If your childhood has been fascinated with fairy tales with beautiful villages, if you have a chance to travel, you should never miss the villages below. It will surely attract you by its romantic, mysterious and magnificent beauty not only by nature but also by people and a long-standing culture. Let's discover the unique features of each village with Toplist!
1. Reine Village
Reine is a small fishing village in the Lofoten Islands, Norway. It can be said that this is a beautiful place in the world with the charming and romantic look of the high mountains, the green of the trees and the clear blue of the sea. Small houses built close to the coast make the scene of the fishing village more poetic. Every year, Reine attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world because of its peaceful charm. Coming here, you will be immersed in a new world with only mountains, trees and sea, forgetting the hustle and bustle of the crowded city.
Seen from above, the village of Reine has a beautiful landscape thanks to its location near a quiet lagoon and hidden behind the vertical rock face of Reinebrigen. In summer, visitors have the opportunity to enjoy long days with the sun rising until midnight and short days in winter with spectacular weather. This is a favorite destination of tourists on the Lofoten Islands thanks to its quiet beauty, beautiful natural landscape that captivates people. Reine Village is one of the top kayaking sites in the Lofoten Islands. For a sense of peace, explore the inner waters of Reinebrigen as the views are delightful. Enjoying a full day boating on the river is an adventure that goes from Reine to the village of Arnes. Choosing a guide or renting a kayak is the best option for visitors to Reine.
Although located in a remote area, thousands of people visit this village every year. This is a small fishing village located on the Lofoten Islands. With the landscape on one side is majestic mountains and the other side is spectacular beaches. Visitors will be delighted with the beautiful scenery, the coastline curving into beautiful shapes. Coming to Reine fishing village, you will have the opportunity to try the feeling of staying in small houses with modern design but still honoring the unique traditions along with the friendliness and enthusiasm of the residents here. In addition, some outdoor activities are quite interesting that you absolutely cannot miss such as boating, fishing, climbing, walking...
2. Hallstatt Village
People liken the village of Hallstatt nestled between the Lake Hallstätter See and the Dachstein mountains as a "jewel" of Austria. It is famous for the oldest salt mine Salzwelten Hallstatt in the world. A special feature here is that the houses in the village are bold in medieval architecture but still have Western modern features. The house faces the clear lake and the back is leaning against the mountain, creating a poetic charm. The strange thing is that there are very few hotels here, so to stay overnight here you need to book up to four months in advance. The poetic beauty of the village attracts mostly young couples and couples who love romance. You can take a ferry, take a boat to admire the landscape and the tradition of salt making here.
In winter, Hallstatt is picturesque again when the whole area is covered in pure white snow. The cold covers but the atmosphere is very lively with food festivals, fun, skiing. The traditional dish that anyone coming here should try is salmon and beef fillet, served with wine and served with salad. There's nothing better than eating delicious food, watching the beautiful scenery and being entertained. Today, Hallstatt has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Austria. You can easily catch a train or bus from Vienna in about 4 hours. Hallstatt is located not far from Salzburg, Mozart's hometown, you can visit Hallstatt through day tours for around €50 or use public transport such as train or bus. The Hallstatt train station is located on the East side of the Hallstätter See lake, so you'll continue to catch the ferry to the old town. You can capture the most majestic frames of the mountain town from aboard the ferry.
3. Giethoorn village
Referring to the village of Giethoorn, people will immediately think of another name, "the second Venice of the Netherlands", located in the province of Overijssel in the autonomous region of Steenwijkerland. The highlight here is that there seems to be no existence of noise pollution of busy traffic in crowded streets. Because the village is surrounded by a system of interlaced canals, luxuriant trees, flowers and flowers blooming on both sides. The air here is really fresh, the beautiful scenery is hard to resist. Of course, the main means of transportation is by boat and there are 176 bridges to serve the walking needs of the people. Thanks to that, when you come here, you can walk to enjoy the scenery, release your soul into the charming nature, row a boat on the small canal and enjoy each cool breeze blowing, bringing an indescribable feeling of relaxation. Taking a few commemorative photos is also a must. It is not an exaggeration to say that Giethoorn is a fairy-tale village in the middle of modern times.
Referring to the village of Giethoorn, people will immediately think of another name, "the second Venice of the Netherlands", located in the province of Overijssel in the autonomous region of Steenwijkerland. The highlight here is that there seems to be no existence of noise pollution of busy traffic in crowded streets. Because the village is surrounded by a system of interlaced canals, luxuriant trees, flowers and flowers blooming on both sides. The air here is really fresh, the beautiful scenery is hard to resist. Of course, the main means of transportation is by boat and there are 176 bridges to serve the walking needs of the people. Thanks to that, when you come here, you can walk to enjoy the scenery, release your soul into the charming nature, row a boat on the small canal and enjoy each cool breeze blowing, bringing an indescribable feeling of relaxation. Taking a few commemorative photos is also a must. It is not an exaggeration to say that Giethoorn is a fairy-tale village in the middle of modern times.
4. Juzcar Village
If you have ever seen the movie The Smurfs, perhaps you will somewhat understand the village of Juzcar that was once the setting of your favorite movie with the feature that all the houses in the city are painted blue. blue. The village is located in a small town in Andalusia of Spain. Thanks to this strange appearance change, the village of Juzcar suddenly became known to the whole world, causing curiosity and stimulating the curiosity of tourists everywhere, creating a driving force for economic development, especially is tourism. Coming to Juzcar village, you can not only witness the impressive and strange features of the village with your own eyes, but also have the opportunity to participate in the Smurf fair, the Smurf painting contest, the Smurf race under the moon, and other events. Smurf style wedding. Those things are very interesting.
Juzcar is a small, peaceful village located in the Genel valley (Andalusia) and has a population of only 250 people. Under the sky, Juzcar village located in Malaga region (Spain) still stands out with the familiar blue color. Previously the village was only white, but due to a few favorable factors, the producers of the Smurfs film chose this village and covered it with blue like The Smurfs to promote.
5. Bremm Village
Bremm is a village located on the Mosel River in Germany, famous for its long-standing winemaking industry and for producing wines that have become famous specialties. The village has many large grape plantations to serve the needs of getting raw materials. Coming here, you not only enjoy the fine wine but also have the opportunity to learn about the traditional craft of making wine.
Famous for its specialty wine, the village of Bremm has many vineyards. Guests are free to explore the culinary features here, participate in activities such as cycling, hiking or taking a boat to cruise the river. In addition, you also have the opportunity to participate in interesting outdoor activities such as cycling, walking, climbing, boating on the river.
