TRAVEL • TOP 10 • TOURISM
Some cities are steadily away from the usual tourist routes, despite the fact that they have a lot of charming places. Many of them have been forgotten due to its geographical location, the availability of the more famous neighbors, or just for some strange reason we. Presents the list of the ten little-known places of the world, recommended to attend.
1. Trieste, Italy
Why this unusual city is not ranked first in the list of places that are "must visit each"? Located next to Slovenia, he was the main port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and to this day retains the attractive, sometimes nostalgic atmosphere of the past. James Joyce once lived in this town, began to write his novel "Ulysses" is not in Dublin, as many believe, but it is here. Trieste is full of majesty of the Habsburg dynasty. And extraordinary Viennese cafe, unsurpassed Central European cuisine and a beautiful coastline will not leave anyone indifferent.
2. Arras, France
Not only because of two Flemish-Spanish plaza surrounded 155 houses, similar to gingerbread, Arras is an unexpected surprise in this often forgotten corner of northern France. He deserves to spend a whole day here. Each visitor can admire the architectural monuments - Confectionery 17th and 18th centuries, climb the tower with a big clock and wander through the city's famous underground tunnel length of 22 kilometers, which soldiers used during the
First World War . Welcome to the past!
3. Gujarat, India
Indian northwestern state of Gujarat is not the most popular tourist destination of India, but to those who devote their time to it, will be rewarded for his research. Also a friendly atmosphere, tourists are here feels amazing charm of nature: a leisurely island of Diu, who was once a Portuguese colony; Bhuj town, with memorable dilapidated palace and its surrounding villages, where so many crafts, long-extinct in Europe; and mysterious salt plains in Little Ran of Kutch district, inhabited by flamingos and Indian wild asses.
4. Chongqing, China
ignored in favor of the neighboring province of Sichuan, Chongqing certainly deserves more attention due to its impressive location, overlooking the Yangtze River. Futuristic cityscape of modern China contrasts with the bustle of the docks full of boats and old metal army occupied the city porters who hanging items on sturdy bamboo poles, carry anything on the steepest hills. This is not seen anywhere else!
5. Aberdeen, Scotland
Why go to Scotland, and even in this little-known city? Several reasons for this: firstly, the granite city of Aberdeen is home to a magnificent university, founded in the 15th century; secondly, here is unique in its kind royal chapel (King's Chapel), which borders the long sandy beach. And outside of the city each have a unique opportunity to ride on a fabulous train along the coast and see the castle "Dunnottar» (Dunnottar Castle) - inspiring awe and standing on the edge of the cliff ruins in which Franco Zefferelli filming of "Hamlet."
6. Utrecht, The Netherlands
Perhaps irresistible attraction of Amsterdam is the reason that people forget about Utrecht. But whatever the true reason of the fact, it's a beautiful place unnaturally obscure. The old town is surrounded by a medieval canal. Recommended catch a boat tour to see the city bustle and the local marina. Constructed to connect the coast with spectacular canal city townhouses, today these unique places filled with bohemian cafes, shops, restaurants and bars.
7. Meknes, Morocco
Everyone knows about Marrakech, Fes, but who take the time to stop at a little-known Meknes? In a still smaller scale than its more famous brothers, the ancient imperial city has a discreet, quiet charm, create architectural gift in the form of a wall length of 45 kilometers, 50 palaces, and the nearby ruins of the Roman city Vollyubilis.
8. Helsinki, Finland
Compact Finnish capital is the northernmost city in continental Europe, looking at the shimmering Baltic Sea. Several major attractions are located in the islands, such as the fortress of the 18th century "Suomenlinna". This modest, charismatic capital combines the famous Art Nouveau buildings and restaurants of the 1930s. The city is exceptionally clean, tidy and residents are well trained and friendly to visitors.
9. Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
In this lovely, little-known Andalusian city is rarely cool: basically there any heat or very hot. There are many brightly painted churches, fortresses, plus numerous wine cellars, where everyone has the opportunity to try the most famous sherry, sold for export. Also, it is the birthplace of flamenco , and one of the places in Spain where you can enjoy the best views of this passionate art.
10. Takayama, Japan
Locals recommend tourists to ride on the unpopular among travelers "other" side of the main island of Honshu, to feel the spirit of old Japan. Those who feel it here, feel and very Takayama - a small town full of markets, operating in the mornings, plants for the production of sake and tombs on the hillside.
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