14 most charming places on the planet

The world is full of amazing places that you should definitely visit. However, the most charming place is that which reminds you of a fairy tale. This is where you should go first. The beauty of such cities, castles and bridges is indescribable, so you can admire the vivid photos, but nothing compares to the feeling you will experience when you come there yourself. After all, everyone wants to plunge into the tale and feel like a prince or a princess. Fortunately, far from one country can offer you something similar, so you will have from what to choose the direction for your next trip, if you want it to become fabulous. Each of the places described in this article guarantees you an unforgettable experience.

Colmar, France

It is easy to understand why this small town in the Alsace region of France is called "Little Venice". Along the canal, which literally asks you to ride along it on a boat, there are colorful buildings and cobbled streets. Be sure to stroll through them and admire this fabulous town.

Bibury, England

Artist William Morris called Bibury "the most beautiful village in England" when he visited it in the nineteenth century, and nothing has changed since. The charming town still attracts attention with quaint houses and rustic charm.

Hohenschwangau, Germany

This magnificent German castle is a real version of the Polly Poket palace. The Crown Prince Maximilian, who later became King Max II, built it to replace the twelve-century-old crumbling castle. King Ludwig the Second grew up in this beautiful castle, but still wanted to surpass it when he grew up.

Neuschwanstein, Germany

And what did King Ludwig II do to eclipse the home of his childhood? He built the castle of Neuschwanstein, which turned out to be so beautiful that, in his likeness, the Disney castle of Cinderella was created. But considering that it is located on the top of a snow-covered mountain, one can easily imagine that it can also be the home of Queen Elsa from the "Cold Heart".

Manarola, Italy

The Italian region of Cinque Terre consists of five picturesque villages, but Manarola is the most impressive of them. Bright houses are located on the very edge of a high cliff, but none of them has been torn to sea for 700 years. Maybe it involves magic?

Rakotz Bridge, Germany

Swiming under the Rakotz bridge in Cromlow, Germany, you can feel as if you are going to sell your soul. And this will not be surprising, since it is one of the ancient bridges, which are called "bridges of the devil". Reflecting in the water, the design forms a visual ideal circle.

Tbilisi, Georgia

In the heart of this city is an amazing new clock tower. The puppeteer Rezo Gabriadze collected parts from abandoned and destroyed houses in Tbilisi to create this landmark. The tower may look rather unusual and strange, but it always shows the exact time.

Bojnice Castle, Slovakia

If you choose the perfect castle for princesses, then it will be this medieval castle, in which there is absolutely everything you can dream of, from high spiers to a deep moat. Any princess would like to live here long and happily with her beautiful prince.

Multnomah Falls, USA

Can you imagine a fantastic battle between the knights on the bridge, which is located on the background of the waterfall? You no longer need to fantasize, because such a place exists in the USA. If you want to be in a fairy tale, head to the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon.

Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic

This medieval city could be an ideal location for a fairy tale. But the biggest attraction is the castle, located on a hill on the coast of the river.

Chenonceau, France

If you think that the French castles are limited to Versailles, then you are mistaken. This magnificent manor is located on the River Cher, and here you can find amazing gardens that are open to visitors. And, of course, you need to visit the castle itself.

Shaven, Morocco

Looking at the pictures, you might think that bright colors are only rare elements, but it turns out that they adorn the entire city, which is therefore called "blue". Outside the city you will find huge mountains and valleys, on which goats graze.

Pelourinho, Brazil

This historic area of the Brazilian city of Salvador is not only remarkable architecture (the bright colors of the houses emphasize the exquisite stucco). He was also the capital of the country from 1549 to 1763, when local culture mixed with European and African.

Ghent, Belgium

In this port city houses are located directly on the bank of the canal. The city itself is located between Brussels and Bruges, but the medieval territory is not rushing to fill the crowds of tourists.