Tourist prone European Romantic Cities

Tourist prone European Romantic Cities - There are still many areas in Europe that have not been touched by tourists. On this occasion we will provide several articles relating to the discussion of Tourist-Prone European Romantic Cities Tourist.

Europe is often one of the dream destinations for tourists who want to visit romantic places. Paris, France is one city that has no question about its fame as a city of romance.

Its popularity and easy access make this city visited by many tourists from all over the world, making it crowded with visitors. A busy atmosphere like this sometimes removes the romantic impression for some people.

1. Colmar

Colmar is a small city that is still in the eastern country of France, bordering Germany with a distance of about 20 km. If you have seen various kinds of beautiful, beautiful, and amazing places in fairy tales and imagine wanting to go to that place Colmar is a city that can evoke our imagination about the beauty of a fairy tale setting. Colmar is a city filled with ancient buildings but has high artistic value. The city is very unique with various shapes and models. In addition, building owners like to decorate their buildings with various kinds of decorations, starting from the combination of colors on the doors and shutters to various kinds of knick-knacks that are creatively turned into displays in front of their buildings.

2. Perouges

Perouges is another medieval city northeast of Lyon. This perouges is very romantic, old-fashioned and comfortable, so he is often used for shooting many films. Some of the films set in Perouges are The Bride (1985) and The Hour of the Pig (1993). Perouges is an expert in caring for his ancient landscapes. If you visit this city in April and June, you will get a pleasant surprise in the form of its spring festival in April and various music events, from the Baroque genre to Jazz in every June.

3. Seville

Seville is a city in Spain. One of the largest cities being the capital of the autonomous region of Andalusia. The city with the hottest climate in Europe has an average temperature of 18.6 degrees Celsius. Yes, the temperature is quite hot in Europe. Although this city is a modern city, it is arguably not that crowded and crowded. Seville is said to be one of the most comfortable cities for cycling. Not only residents, tourists who come there can try to ride a rental bike and be comfortable traveling around the city.

4. Porto

Porto is the oldest city in Europe and has been recognized by UNESCO. When visiting Porto, you will see a view of typical Portuguese houses. The land surface in Porto is in the form of hills with a river that divides this city. There are so many old buildings that you can find when you come to Porto. Enjoying the beauty of the old city on foot is not a waste. Moreover, while enjoying the clarity of the river in Douro which is connected to the Atlantic Ocean.

5. Bergen

Bergen is the second largest city in Norway. Like Bogor in Indonesia, this city is often referred to as the city of rain because this city experiences rain for approximately 300 days a year. If you like trekking, then try to reach Mount Ulriken on foot. However, if you are like me who don't like steep trekking terrain, then you can go to the top by using a cable car. What's interesting here, there is a panoramic view of beautiful small islands that spoil the eyes because Bergen is a city of water.