Eguisheim 

is a medieval village in France’s Alsace wine region. The narrow, concentric streets of its old town are lined with many preserved half-timbered houses. The central Château Saint-Léon is a centuries-old castle. Southwest at Husseren-les-Châteaux is the ruins of the Three Castles of Eguisheim, which date from the Middle Ages. Northwest is Hohlandsbourg Castle, with formidable ramparts.

The village is a popular tourist destination, in part because the Alsace "Wine Route" passes the village. The village is close to Husseren-les-Châteaux and is in the middle of vineyards. The village is connected to Husseren-les-Châteaux by the Route du Vin. Around the Route du Vin is a wine trail through the vineyards called Sentier viticole Eguisheim, which tries to explain the different grape varieties and the way wine is made in Alsace. 

Lavenham

The small town of Lavenham is located in Suffolk. It is said to be the smallest town in the UK. It is also known as the best-preserved medieval village in the UK. 

Regardless of its petiteness, but it is famous for its 15th-century churches, half-timbered medieval cottages, and forest paths. In the small town of Lavenham, there are more than 300 ancient houses that are proud of the locals, as well as shops and tea houses lined with various ornaments, providing locals with crispy and delicious scones and fragrant and delicious heavy cream. The eye-catching shop is included in the list of endangered attractions in the English countryside.

Lavenham is the best-preserved medieval village in Britain. It was created by Henry III 750 years ago. In the following hundreds of years, a large number of merchants came to this village and started business in these wooden houses. This makes the town one of the 20 most affluent small villages in the UK. Nowadays, most of the wool shops have been transformed into cafes, hotels or museums.

Grasmere

Recommended gingerbread houses in Grasmere, UK

Sarah Nelson's Gingerbread Shop (Sarah Nelson's Gingerbread Shop) first opened in 1660. It was originally a school in the village. After the school moved, it became the residence of the Nelson family. The owner Sarah Nelson uses an exclusive secret recipe to make gingerbread for sale. It is very popular and people often have to wait in line to buy. Gingerbread is also a traditional Christmas delicacy in the United Kingdom. It is strongly recommended to try it when you come here.

Staufen

Staufen is one of these fairy tale picture-perfect towns with winding streets and cobblestones. Shops selling local wines, beers, and crafts in all directions and archways leading into secluded little courts. It had a population of approximately 7,600 in 2013.
You can find open-air bars everywhere in this small town. The residents here live a very comfortable life. You can often see two or three of them bathing in the afternoon sun and chatting about the homework, enjoying this quiet, peaceful, and paradise-like town.

Flowers are the most beautiful decoration in the town of Staufen. Coupled with the rows of colorful houses of bright yellow, tender green, peach pink, and azure blue, it seems that all the colors must come to the town showing its beauty. Irrigation canals all over the town are another sight. In summer you will see barefoot girls splashing in the water on the side of the road. There is a local legend that if anyone accidentally falls into the irrigation ditch, he is destined to marry a local. So if you are single and want to get married one day, you might as well come here to try your luck.

Txoko Getaria

A short drive from San Sebastián, the village of Getaria sits sleepily on the coast. Set between the sea and vine-covered mountains, Getaria has a privileged position that makes it a destination not to be missed if visiting nearby San Sebastián. Enjoy the local Basque wine, txakoli, in situ. Bonus points if you do so over some grilled fish, caught and brought daily to Getaria’s active port.

Vienna

Austria’s capital lies in the country’s east on the Danube River. Its artistic and intellectual legacy was shaped by residents including Mozart, Beethoven, and Sigmund Freud. The city is also known for its Imperial palaces, including Schönbrunn, the Habsburgs’ summer residence. In the Museums Quartier district, historic and contemporary buildings display works by Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt, and other artists.