5 quaint European towns you probably never heard of

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September 22, 2016 4:45 PM

Europe is well known for many luxury resorts, but there is much more to see on the continent.

Pucisca

There are some magical places tucked away in some less known corners of Europe.

Away from the luxury hotels and popular tourist destinations, there are some cozy towns in this part of the world.

They are less crowded and they offer an equally amazing vacation experience.

1. Colmar, France:

Colmar, is a colourfully beautiful town located in the Alsace region of France. It's views are a unique blend of both French and German architecture and culture.

2. Hallstatt, Austria:

Hallstatt, is a small, picturesque Austrain town. That it is listed as UNESCO as a World Heritage site is testament to its beauty. It is in fact, one of the most beautiful villages in the country.

Located between a huge mountain and a glassy lake, whether you visit in the winter or summer, enjoyable sights are guaranteeed.

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3. Pucisca, Croatia:

Croatia has only recently gained a reputation for attracting tourists. The picturesque town of Pucisca is located on the Adriatic coast.

You have to visit the place to experience the raw beauty it offers.

4. Annecy, France:

Annecy is a town built around a 15th century castle. The town is also surrounded by the French Alps, adding charm to the ancient setting it still manages to retain.

5. Manarola, Italy:

This cute and cozy coastal town is a rare gem to behold. The mountains lake around the town make it incredibly beautiful.

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