Recently, Travel + Leisure magazine announced a list of the 20 most beautiful small towns in the world, based on opinions from travel experts.
Below are the 10 most prominent destinations on the list, representing lands worth experiencing from Europe to Asia.
Bibury, England
Located in Gloucestershire, the Cotswolds – an area recognised as having exceptional natural beauty in England – Bibury is a typical village of the foggy countryside.

With honey-coloured stone houses, the River Coln running through the centre of the village and lush green spaces, this is an ideal destination for those who love tranquility. Two notable landmarks are the historic Arlington Row house and the former inn, The Swan, now a boutique hotel.
Broome, Australia
Located in Western Australia, Broome is a coastal town renowned for its pristine scenery and majestic nature.

Visitors can ride camels along Cable Beach, admire the impressive red cliffs, or explore pearl farms – a local specialty. Broome is also the ideal place to experience spectacular sunsets and exciting outdoor activities.
Fornalutx, Spain
Dubbed “the most beautiful village in Spain”, Fornalutx is located on the island of Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands.

This quaint village is notable for its limestone houses, winding cobblestone streets and peaceful setting amid the Tramuntana Mountains. It is also a great base for exploring ancient pilgrimage routes on foot.
Shirakawa-go, Japan
Shirakawa-go is a traditional village in Gifu Prefecture, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. It is famous for its steep thatched-roofed farmers' houses (called gassho-zukuri), specially designed to withstand heavy snow in winter.

Surrounded by rice fields and green mountains, bringing a quiet and nostalgic space.
Los Olivos, USA
Located in California, Los Olivos is a small town known for its thriving wine industry. With over 25 wineries in the area, rolling hillsides and a mild climate, it is becoming an increasingly popular destination for foodies and nature lovers.

Mattei's Tavern Hotel – once a stop for horse riders – is now a new symbol of the combination of history and modern amenities.
Hermanus, South Africa
Hermanus is a coastal town in the Western Cape province, famous for its coastal cliffs, long beaches and whale watching opportunities from the mainland.

Visitors can hike along coastal trails, explore local vineyards or visit Fernkloof Nature Reserve – a nature reserve with a rich ecosystem from forests, mountains to sea.
Doolin, Ireland
Located on the Wild Atlantic Way, Doolin is a small village with a traditional Irish feel.

This is the gateway to the Cliffs of Moher and the Aran Islands. With its colourful houses, lively traditional pubs and distinctive folk music, Doolin is a cosy, characterful destination.
Grindelwald, Switzerland
Situated at the foot of the Eiger, Grindelwald is one of Switzerland's most famous mountain towns. Located in the Jungfrau region, it is a popular destination for skiers in the winter and climbers and hikers in the summer.

With its traditional wooden houses, vast green lawns and majestic mountain views, Grindelwald attracts visitors all year round.
Bayeux, France
Bayeux is an ancient town in Normandy, known for its well-preserved medieval architecture. It features the Gothic Bayeux Cathedral and the Bayeux Tapestry, a 70-meter-long work of art from the 11th century.

The peaceful atmosphere, ancient cobbled streets and unique local culture make Bayeux an attractive stopover in Northern France.
Seward, USA
Located on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska, Seward is a small port town surrounded by wilderness with mountains, glaciers and blue sea.

As the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park, it's ideal for outdoor activities like boating, hiking, and wildlife watching. Downtown Seward also scores with art galleries and murals.
The list of 20 most beautiful small towns in the world suggested by Travel + Leisure also includes Tobermory (Scotland), Gordes (France), St. George's (Bermuda), Russell (New Zealand), Ronda (Spain), Banff (Canada), Ostuni (Italy), Ericeira (Portugal), Barichara (Colombia) and Hydra Town (Greece).
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