Gearrannan Blackhouse Village, Garenin, Scotland
A really really small village, consisting of nine restored traditional cottages. The tourists are offered a self-catering accommodation. The village provides the most authentic experience, while exploring the unspoiled nature of Isle of Lewis.
Gásadalur, Vagar Island, Faroe Islands
Faroe Islands have a lot of small villages spread across the unspoiled nature, which is so enigmatic. The village of Gásadalur is situated on the edge of a steep cliff with a waterfall. From the other side the mountains of Vagar surround the village.
Fjällbacka, Tanum, Sweden
The village is a favorite tourist destination in summer. The settlement, situated above a harbor in the Fjällbacka archipelago, is a classic example of an idyllic Scandinavian village. The tourists explore the nature and restaurants, where the fresh seafood attracts the gourmands.
Alesund, Norway
An adorable sea port, whose history dates back to the 10th century, is famous for its Art Nouveau houses. The whole town is spread across the seven islands, surrounded with majestic fjords. Both – the architecture and nature – attract many tourists to Alesund.
Wengen, Canton of Bern, Switzerland
The hiking and skiing village is a nice place to visit at any time of the year. Switzerland is famous for its small villages, surrounded with amazing nature. In Wengen the tourist agencies will offer various activities, which will let you explore the Jungfrau-Aletsch site protected by UNESCO.
Yvoire, Rhone-Alpes, France
The Medieval town situated on the shores of Lake Geneva has it all: historic architecture, beautiful nature and is accessible. Its streets are decorated with flowers during summer and it is fun to simply wander around the town.
Monschau, Eifel, Germany
A small resort town dates back to the 12th century. French and Belgians tried to annex it, however, it remained in Germany’s territory. Patients who need a healthy climate come to Monschau. The historic architecture and the beautiful castle also attract the tourists.
Spello, Umbria, Italy
A Medieval town was built on the Roman foundations. The hikers love to get lost in the town’s streets web. In summer its streets get decorated with hundreds of flowers and justly is called one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.
Bibury, Gloucestershire, England
Often referred as the most beautiful village in England, Bibury is famous for its 17th century sandstone cottages. The old buildings, the River Coln and the nature makes it look like a classic English village you read about in literature.
Colmar, Alsace Region, France
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