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Gasadalur (Faroe Islands - Denmark) - Gásadalur is a small town located on the west side of Vágar, with a fantastic panoramic view of the Mykines island.

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Colmar (France) - This French community dazzles tourists because of the pretty colored houses. It is a great destination if you fancy a boat ride while enjoying the views.

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Popeye (Malta) - This small village in Malta is an outdoor museum and theme park. The architecture is fascinating and the sea views are even better.

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Popeye (Malta) - Watching the sunset from here is a truly magical experience.

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Nuremberg (Germany) - This small German region has been around since the Middle Ages. Its culture, history and traditional houses are the main attractions, along with the breathtaking views.

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Bled (Slovenia) - Bled is known for the green landscapes filled with mountains and magical views.

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Bled (Slovenia) - Located on the northwest of Slovenia, the town is one of the most touristic places in the country because of Lake Bled, which features a natural island in the middle.

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Riomaggiore (Italy) - Picturesque houses, a fascinating history and it's right by the sea. What else do you need from a place?

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Bibury (England) - The village is located in the Cotswold district in Gloucestershire.

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Bibury (England) - This is one of the most famous post-card streets of the UK, with its green scenery and traditional British houses.

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Saksun (Faroe Islands - Denmark) - Mountains, valleys and a lots of greenery - the Saksun villages are located in the Faroe Islands, a Danish territory in the north of the Atlantic.

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Shirakawa-go (Japan) - This small Japanese village is known for its traditional houses, called gasshoku, which are entirely built with wood and have thatched roofs that are changed every five years.

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Shirakawa-go (Japan) - During the cold season, the snow-covered houses and landscapes look very impressive.

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Göreme (Turkey) - This Turkish town is pretty unique. The historical region of Cappadocia attracts lots of tourists every year.

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Xijiang (China) - Xijiang is a village in the east of Guizhou, which is known as the area of the 'one thousand houses'. The welcoming houses and green landscapes make for a beautiful view.

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Xitang (China) - The 'city of water,' as it is known, is surrounded by nine rivers and it is also considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Calitri (Italy) - The typical architecture of the Italian village of Calitri attracts tourists from all around the globe. It almost looks like a puzzle!

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Sintra (Portugal) - This Portuguese town is a World Heritage Site and its beautiful architecture is certainly an inspiration for artists. The Pena Palace is one of the biggest attractions there.

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Sintra (Portugal) - Intricate history and amazing nature are just some of the attractions of Sintra. The Quinta da Regaleira is also one of the town's main attraction.

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Stein am Rhein (Switzerland) - You'll find rustic houses and charming landscapes at this Swiss village.

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Stein am Rhein (Switzerland) - The village looks like something out of a fairy tale and attracts tourists from all over the world, rivaling some of the country's big cities.

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Murten (Switzerland) - This Swiss village features adorable streets, a beautiful lake and gorgeous mountains.

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Murten (Switzerland) - The place becomes even more magical during the winter.

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Hallstatt (Austria) - Sitting right by the lake Hallstätter See, the small Austrian village is in the perfect location, surrounded by incredible mountains.

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Hallstatt (Austria) - In 1997, the Austrian village was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site. When it is covered in snow in the winter, the place attracts even more tourists.

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Roque-Gageac (France) - This is one of France's most beautiful villages. The stone houses sit by the river that is filled with little boats, making for a great trip.

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Roque-Gageac (France) - The traditionally uncommon houses add a special touch to the French destination.

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Reine (Norway) - This small Norwegian town is a true paradise on Earth and it receives thousands of tourists a year.

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Reine (Norway) - In the winter, the scenery is equally beautiful with the snow-capped mountains reflected on the lake.

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Gruyères (Switzerland) - Besides being stunning on its own, the village has the beautiful Gruyères Castle to brag about, one of the most prestigious medieval monuments in Switzerland.

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Gruyères (Switzerland) -

Green landscapes, traditional cottages and a breathtaking mountain background are some of the things you can find in this village, which is home to less than 1700 people.

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