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You're absolutely right! These medieval towns and villages are like living museums, each with its own unique charm and stories. They offer a wonderful glimpse into Europe's rich past while still being vibrant communities today.
I don’t know about other countries but I live in France and feel this video only lists mainstream tourist traps. When in France, if you’re looking for medieval places go to the Occitanie region and visit villages like Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, Collonges-La-Rouge or Cordes-Sur-Ciel. You’ll feel like time travelling.
@@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv Dear gopnik, please leave St Petersburg while you can, conscription is coming for you. Your troll farm job won’t keep you safe no more.
I heard Paris and London are basically not European any more.... visited and I agree sad Just a heads up------ there are a growing number of leftists that believe destroying ancient European churches is "justified" There is a mind-numbing amount of racist anti-European propaganda being spread
Thankyou for the delicious memories. I am proud to be able to tick off at least fourteen of these travel destinations. Remember, people it is now or never.. and true wealth is memories like these! ❤
hat’s impressive! It’s great to see you've explored so many wonderful places. I totally agree-memories are the real treasures. Here’s to making many more!
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN indeed, but times have changed. You go.. like seriously, with a book explaining the history. And are completely swallowed up by, other visitors. Not being snobby, much, but..Valencia, not Barcelona, Bordeaux, not Paris. Hot tip from someone who knows. Love and light! X
I'm glad people are starting to notice that all of Europe has medieval towns (and other historical monuments). Until a couple of years ago it seemed only England, France and Germany had medieval heritage, when it's a feature shared by all european countries.
You're absolutely right! It's great to see a growing awareness of the rich medieval heritage across all of Europe. Indeed, from Portugal to Poland, from Sweden to Sicily, medieval architecture and history are integral parts of the European landscape.
En Segovia, Spain en el minuto 36:45 nos damos cuenta que Brat Pit tenía razón, se puede ir en reversa en la vida, personas y coches . Haciendo de este lugar....el extraño caso de Segovia
Thank you for the nice video at first most important. Why are there pictures of Delft in the Prague part ;) lol ) I am missing the beautiful Ukranian city of Lviv in here. But after all really enjoyed the nice views and put some landmarks for coming visits so thanks
Thank you so much for your kind words and for pointing that out! Haha, you're right about the Delft pictures sneaking into the Prague section! I'll make sure to correct that in future edits. Lviv is indeed a beautiful city, and I'll definitely keep it in mind for future videos. I'm glad you enjoyed the views and found some landmarks for your future visits. Thanks again!
Only Toledo from Spain? OMG. Our language, castilian, is named after the most iconic medieval building, the castles. That’s a clue about the heritage my country preserve. Most of the cities you showed are restored and show a false historic face. I recommend, only in Extremadura, Cáceres and Trujillo.
Thank you for your insightful comment! You're right, Spain has an incredibly rich medieval heritage that goes far beyond Toledo. The connection between the Castilian language and castles is indeed fascinating. Cáceres and Trujillo in Extremadura are excellent suggestions for authentic medieval towns. We appreciate your input and will consider featuring more Spanish locations in future videos to better represent the country's diverse historical landscape.
It's an interesting thought! While modern architecture can be impressive, the timeless appeal of historic sites often draws more tourists. Both old and new have their place in shaping a city's unique character.
Nuremberg looks not good in reality, most of the town was destroyed in WW II and as they rebuild it, it's not ''medival'' anymore and second off all it dosen't look good in comparision to the rest of towns from this list which are stunning.
VERY AMAZING AND WONDERFUL TOWNS AND VILLAGES. VISITED MOST OF THEM AND I CAN CONFIRM THESE FABIOLOUS PLACES.THE WORST COUNTRY I HAVE VISITED IN EUROPE IS MALTA, AVOID THIS COUNTRY.
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These medieval towns and villages are absolutely enchanting! Europe’s history truly comes alive in these places. 🏰
You're absolutely right! These medieval towns and villages are like living museums, each with its own unique charm and stories. They offer a wonderful glimpse into Europe's rich past while still being vibrant communities today.
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN 💗💗
I don’t know about other countries but I live in France and feel this video only lists mainstream tourist traps. When in France, if you’re looking for medieval places go to the Occitanie region and visit villages like Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, Collonges-La-Rouge or Cordes-Sur-Ciel. You’ll feel like time travelling.
What about the African city of Paris? I heard bad things about it.
@@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv Dear gopnik, please leave St Petersburg while you can, conscription is coming for you. Your troll farm job won’t keep you safe no more.
@@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv every great city owns slaves, only third world's one are using thier own populasse
@@JanBanJoovi-ol1qvthe worst 😢😢😢
I heard Paris and London are basically not European any more.... visited and I agree
sad
Just a heads up------ there are a growing number of leftists that believe destroying ancient European churches is "justified"
There is a mind-numbing amount of racist anti-European propaganda being spread
Thankyou for the delicious memories. I am proud to be able to tick off at least fourteen of these travel destinations. Remember, people it is now or never.. and true wealth is memories like these! ❤
hat’s impressive! It’s great to see you've explored so many wonderful places. I totally agree-memories are the real treasures. Here’s to making many more!
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN indeed, but times have changed. You go.. like seriously, with a book explaining the history. And are completely swallowed up by, other visitors.
Not being snobby, much, but..Valencia, not Barcelona, Bordeaux, not Paris. Hot tip from someone who knows. Love and light! X
@@alexperriman9298 Ok
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING.
Thank you for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the video! 😍
❤❤❤❤❤nice
The editing in this part at 11:00 is seamless, makes the content so enjoyable to watch! 👌
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😍
Great video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Well done and very informative. Thank you
Thank you for your comment and your kind words! 😍
I'm glad people are starting to notice that all of Europe has medieval towns (and other historical monuments). Until a couple of years ago it seemed only England, France and Germany had medieval heritage, when it's a feature shared by all european countries.
You're absolutely right! It's great to see a growing awareness of the rich medieval heritage across all of Europe. Indeed, from Portugal to Poland, from Sweden to Sicily, medieval architecture and history are integral parts of the European landscape.
i just hope it stays that way...
Great informative video with great music..
Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😍
En Segovia, Spain en el minuto 36:45 nos damos cuenta que Brat Pit tenía razón, se puede ir en reversa en la vida, personas y coches . Haciendo de este lugar....el extraño caso de Segovia
😍😍😍 great
Thanks for your kind words! ❤
My god such beauty!!!
😊😊😊😊piekne
The world is a beautiful place, anywhere where there are no horrible cars and traffic
Nice ! I would have added Sarlat-la-Canéda.
4:25 Puente de Toledo, in Madrid.
Most beautiful or most famous??? Ciao da Treviso, beautiful medieval city
Thanks so much for your comment! 😊
Maastricnt, Deventer, Venlo...few Dutch cities that have a lot of medieval structures/buildings/street patterns left.
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VOLVER AL COLEGIO !!
Thank you for the nice video at first most important. Why are there pictures of Delft in the Prague part ;) lol ) I am missing the beautiful Ukranian city of Lviv in here. But after all really enjoyed the nice views and put some landmarks for coming visits so thanks
Thank you so much for your kind words and for pointing that out! Haha, you're right about the Delft pictures sneaking into the Prague section! I'll make sure to correct that in future edits. Lviv is indeed a beautiful city, and I'll definitely keep it in mind for future videos. I'm glad you enjoyed the views and found some landmarks for your future visits. Thanks again!
Lwów is Polish
is it an Italo germano spanish tourism ad?
Only Toledo from Spain? OMG. Our language, castilian, is named after the most iconic medieval building, the castles. That’s a clue about the heritage my country preserve. Most of the cities you showed are restored and show a false historic face. I recommend, only in Extremadura, Cáceres and Trujillo.
Thank you for your insightful comment! You're right, Spain has an incredibly rich medieval heritage that goes far beyond Toledo. The connection between the Castilian language and castles is indeed fascinating. Cáceres and Trujillo in Extremadura are excellent suggestions for authentic medieval towns. We appreciate your input and will consider featuring more Spanish locations in future videos to better represent the country's diverse historical landscape.
Castles are not villages. Know the difference.
@@LUIS-ox1bv I recommended two towns, not two castles. Do you understand?
@@jadr3123go back to sleep spaniard, your country has fallen 400 years ago.
I would add Toruń in north-central Poland which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
I wonder if future tourists will flock to see the new modern skyscrapers in cities!
Modern tourists already do...New York, Hong-Kong, Chicago, Shanghai, Dubai, etc...
It's an interesting thought! While modern architecture can be impressive, the timeless appeal of historic sites often draws more tourists. Both old and new have their place in shaping a city's unique character.
Most European cities were founded in the Middle Ages and have many beautiful buildings
Many were founded even by Romans much prior to middle age.
@@alessandrom7181 not in the Bohemia
@@alessandrom7181 The Romans were not in the Middle Ages, but in Antiquity
YOU FORGOT RHODES IN GREECE
`Why is Netherlands in a part of Prague? Cesky Krumlov is a small town, not a village
Ideal for next video of historic importance....
Gaza
why is the back track for Vilnius, Lithuania so creepy?
It's just a pure coincidence, nothing personal! 😄
Nuremberg looks not good in reality, most of the town was destroyed in WW II and as they rebuild it, it's not ''medival'' anymore and second off all it dosen't look good in comparision to the rest of towns from this list which are stunning.
ehmmm...Venice anyone?!
VERY AMAZING AND WONDERFUL TOWNS AND VILLAGES. VISITED MOST OF THEM AND I CAN CONFIRM THESE FABIOLOUS PLACES.THE WORST COUNTRY I HAVE VISITED IN EUROPE IS MALTA, AVOID THIS COUNTRY.
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Edinburg-?
You missed one - Veliko Turnovo.
What is that whispering women voice?
Just a soundtrack 😆