Cities as old as the earth are still so beautiful that tourists flock to them

Chora, Mykonos, Greece

One of the most popular islands in the Cyclades, a dream holiday destination alongside Santorini, Mykonos boasts pristine waters, whitewashed houses and windmills. While the architecture and beaches are stunning, the network of pretty streets and alleys is even more captivating.

Heidelberg, Germany

A very popular tourist destination, the town is incredibly beautiful. Its main attractions are its historic medieval and Baroque buildings, including the ruins of a famous Renaissance castle. The pretty town is a perfect getaway with romantic walking trails, numerous landmarks and cozy restaurants that will make for a pleasant trip.

Ronda, Spain

The historic city is built on high mountains, 750 m above sea level. Ronda really attracts and fascinates visitors from all over the world. The Guadalevín River runs through the city and divides it into two parts. Many neoclassical architectures have been preserved in Ronda.

Old Shanghai, China

This old town fascinates tourists with its wonderful traditional architecture, temples, gardens and cuisine. At night, the town becomes even more sparkling and beautiful, illuminated by countless colorful lights and crowded with people coming here to have fun. Although most of the buildings have been renovated, they are still impressive.

Spello, Umbria, Italy

An ancient town in the province of Perugia that fascinates visitors with its magical architecture that is packed into a relatively small area. Spello’s medieval buildings, built on Roman foundations and a dense network of narrow streets, no matter how winding it is, will lead you to a beautiful place.

Avignon, France

One of the most recognizable historic towns found in southeastern France. The city has been known since the 6th century BC. Today, Avignon is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Four million tourists visit Avignon each year to explore the ancient architecture and relax on a river cruise.

Quebec, Belgium

The medieval part of Bruges has many notable monuments: the Church of Our Lady, which is one of the tallest brick buildings in the world. Tourists love taking a romantic boat trip on the Bruges canals - it's the best way to see the town.

Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

It is the oldest city in the country, founded in the early 16th century. Today, due to its rich historical heritage, including fortifications, churches and old houses from the colonial period, Old San Juan is considered a National Heritage Site. The mix of Taino people - the local people - and European descendants has resulted in a very rich cultural heritage here. Everything in Old San Juan is colorful and interesting, the houses are different in color and style and even the pavements are made of blue bricks, making it a very attractive place.

Pingyao, China

In the 14th century, the city was China's financial center. Today, it is listed as a World Heritage Site for its ancient walls. The narrow medieval streets and markets make visitors feel like they are traveling back in time.

Prague, Czech Republic

The European city is filled with stunning medieval architecture: the famous Charles Bridge, Europe's largest medieval square, Prague Castle and its stunning cathedral. The Powder Gate, built in the 11th century, is the entrance to the spectacular Old Town.