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Europe's most underrated cities, according to travel experts

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Narbonne, France -

Learn about the city's Roman history and its legacy as an ancient maritime capital with a visit to the Narbo Via museum, or visit the wine country to sample the region's biodynamic varieties.
 

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Trogir, Croatia -

A labyrinth city of medieval houses, Trogir's ancient Old Town in Croatia is bursting with charm, in the form of Romanesque and Renaissance buildings that earned the city its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
 

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Trogir, Croatia -

A wonderful place to stroll around or watch the world go by, Trogir is located a convenient 30 minutes from Split, making it a great alternative for those who prefer a quieter pace.
 

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Ohrid, North Macedonia -

A UNESCO-protected town, the charming cobbled streets blend Byzantine religious history and architecture in Ohrid, North Macedonia.
Their people are vwey humble, helpful and friendly. They dun look down on Chinese 15yrs ago, when i backpacked around EU during summer holiday
 

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Skanör and Falsterbo, Sweden -

The sleepy, seaside towns of Skanör and Falsterbo are often overlooked by visitors to Sweden. However, these places come alive in summer when people take advantage of continuous daylight to swim at all hours, and are within a one-hour drive of both Copenhagen and Malmö.
 

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Skanör and Falsterbo, Sweden -

Enjoy freshly baked cinnamon rolls from the local market, try paddleboarding at Skanör Beach, or sample seafood at one of the many great restaurants in these towns.
 

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Innsbruck, Austria -
Innsbruck offers travelers lots of variety: incredible natural beauty, historic sites, stunning views from cable cars, and small mountain town charm.
 

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Innsbruck, Austria -

It's rare to find a blend of city and mountain life in one place, and Innsbruck isn't just for skiers. This vibrant Tyrol capital boasts Baroque and Gothic buildings, an Imperial Palace, and the bustling Marktplatz.
 

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Trieste, Italy -

A two-hour drive from the thronging streets of Venice, you can discover the quiet and relaxation of Trieste, an overlooked yet charming city.
 

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Trieste, Italy -

Well connected to the rest of the country via railway, it's a wonderful base to explore the city's historic center, stunning castles close by, or the wine regions next door, in Slovenia.
 

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Riga, Latvia -

Riga has a developing food scene and amazing architecture, where Art Nouveau meets cobblestone Old Town. The city is home to Riga Central Market, one of Europe's oldest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
 

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Riga, Latvia -

In Riga, interesting food, history, and architecture are found in one place, making it not just the jewel of Latvia, but of the Baltics. The city has a vibrant culture and is becoming increasingly known for its nightlife.
 

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Vilnius, Lithuania -

A compact and walkable city, Vilnius is great for a short breakaway. Highlights include Užupis (the Old Town), the food hall at Paupys Market, and Vilnius Cathedral.
 

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Vilnius, Lithuania -

For foodies, Vilnius offers plenty of fine-dining restaurant options, while history buffs can explore the Basilica of St Stanislaus and St Ladislaus. This former Pagan temple is the burial site of Lithuania’s patron saint, Casimir.
 

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Vila Real de Santo António, Portugal -

The first town outside Lisbon to be remodeled with the "Pombaline" design after the 1755 earthquake, Vila Real de Santo António is a whitewashed city on the Portuguese side of the Guadiana River.
 

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Vila Real de Santo António, Portugal -

A taste of the "real" Algarve, the town is a breath of fresh air compared to the region's central tourist belt. See the nearby Knights Templar fort of Castro Marim, or further west, the beautiful beaches of Cacela Velha.
 

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Great information! We are going on a Europe tour next month, so I appreciate the info given here. I was lucky to find some great breeze airways deals and got tickets at a good price. I'm very excited and I hope we will enjoy the trip.
 
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Tbilisi, Georgia -

Tbilisi in Georgia offers travelers food, wine, its Silk Road history, and many museums. Despite this, it remains largely overlooked by travelmakers.
 

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Tbilisi, Georgia -

Stunning architecture, churches, and fortresses await in Tbilisi. And don't forget to try the national dish, khachapuri: baked cheesy bread from a stone oven, accompanied by fresh herbs.
 

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Opatija, Croatia -

Have you heard of this "Vienna by the sea" in Croatia? If not, it's time you checked out Opatija, nestled between the forested slopes of Mount Ucka and the raw coastline of the Kvarner Gulf.
 
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