#10 Most Touristic Towns In Europe

Forbes Selected: Here Are The 10 Most Touristic Towns In Europe

Europe is full of amazing little towns to explore, beyond the capitals. Forbes magazine has selected the 10 most beautiful tourist towns in Europe to draw attention to them. Bonifacio, which is among the selections of Forbes magazine, is located on the French island of Corsica. This town is known for its famous marina and castle, which has been in place since the 12th century. Travelers can enjoy impressive views and explore the history of the Corsican town at the Bastion de l'Étendard castle. The town of Bolsena in Italy is included in the Forbes selection. This town in the Viterbo region is located very close to the Bolsena lake, the largest volcanic lake in Europe, and retains its authentic character. Spain was also included in the list with the Andalusian town of Ronda. Perched on top of a mountain, Ronda's history dates back to the Moorish occupation, while the Puento Nuevo bridge crossing the El Tajo gorge offers very scenic views. Forbes also named the town of Cochem in Germany. This colorful town, with its 11th-century castle, is ideal for visiting, especially in the fall. In England, Bibury offers a journey into traditional England with its typical houses and bars. Not to forget Ericeira, a former fishing village in Portugal, located in the heart of an ideal area for surfing and relaxing in the beach. Forbes' selection also highlights four smaller towns further east. Cesky Krumlov in the Czech Republic ranks first in Central Europe. A UNESCO heritage town, this town boasts one of the largest castles in Central Europe and well-preserved architecture. In Austria, the Tyrol Hall features a restored medieval town center and a beautiful Christmas market. Stara Lubovna in Slovakia will delight those seeking a blend of history, nature and culture with its enriching walks. In Romania, Sibiu, the former European Capital of Culture, continues to shine with its medieval city center, a UNESCO heritage site. Gorgeous fishing village in Northern Europe, located in the heart of the Reine (Norway) fjords.