The fact that summer is ending does not mean that we have to stop thinking about dream destinations. And it is that beyond those lucky ones who still have some days of vacation ahead, it is possible that during the next months you can allow yourself the opportunity to make a getaway to some nearby corner. So in Hard Hobbit To Break We are not going to stop recommending places you should visit sometime in life.
Today, for example, we want to take a tour of some of the most beautiful towns in Europe, beyond the wonders that you cannot miss in Spain. Do you want to join us? I assure you will not regret!
Castle Combe, England
The first corner we want to talk to you about is Castle Combe, which we already talked about when we showed you the most beautiful towns in England. And it is considered one of the most beautiful towns in the entire United Kingdom. Its picturesque houses, its 14th century market and its medieval church stand out. And although it is characterized by its tranquility, the stillness of the place is broken when the Castle Combe Circuit of motor racing.
La Roque Gageac, France
In France we find the Roque Gageac, also considered among the best towns in the whole country. As you can see in the image, it is striking for its spectacular landscape (at the foot of a cliff on the banks of the Dordogne River), although it is also impressive to know that it is a place that has been inhabited since prehistory. In 1957 the town suffered a terrible misfortune: A gigantic block of rock fell on a group of houses, killing several people and cutting the road for some years. Later it was rebuilt without betraying its characteristic peculiarities.
Hallstatt, Austria
Another town not to be missed on the list is Hallstatt, located between Lake Halstätter and the Salzkammergut Mountains in Austria. Considered World Heritage by the UnescoIt is a place that attracts both its history and its impressive landscapes. And it is that in addition to being framed by mountains and a beautiful lake with crystal clear waters, it has archaeological salt mines located on top of a hill.
Cinque Terre, Italy
From Italy we want to highlight the Cinque Terre area ("Cinco Tierras"), five fishing villages located in the province of La Spezia washed by the Ligurian Sea. We refer to Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. Recognized as World Heritage Sites for their landscapes and cultural values, these peoples raised as challenging to nature they have beautiful bays, beaches, cliffs, a striking culture of their own and a remarkable marine fauna.
Mykonos, Greece
From southern Europe we also want to highlight Mykonos, a small Greek island of extraordinary beauty thanks to its beautiful white and square houses that also attract attention for their colorful balconies, doors and windows. In addition, it should not be forgotten that it has become the quintessential gay place in the entire Mediterranean, in addition to hosting a very festive atmosphere.
Mortsund, Norway
We can not forget Mortsund, a destination little known among tourists but worth visiting at least once in a lifetime. Located in Norway, this town of fishermen nestled in the middle of nature it surprises us with its captivating mix of colors: reds, grays, greens, all kinds of blues ...
Blend, Slovenia
Finally, we want to talk about Blend, a town located in the Julian Alps, Slovenia. The place stands out for its castles and churches located in the woods and its impressive glacial lake.
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