Most Incredible Small Towns In Europe That You ...

The highlight of this little Alpine town is the Palais de l’Isle, a castle that is built right into the middle of one of the canals flowing through the city.

With no roads this little Dutch town is CONNECTED by a series of canals. In fact, motor vehicles have to stay outside the town.

Legend has it that the houses were painted so colorfully so that fisherman could see them when they were out fishing!

One of the best places on Earth to see puffins, this little village is located on an island just off the coast of Iceland (a slightly bigger island)

This exquisitely preserved town in northern Spain will make you feel like you’ve gone back in time to the 11th century.

The rock formations surrounding this town are something to behold, especially in the mornings when hundreds of balloons take to sky!

The name literally translates to “Little Fortress of the Fish” and the name is appropriate. The town spent a good portion of its history as a heavily guarded fortress but today it is more known for its harbor and natural beauty.

Often called “Little Venice” due to the many waterways that wind along its narrow streets, this little town has both German and French influences.

Just 80 minutes from Munich, this small town is surrounded by some of the most amazing ski resorts in the world.

Found in the Mosel River Valley, the area around this town is responsible for producing some of Germany’s finest wine.

With amazing views of the surrounding Alps, this little village on the Saane River is famous for its cheese.

With the white stone architecture glistening in the background, the coastline and beaches here are some of the most pristine in Europe!

Nestled high in the Alps, this salt mining town is one of Austria’s oldest settlements, and one of the most picturesque as well.

With a population of just over 300, this little town was recently voted Norway’s most beautiful village.

Built right into a stone wall along the Mediterranean coastline, this town brings new meaning to the word “colorful”.

The largest town on the Isle of Skye, this little port is home to some of Scotland’s best seafood restaurants.

This colorful trading port has some of the largest and most diverse fish markets in Europe.

This little town is well known for its health spas and island castle.

Famous for its ancient stone cottages, this town is often considered the most beautiful in England.

Looking like something straight out of a fairytale, this Portuguese town is home to Pena Park which features numerous exotic plants from former colonies.