5 MOST BEAUTIFUL Cities in Europe! pt.1 | TopEurope
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Date: 2022-02-18

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Although Europe is rich in natural beauty, we must acknowledge that it is the cities that keep us returning to the continent. These European metropolises, all of which have populations of 100,000 or more, offer enough culture, food, architecture, cobblestone streets, and mountain views to fill an itinerary multiple times. They may even tempt you to consider relocating across the Atlantic permanently. From Prague to Paris, here are the 10 most beautiful cities in Europe.

The Czech capital, consistently ranked as one of the best cities in the world. Prague is full of remarkable architecture, hilltop views, and delightful marketplaces.Prague is recognised for its rich architecture and museums, as well as its diversified nightlife and extensive shopping opportunities. It's also known for its substantial food and inexpensive beer, as well as its well-kept UNESCO World Heritage City Center.
Prague is a three-dimensional architectural textbook. It’s a site unlike any other in the world, with Romanesque chapels and cellars, Gothic cathedrals, Baroque palaces and gardens, worldly Art Nouveau buildings, and distinctive Cubist architecture. You don't need to be a person who has a knack for aesthetics to enjoy the diversity of the city's architecture. 
Few cities can boast of a river as beautiful as the Vltava. Over thirty bridges and footbridges span Prague's waters, which gently lap the margins of ten islands and see dozens of steamers, rowboats, and pedal boats pass through each day. It's the heart of the city, and the medieval Charles Bridge, with its Baroque statues, completes the picture. And, just as Charles Bridge is inextricably tied to the view of Prague Castle, the profile of the railway bridge is inextricably linked to the vista of Vysehrad.

Because of the city's gorgeous architecture and public art, creative types have been flocking to Porto in recent years. The city boasts one of the world's most famous port wine cellars, hundreds of ancient cathedrals, and world heritage monuments are among the top things to do in Porto. The city's architecture is a blend of gothic, baroque, and modernist styles, and the city's winding cobblestone streets give it a distinct appeal. Porto is quickly becoming one of Western Europe's most popular tourist destinations, with such a broad choice of sights to see and things to do.
Porto is a colorful, UNESCO-listed city that offers a true piece of Portuguese life but is all too often eclipsed by the popular metropolis of Lisbon. The pace is significantly slower than in tourist-heavy Lisbon but to its advantage, Porto has a more European feel to it. You may have an espresso on the riverfront or stroll leisurely through the charming streets, admiring the shop windows. The river Douro, or "river of gold," divides it, adding to the tranquility.
Additionally the city of Porto is also quite easy to navigate. The city is made up of narrow, cobblestone streets that are situated on thigh-challenging hill slopes. The Clerigos Tower observation deck, which is accessed through a steep, spiral staircase inside the skyscraper, is the best place to see the city in its entirety.

Despite its reputation for producing cutting-edge restaurants and hotels, Copenhagen exudes a timeless charm that makes you want to plan your next trip before your current one ends. The fanciful Tivoli Gardens, built in the 1800s, put all other amusement parks to shame, while Christiania, a bohemian commune, is a misty, verdant dreamland. And, in case you were wondering, the Nyhavn seaside houses are indeed that lovely.
With its rickety historic center, maze of cobblestone streets including Europe's longest pedestrianized shopping street, and ancient churches, palaces, and government buildings, it's a gloriously attractive city with brave and striking modern interjections like the ferociously angled extension to the Royal Library, nicknamed the Black Diamond, and Henning Larsen's Royal Opera House. Then there's the stunning design that pervades almost every aspect of Danish life. There are utilitarian and lovely objects everywhere, from metro stations to schools, friends' homes, and even hairdressers!
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