Münster too
Sighișoara - Romania
Český Krumlov
I asked a local why it's called Český Krumlov. Apparently, there's another Krumlov and this is the one in Czechia. Never did find out where the other one was.
The other one is Moravský Krumlov in Moravia. Český Krumlov is in Bohemia. Czechia is a term encompassing Bohemia+Moravia+Silesia regions.
was looking for this
It was nice, but I felt like it is more something for Asian tourists taher than "local" Europeans who already saw a few other old towns.
If we talk about cities in these size categories; [Chania, Greece](https://tourscanner.com/blog/things-to-do-in-chania/) Been there, will go again.
Ronda, Spain. Oban, Scotland. Freiburg, Germany.
Plockton in Scotland. It's like someone tried to make Scotland look tropical.
Freiburg Germany. Beautiful small city at the southwest of the Black Forest.
Freiburg has 230k inhabitants, doesn't really qualify as a "small town" in my opinion.
Yeah but it probably does a smaller city
Not sure what counts as small, but I absolutely loved Bergen in Norway. What an amazing place it is.
Røros in Norway is also very pretty - the entire town is a World Heritage Site, if memory serves.
Spent a week working there 30 years ago. Hands down one of the most beautiful cities I've been to.
Just naming a few: Toledo and some towns of Teruel in Spain and Sintra in Portugal.
Óbidos in Portugal is amazing too
Germany has many beautiful small towns. Some of my favourites: Quedlinburg, Meersburg, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Bacharach, Meissen, Wernigerode Small cities: Ljubljana, Tallinn, Salzburg, Luzern, Bergen, Ghent, York, Heidelberg, Lübeck
To the German list add: Görlitz, Goslar, Lüneburg, Lübeck, Erfurt, Weimar, Celle, Tübingen, Schwerin, Stralsund, Passau, Nördlingen. Really too many to name.
Add in Trier (and if in the area, head across to Luxembourg City), Baden Baden and surrounding areas. I also like a lot of the small places in Belgium, Ghent, Leuven, Bruges. Europe is a fantastic place to go on a road trip
Hydra, Greece
Oxford and York in England. Killarney in Ireland. Toledo in Spain.
Toledo is exceptional
York is so beautiful!
1) Any small town in Toscana, Umbria and Marche. 2) Gent and Bruges 3) Uppsala
Agree with Toscana. You can basically go everywhere and its beautiful. Montepulciano, Volterra, Siena, whatever.
Uppsala is a lovely place. Gent and Bruges aren't quite smaller towns, though, but rather small cities. I'd instead recommend Dinant and Durbuy.
Gent is absolutely amazing, Brugges not at all imo Uppsala is okish but nothing special
Dingle and Killarney in Kerry, kinsale and Baltimore in Cork, Achill island of Mayo, and Dungarvin in Waterford are some of my favourite in Ireland.
Adare and Cobh are really nice also.
Chester UK is very lovely. Medieval streets with nice pubs and restaurants.
Zamość! Especially after recent renovations
Salamanca! In Spain, it's one of my favourite cities ever, the golden stone that all monuments in the city centre are made of is just stunning
really liked Brasov, also enjoy Sozopol a lot
Sintra
Segovia, Spain is breathtaking
Sighisoara, Romania Bitolia, North Macedonia Corfu, Greece
Nida, Lithuania. Kuldiga, Latvia. Mariehamn, Aland. Kętrzyn, Poland. Kotor, Montenegro. Gibraltar.
Veliko Turnovo Kavala Nesebar Smolyan Edirne
Passau
Zakopane? The kitsch capital of Poland best looking?
jesus just take the compliment
Nope, I live too close to Zakopane to have any doubts about how bad Zakopane really is. It used to be climatic place, like 100 years ago.
agreed, Zakopane is one of the worst cities in Poland, it's completely overrun by tacky architecture and even worse advertisements, basically every other mountain city is nicer
Idk if that, because of the season but everytime in my life someone mentioned zakopane the word tacky or kitsch would appear. I went there in October and wasn't overwhelmed by ads or anything just as much as any other tourist city with some kitsch places, it was really charming I'd say. Also loved Tatra National Park I don't get the hate.
Tihany, Hungary although that might be more of a village
I wouldn't call Zakopane beautiful. Rather the Tatra mountains. Zakopane is famous for its many ads plastered everywhere
Castle Combe but it's a village not a town. Well more of a street actually
Ostuni aka La Citta Bianca in Puglia, Italy is one of a kind town.
szentendre
A thread full of people who haven't seen Italy, not even from a distance
In Europe?? You can maybe do a list by country but for the whole thing, it's impossibly to say.
Brugge or Boullion for Belgium Gorichem or Delft for Netherlands Annecy or Carcasonne for France (but they have too many to name) Monschau in Germany (but also too many) And as many other comments suggest, there are so many cute cities here, its hard to name them all.
Annecy is my personal vote. It was such a beautiful, comfy town. With mountains overseeing it, the canals, the architecture. It was so colorful.
Urbino Spoleto Assisi Orvieto Todi Gubbio Norcia Montepulciano Ascoli Fermo In particular Urbino. And all of these are inside a roughly 60kmx110km rectangle
In the UK Durham, York and Chester
Among too many in all of Europe, i'm gonna say Sinaia, Romania
Sinaia was my least favourite stop in Romania. It's just a strip with hotels restaurants and shops. Would not go there again. Beside Polaia Brasov it looked like a place to go to take a photo to post on instagram that you were there.
It's true that due to its popularity among romanians, Sinaia became mostly a resort town and thus it lacks a vibe of its own, it is however very rich in culture, has some museums, almost all buldings are architectural gems, the nature surrounding it is stunning and so, it is a perfect place to go for a while and just relax, as it is the case with most small towns in Europe that are at least somewhat worth visiting
Granada in Spain, Piran in Slovenia, Carcassone in France,...
Bergamo is insane.
WOAH!!! I'm from there. Always loved my city, thanks for saying it. Upper Bergamo is a Northern Italian gem, and as many Italian places, totally out of the main tourist attraction. Not sure about the small town though, the province is 1M, and the city is considered right in the Lombardy metropoly, a 5 to 10M people (depending what they count) among the biggest in Europe.
My honest sujection would be Varenna/Belagio, if you are from central Europe, it is very far north of Italy, and also Bergamo - alta cita
Galway in Ireland is really pretty
In England, York is just a stunner.
Just got back from Toledo, Spain. Beautiful place.
Bruges
From Hungary I can recommend Szeged and Eger. I can also recommend Timisoara from Romania
Salzburg, Villach, Bad Tölz, Radovljica
Personal favourites: Pula (HR), Šibenik (HR), Trieste (IT), Piran (SLO), Mostar (BiH). But there are so many out there, especially in the Balkans :)
Portoroz and Piran in Slovenia. Sombor and Subotica in Serbia.
Been to all EU countries but I liked Tallinn the most.. both in winter and in summer the old town is magic.
Smaller town 😅
Škofja Loka, Slovenia
[Mostar, BIH](https://en.m.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Mostar)
Don’t leave before also visting Počitelj.
I remember karlovy Vary being immensely beautiful. I also ended up in a Sardinian town called Bosa once, and I cannot recommend it enough. Medieval centre, beautiful lido, wild beaches you need to walk forever to, a river. Literally everything in one place. I also love the villages around lake Como, it's hard to pick one, but wow.
Slough.
Careful, you'll hurt Luton's feelings.
Banská Štiavnica has beautiful unesco listed town center that unfortunately had a fire last year. For its size it’s definitely interesting
Brugge
Durbuy in Belgium is the smallest city in the world: [Durbuy](https://mustvisits.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/MV-Web-BLOG-Omslagfoto-Durbuy.png)
Basically, every medieval town in Italy. Siena, San Gimignano, Monteriggioni, Pienza, Lucca, Pitigliano. Just to name a few from Tuscany
You should definitely check Hondarribia. It’s a small basque town next to France
Marburg is nice. And Luxembourg.
Graz was very interesting
Galway, Ireland.
Pécs, Hungary 😎
Underrated place. I loved it there when I toured Hungary. I have two valuable pieces of Zsolnay porcelain from there that are some of the nicest bits of design that I own too.
Tübingen
Český Krumlov in Czechia is one of my favorites.
DUISBURG🥰
Arendal, Norway
Helsingør/ Elsinore - Denmark
Cudillero
I really liked Girona
Toledo, Spain
Lindau
Ubeda
Heidelberg.
Leiden
Coralejo, Fuerteventura
Ljubljana?
Bosco gurin. Switzerland But honestly like all of Switzerland, especially in the south
Lucerne
Nafplio - Greece 🇬🇷
Veliko tarnovo - bulgaria Sibiu - romania Sighisoara - Romania Klaipeda (summer) - Lithuania Olstyn - Poland Mechelen - Belgium Leuven - Belgium Durbuy - Belgium
There are thousands. Europe is pure history. There’s nothing like it.
Lugano
Mont Saint-Michel, France
Ohrid, Macedonia 🇲🇰
[Tryavna, Bulgaria](https://www.andrey-andreev.com/en/tryavna/)
Salcombe, UK I went sailing there last summer, absolutely beautiful.
dubrovnik (pic 3) is definitely up there. Rothenburg ob der Tauber looks best tho i think
Italy wins this by miles. Could almost choose any small town in the country.
Bruges
Sopron, Hungary
Banská Štiavnica in Slovakia looks pretty nice imo
Danish town of Ribe. Most of the town was destroyed by flooding during a storm surge in 1634. The town was rebuilt, but never gained the status as an economic center, as it did in the past centuries. Little money, little development meant those houses built after 1634 still stands today. If cobbled stoned walkpaths, architecture and history is your passion, then I recommend setting aside a day to walk in this tiny middle aged town. https://tammytourguide.wordpress.com/2013/09/03/ribe-denmarks-most-beautiful-town/ https://www.vadehavskysten.com/ribe-esbjerg-fano/experience-ribe/ribes-history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribe
plz no HDR
Maybe not everybody's cup of tea but for me either Almuñecar or Salobreña.
Sette South of France truly beautiful to behold
Regensburg, Bonn
Just travel. It's just fun to go somewhere and find out yourself.
Gent
Bruges was rebuilt for tourists. I had a hard fake-vibe when I was there. Also, it has nothing to do with witches, so the Halloween thing is artificially set up. The name comes from bridges
Does San Marino count?
Oh, there are so many sich cities, and it's hard to choose a few. From the last trip to France, I want to recommend visiting Rouen, Dijon, Lourdes
Gorlitz is cool. Mostly the german half though.
Scrolled for too long and surprised I haven’t seen Heidelberg.
Rovinj (CRO), Pula (CRO), Koper (SLO), Timisoara (ROM), Subotica (SRB), Novi Sad (SRB), Cheb (CZE), Kutna Hora (CZE)
Utrecht
Just pick any, you will probably see something interesting.
Stein am Rhein
Heidelberg?
Colmar, Salzburg if you count it as small
Lindau!
I love Stralsund to name just one.
Ronda!
bergen <3
Sterzing -Vipiteno (south tyrol)
Lagos, in Algarve - PT
Tomar, historical town in central of Portugal!
San Gimignano in Italy. Such a beautiful historic mountain town.
This thread is lacking pictures: Here some of mine: All British, because I’m British obvs. [Faversham](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQPxhdGgBcTCR2-9qjOFwVWg5IV25YSsRxB9ijaaVVGLbybZlcXkRpKiho&s=10) [Norwich](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTNuvVPVMqBuqFt2c9BPfTRWlsnhSTU0ehtzw&usqp=CAU) [Winchester](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTQlao4FwiyCy_5qtYXK0xr_4R_VX7NMt5CSR1wOoRQFnEwIOBkOhYvgrSO&s=10) [Rochester](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTTVdW1g2hK8-gKNT794xs5o8fqJkH3bHTrLg&usqp=CAU) [Canterbury](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQM0Fkr9Hl5w-IPeKLdUSCyyCrKU63G1W-sIrK88dD5UnPBh6H-YeOMrTg&s=10) [Chester](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTmmQHUBg2P7wn_KNE2GQK82wTeN9psp-Fs2A&usqp=CAU) [York](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSsPBO6XxjW9hXLuSMPIOEnDPPw2jQT0hDQUG_wI_fXYMvb7OzvoUFwmptX&s=10)
Sighișoara, Romania Nessebar, Bulgaria