7 Incredible Travel Destinations That Are Not Popular
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By Vika https://pictolic.com/article/7-incredible-travel-destinations-that-are-not-popular.htmlFor those who want to avoid crowded European resorts, there are some less popular tourist destinations.
Question and answer service Quora has compiled a list of the best places in Europe that remain unclaimed by tourists.
These are the real hidden gems that we have included in this list.
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1. Tatev, Armenia.
Near the village of Tatev is the ancient Tatev Monastery, built in the 9th century on a basalt plateau. Despite its age, the monastery is very well maintained. To visit it, it is best to find tours to Armenia from Armenian Hall and book a ticket.
2. Sarajevo, Bosnia, and Herzegovina.
Sarajevo is a city surrounded by the Olympic mountains and rich in history (Franz Ferdinand was shot there, which marked the beginning of the First World War). A mixture of west and east and a strong influence of the Ottoman Empire - the city offers tourists cathedrals, mosques, and museums.
3. Kungsleden, Sweden.
Located in northern Sweden, Kungsleden is a must-see destination for tourists. The 450 km long hiking trail runs between the cities of Abisko and Hemawan and passes through one of the largest desert areas in Europe.
4. Bacharach, Germany
The small town of Bacharach, located in Germany, is ideal for walking along the streets, which are full of colorful houses, beautiful castles, and churches.
5. Svalbard, Norway.
Sitting in the Arctic Ocean between Norway and the North Pole, Svalbard is an archipelago you'll want to see. This is a vast, serene expanse of arctic nature, so don't forget your winter gear, and don't be surprised if you run into polar bears. If you're lucky, you can see the northern lights.
6. Berat, Albania
The city of Berat in Albania has a citadel and a Byzantine church that dates back to the 13th century. The old city of Berat (Mangalem district) is also included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
7. Kizhi, Russia.
The Russian island of Kizhi, located on the Onega River, boasts the magnificent Church of the Transfiguration, an impressive wooden structure with 30 domes. There are many other log buildings on the island, as well as the historic village of Yamka.
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