Good Lifestyle

Have you ever wondered what the villages of Europe were like centuries ago and how people lived? Well, some of these breathtaking villages are always there so you can explore and listen to you in all their glory around the world. They were debated by people around the world as the most beautiful villages in Europe and we are hard to disagree.

1. Conques, France
This village in France is a little beautiful novel art. His church abbey is an inspiring beauty as well. Conques was originally built around an oratory that turned into a monastery. Visit and drag with the monks into this pretty frame.


2. Manarola, Italy
This city poles on the side of a cliff and is full of vibrating buildings. It is a small fishing town in northern Italy, in the province of Spezia, flowing along the magnificent littoral of the Liguria Sea. The port is the most beautiful, with bright houses perched on the rocky ravine.


3. Hallstatt, Austria
Dubobed "The most beautiful city in Lake Austria, a look at Hallstatt and it's hard to nick! It is located between Graz and Salzburg in a lake district that offers the most breathtaking view that you have ever seen. It is one of the oldest colonies of Europe who still lived, lending his magic and takes only 30 minutes walk from one side of the city to another.

4. Civita di Bagnorgio, Italy
This absolutely beautiful and volcanic core town is sitting on a pinnacle overlooking a canyon Windy. You enter a vast stone crossing 2,500 years ago. Unfortunately, this city similar to fantasy is in danger because it eroded constantly and could collapse one day.


5. Soglio, Switzerland
Sitting in Switzerland near the Italian border and is nestled in the mountains, the Serein village of Soglio. It is famous for being the Muse of the Swiss-Italian painter Giovanni Seastini in the late 1800s.

6. Queen, Norway
What is the quality of a fishing village, you might think? Big enough, actually. This village of the Arctic Circle is so picturesque with its red and white houses, magnificent cliff peaks ... Oh yeah, and an undeniable view of the jaw of the Nordic lights. Do you need more reasons to visit? Only 300 live here.


7. Albarracin, Spain
This village of South Rural Aragon embodies the beauty of "old Spain", especially with its incredible cathedral which is a mixture of Renaissance and Gothic style. The architecture of all the Moorish ruins in this area of ​​Spain is fascinating, but Albarracin could take the cake.

8. Friborg, Germany
Friborg is located on the banks of the Black Forest and eight a Gothic sandstone cathedral - the city is home to more great things like a solar observatory and a cable car to the Schauinsland mountain. The cobbled streets and townhouses worn are dynamic and look like something from a history book.


9. Bibury, England
If you are looking for "picturesque" in the dictionary, we are pretty sure that Bibury will be there. Colored in pink and purple vibrant colors, it looks like a scene of the Lord of the Rings. Arlington Row and its centuries old cottages and the trout farm are only part of the charm of the city. The Bridget Jones newspaper has also been filmed here!

10. Folegandros, Greece
All Greece is surrounded by crystalline blue beauty, but the most ideal and seductive cycladic island, and the farthest, without airports or cruising vessels in sight. If you are looking for a real peace and the prefect Greek sunrise should come here. In addition, the church of Panagia is a musgieous to see.