The world's top ten classic heritage cities, Rain City Bergen, are the most beautiful colorful fairy tales in Norway.
Bergen is called? Fjord gateway? . Colorful wooden houses are painted on the coast of the port, and market vendors encourage shoppers to buy their smoked salmon, caramel brown cheese and cans of orange cloudberry sauce. Even in rainy days, Bergen's colors are bright. It is also a city with a long history, not only because it is rated as a world heritage city, but also because its historic pier brueggen is listed as a world cultural heritage. This medieval colonial city was originally established by merchants of the Hanseatic League in Germany in the14th century, with the purpose of trading dried cod. After several fires in hundreds of years, it was rebuilt by traditional methods. Today, 62 buildings, including the Hanseatic Museum, still exist.
Don't miss it: unicorn restaurant is located in one of the reconstructed pier buildings and is famous for its seafood. Tracteursted restaurant is the oldest restaurant in Bergen, located in an ancient auditorium, serving Bergen cuisine.
French arles followed in the footsteps of Saint Vincent Van Gogh.
Arles is located in Provence. You can follow in the footsteps of the famous painter Vincent Van Gogh and visit his night cafe. Or stroll on the pier of the Rhone River and fantasize about the starry sky. Arles is a painter's paradise. You can rest on the terrace of the blue louver building, or walk on the ancient gravel road and enjoy the ancient monuments. Arles has rich heritages, such as ancient Rome and Romanesque monuments, which can take you back to BC 1 century. You can take part in outdoor celebrations on a mild night, or watch the bullfight in the Colosseum in Rome. The pilgrimage route Santiago de Compostela runs through arles and is also listed in the World Cultural Heritage List.
Don't miss it: the hidden gallery is an underground gallery with an arched ceiling. Originally used to support the Roman Square, it is now a summer resort.
The Red Mansion in Lunenburg, Canada is an eternal classic.
The bright red buildings in Lunenburg form the eternal background of the schooner. Lunenburg, built in 1753, is the second British colony after Halifax nearby? Simcity? . Its economy depends on fishing and shipbuilding. Today, the old town of Lunenburg is still a busy navigation center and is listed as a world cultural heritage because of its ancient appearance and well-preserved buildings. At the Atlantic Fisheries Museum, you can learn about whaling technology and rum brewing. You can also browse ship models or enjoy watercolors in local galleries; Be sure to taste scallops and nova Scotia lobsters in local classic restaurants.
Don't miss: Old Fish Factory Restaurant &; The igloo bar is located in a former fish processing factory by the sea, offering seafood and live sailor-style music.
Strolling at the Rose Garden Pier in Bruges, Belgium.
Bruges is picturesque because of its winding waterways and ancient white-walled workhouses. You can watch swans flying on the calm lake of love from a bridge in18th century. Or stroll along the beautiful rose garden pier and enjoy the medieval bell tower that glows at night. This northern city is like a lively fairy tale world, but its historical center, which shows Lego-like Gothic architecture, has been selected as a world heritage. It is also the birthplace of the Flemish primitive painting school, and many wealthy businessmen sponsored and trained talented painters in the `15th century. There are many tourists in Bruges in summer, so before winter comes, you can enjoy the open carriage and cobblestone trail alone.
Don't miss it: the bell tower in Bruges is located in the market square. After climbing the 366 steps to the top, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the city and listen to the free music played by its silver clock.
Luang Prabang, Laos exudes elegant charm.
In leisurely Luang Prabang, temples full of flowers exude elegant charm on the hillside, while the quiet Nankang River slowly passes through the city until it meets the Mekong River. Wake up early in the morning and go to see monks dressed in orange cassock silently receiving relief and rice; Then spend a few days walking in the old wooden houses in the city, which are mixed with Lao and European styles. The triangular Xiangtong Temple is one of the most beautiful temples here. The Palace Museum is located in a French colonial-style building, which contains the statue of14th century Golden Buddha Braun. Whenever night falls, there are many shops in the dim light market, selling colorful silk scarves, hand-woven textiles and Posa paper made of mulberry bark.
Don't miss it: enjoy the sunset on the Mekong River, where there are many restaurants and cafes; The sunset at the top of Mount Phousi, located in the center of Luang Prabang, is also very good. You can climb to the top of the mountain through 328 zigzag steps.
A paradise for artists and craftsmen in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Oaxaca has a prosperous handicraft market, a famous catering industry and a world-class museum, which is a paradise for artists and craftsmen. It is also famous for its architectural treasures. This world heritage city is grid-like and a model of Spanish colonial city. Although 1529 became a city, there were residents in prehistoric times. After visiting Sandomingo Traffic and Oaxaca Cathedral, you can have some coffee at the roadside under the arcade of Constitution Square, and order a cornmeal iced drink named ejate or mellow tequila. The top of alban Mountain, which is listed as a world cultural heritage, was once the center of ancient Sabatek civilization, and now it is an important archaeological site with pyramids, squares and other relics.
Don't miss it: Juarez's165438+1October 20th market is full of handicrafts such as pottery and carpets, as well as traditional foods such as tlayudas of pizza and chicken juice.
Quebec City, Canada, Discovering the Charm of the Old World
Whether you dine outdoors in warm summer or stroll under the stars in cold winter, you can find many charms of the old world in Quebec City. You can drink reindeer brandy or eat potato chips with cheese gravy at the winter carnival. The ancient city of Quebec was discovered by French explorers along the St. Lawrence River in the17th century. In addition to the Museum of Civilization, there is the oldest stone church in North America, the Church of Our Lady of Victory, near the Royal Plaza in the city center.
Don't miss it: take the cableway to visit countless boutiques and cafes downtown. Le Petite Cochon Dingue, a French cake shop, offers French sandwiches, egg tarts and frosted cakes.
The representative of quedlinburg, a classic European town in Germany.
In the north of Haltz Mountain in Germany, a castle is located on the top of the mountain. A small house with a semi-wooden structure, with flower boxes on the windowsill filled with flowers, and narrow alleys between houses. With a history of more than 65,438+0,000 years, quedlinburg is a representative of a classic charming European town. This ancient city has been a prosperous commercial center since the Middle Ages. Because it is well preserved, it is listed as a world heritage. About 65,438+0,200 wooden houses have a history of more than six centuries, which makes it easy for visitors to understand that the architectural style of this area has developed from the post-Gothic era to the Baroque period and beyond. The Standerburg Wood Museum is located in one of the oldest buildings in the town, where you can learn something about architectural knowledge. You can also listen to a concert in the recently rebuilt Brassie Church. Your trip to quedlinburg is not complete unless you visit the United Church of San Sebastiano, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture.
Don't miss it: Cafe AmFinkenherd is located in three adjacent ancient semi-wooden buildings near Brasi Church, serving tea and cheesecake.
Quito, the highest capital of Ecuador.
Guido was built on the ruins of Inca cities in the16th century, surrounded by active volcano Pichincha. Located on the plains of the Andes, it is the highest capital in the world. Although there are earthquakes from time to time, it is listed in the world cultural heritage list because it is the most intact and least changed Latin American cultural center. In fact, in 1978, Quito and Krakow in Poland were first rated as world heritage cities. The city center is famous for its cobblestone streets during the Spanish colonial period, which have been rebuilt recently to ensure the safety of tourists. You can explore countless houses with gray walls, baroque monasteries and beautifully carved churches of Jesus in Quito. The golden altar in the church makes it one of the richest churches in South America.
Don't miss: cultural activities? Traditional night? It is held every Saturday night. Locals and tourists watch plays and dances in the cultural center and indulge in street art and outdoor concerts.
Tallinn, Estonia, european capital of culture
Tallinn is the capital of Estonia, with many church spires, a castle and winding streets. 20 1 1 is known as european capital of culture and the best-preserved medieval trade center along the Baltic Sea. As a part of the Hanseatic League, Tallinn was a busy commercial center from 13 to 16 centuries. Walking in the old city, you can see the ancient hooks and pulleys used to transport salt, tea and flour in the former warehouses. There are many cafes in the town hall square, surrounded by colorful commercial houses; There are many outdoor handicraft workshops on the Avenue of Saint Lin Kai, which use traditional techniques to make glass blown products and pottery. Town Council Pharmacy is the oldest and still operating pharmacy in Europe, selling red wine made from ancient recipes.
Don't miss it: during Christmas, there is an ancient Christmas market, an outdoor skating rink and a huge Christmas tree in the old city. The tradition of Christmas tree can be traced back to 144 1 the first public Christmas tree in Europe.