@@urojerry my father arrived in Breslau in 1945 as a refugee from East-Poland, nowadays called Belarus. He always refused to accept it as his home. All of his family always kept saying that this is german land. His grandparents were from Lwow, a polish city!
As an Italian living in Italy, I can say that Naples has become a very touristic city in the last years, so it isn’t underrated anymore. Turin is definitely more underrated than Naples (between foreign tourists)
Graz was a surprise , I thought that since Austrian automobile manufacturer Magna Steyr and other heavy industry is located there, I assumed it was mostly an industrial city. It's actually really beautiful .😊
Good choice Aarhus. I lived about 20km away from this city in the 1980s, would often go there on weekends. Wow, it has really developed. Looks awesome.
Very good choices. Several of the mentioned cities belong to my favorites, too - like Graz, Bern, Thessaloniki, Ljubljana and Trieste. What about a Dutch city such as Leiden or Den Bosch? Just with Seville I feel that it does not quite fit on a list of „underrated“ cities because it is actually world-famous for some of its buildings, its flamenco shows and allure and, thus, attracts around 2 million tourists annually. There are less famous cities in Spain that are stunning, for instance Bilbao, Cuenca or Salamanca. But overall an inspiring video!
Thank you! You're right Seville isn't as underrated as many other cities, but it's still a bit underrated considering how amazing it is. True, all the cities you mentioned would be good options for the list.
Seville is truly a well known much visited city. You should have Zaragoza or Valladolid on the list instead. Both beautiful cities, but hardly on the tourist map. I mean Zaragoza is between Barcelona and Madrid but no one gets off the train to explore everything it has to offer.
Thank you for your feedback. You're right, Seville is better known than the others on the list. It was a difficult choice whether to include it in this list at all. That's why it's number 16 and not number 1. Thanks for the good tips about Zaragoza and Valladolid.
Thumbs up for Zaragoza, i've visited it last November and it's definitely underrated and absolutely worth for a stop with the train. I spent one night there, the cathedral is fantastic, take a walk to the view tower.
@@simpsonsfreakable Glad you liked it. I love living here as there's so much to see and do beyond the touristy places and life is at a quieter pace than Madrid. I do though love spending weekends in Madrid with family every now and then.
To be fair, I wouldn't include cities like Seville or Naples in this list, simply because Seville and Naples are among the most important cities of Europe. They are not "hidden gems".
Fantastic video! I love Ghent, Aarhus and Bratislava so I am sure I'd really like all the others in your list as well. My own personal additions would be Tallinn, Leiden and Norwich - three cities I fell in love with when visiting and could easily see myself living in!
So far I have only been to Wrocław,Gdańsk and Dresden but I liked each of these cites very much.For me, Wrocław has the most beatiful railway station in What I liked most about was the city panorama and Zwinger.I have to visit this city again to see it at night.I'll be in Graz in a few months.After my visit to Austria last year I fell in love with this country
Sevilla is my favorite city in the world. I've been to Spain four times. Sevilla is always a highlight. It is a more manageable size than Madrid, and looks just like the Spain of your fantasy. My only advice, avoid going in summer. It's quite hot from June until September. My second favorite Spanish city is Alicante, with its great waterfront.
Granada (Spain) is also really underrated. For me, as a spaniard that has travelled around all of Spain, Granada is my favourite city in the country, much better than Barcelona or Madrid for example.
@@didierbaudotbut how many of those visitors will see anything of Granada? I stayed in Granada for several days autumn 2019, but apart from Alhambra and Carrera del darro you couldn’t tell there was a touristic hotspot just a short walk away.
@@didierbaudot you are simply lying. ALL stats pages mention that Sagrada Familia is nr 1, e. g. below. If you see Alhambra first in some lists without numbers, it is just due to alphabetical order. Do not lie. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_visited_palaces_and_monuments
Ljubljana and Trieste are truly underrated gems that are only an hour or so apart. Both have a special place is my heart and I'm genuinely glad that they're being highlighted here, but at the same time with my fingers crossed that only mindful travelers go. Great video and recommendations!
I can't remember the last time I watched a video like this without skipping through it. I love the pattern of saying "this city invites you..." and "imagine yourself..." for each city.
Fyi, if you didn`t know yet, how to travel in Europe cheap and flexible: With the famous Interrail-Ticket (Eurail-Ticket for Non-EU-People) you can travel by train super easy and cheap. They offer different passes, that include a certain number of days to travel, that you can choose super flexible. This day costs about 60 Eur in the most expensive pass (4 days in 1 month) or 43 Eur (8 days in 2 months) up to a whole month of traveling every day for about 300 Eur. Super nice opportunity to discover all this cities. ☀ Side note: As a EU-habitant you get two days of travel in your own home country and some speed trains, in some countries, require an extra seat reservation.
Really a wonderful video! I've been to Lecce (fantastic), Coimbra (fascinating), Trieste (aristocratic) and, of course, Napoli (underrated? It's the "capital" of southern Italy, a very important city). So... I'll run to pack my bags! Thank you! 👏
The Netherlands has (besides the touristy Amsterdam) also more very nice cities. The Hague and Utrecht are beautiful cities with nice historical buildings. And if you are more into very modern cities, Rotterdam and Eindhoven. Both very nice modern cities with a vibrant and international city vibe.
As a Brit, I think Belgium is one of my favourite countries in Europe. It is often overlooked but it is an architectural wonder! Gent is probably my favourite city. I also like Ieper not just because of all the significant history for Britain (First World War) but because it is a lovely city with nice bars and restaurants. Nice people too the Belgians.
I went to Ljubjlana, Zagreb and Trieste 2 weeks ago and there was literally nobody at the airport when we arrived. Ljubljana is nice and modern, not a lot to visit. Slovenia has scenic mountains and coast. Trieste is a hidden gem in the area, with no tourists at all. Definitely a hidden gem area combining the alps and the adriatic sea.
ive been to several of these cities, and a bunch more are on my "to see very soon" list. But worth the watch were the rest that i hadnt considered visiting. I live in Italy now, and can say that there are any number of beautifuland interesting places off the mass tourist trail... Thanks fpr the vid.
And all the other ones. She pronounced everything just as if all these names were truly American English words. "Gravensteen" was hilarious, pronounced as "Kreevenstien", and "Graslei" pronounced as "Krezlie".
This is a better list than most. I don’t know about including Naples or Dresden - for different reasons - but Ljubljana is the town I often use as my hidden gem suggestion.
I would add for sure the most underrated and the real italian hidden gem - TURIN! For everyone who loves mountains, hills, lakes, advantures, rich culture, delicious food and really good wines; the home of Lavazza, Nutella, Martini, Grissini, Barolo, spumante Asti, truffles of Alba and many many other things famous all over the world but without knowing the "place of birth" of all those products! Not overcrowded, with nice people and million places to visit and to explore, Turin has it all!!! ❤
I like the concept of looking at lesser known cities. However, there are probably hundreds of lovely cities off the beaten path in Europe so making a selection is a nearly impossible task. I have a list of some 50 in Germany alone... 🙂
I wouldn't call it an area. The distances covered between the cities in this video would be like saying San Antonio is in the same 'area' as Boston or Orlando.
Switzerland left me hungry for more and wish I had gone to Bern. The truth said you can never see enough and if I had 3 months of leisure time and money I would travel from Portugal all the way through the rest of Europe . That may be a dream but to be able to see so many different cities in Europe is a dream come true . The Eurorail is the way to go
We were in Bern just a couple of hours 😅 We were on our way to Geneve to take the train to Lyon where we had the hotel. I wish I had more time to visit Bern
Very good list with less visited cities in Europe, Dresden however is touristic especially between april and October, in the winter there are not many tourists because they go to warmer places than Dresden , my favorite city is Hamburg there are relative much tourists there but not enough to my opinion for what Hamburg has to offer. Thank you for the inspiration for new citytrips 🙂
In Italy : Turin, Perugia, Ancona, Genoa, Udine, Bari, Parma, etc. Well, every region has a lot to offer in terms of cities, but Rome, Florence, Venice and Naples get most of international interest. In France : Lyon, Bordeaux, Montpellier, Marseille, Quimper, Bastia, Nancy, Tours, Troyes, Bourges. Basically everywhere is little known by international tourists in France, except Paris, Strasbourg and Cote d'Azur by international tourists. In Greece : Ioanina, and yes, Thessaloniki. Not many cities since arhitecture is usually brutalist but tourists concentrates in Athens and the Islands whereas the country has plenty to offer everywhere. In central Europe, most cities have a beautifully preserved centre (and horrible outskirts).
that bratislava describe is funny. im slovak but that city is horrendous. literally nothing except weird castle and overpriced tourist traps in Stare mesto. for wine visit better places around bratislava, for folklore literally anything. if you like history, vienna, budapest, brno (btw, you would sipping beer or wine here, not coffee :D ) or even prague are much better options. and if you wanna great central europe city i agree with wroclaw, its amazing city with history, great cuisine, nature and unbelievable number of great places, pubs or coffee shops. great combination of history, nature, student life and modernity :)
Thanks for rating Wrocław where I lived some time, you're right with critic for Bratislava but too strict for Slovakia as all - even if Košice is too far, smaller cities like Trenčin or Žilina are so charmfull 😉
Even as a European, I discovered some interesting hints here, such as Trieste. On the other hand some of these are not that much off the "beaten bath" but probably simply off the "Europe in 10 days"-path or jusst short off the victims of extreme overtourism. I actually live in Bern and I can assure you that we get a lot of tourists in the summer. I am also often in Thessaloniki because I have relatives there. It makes me wonder why Americans tend to go for cities so much. I find the real gems in small towns and villages. for example instead of Thessaloniki - which I find very loud and chaotic - why not go to Kavala. or when in Bern, explore the small historical towns around it such as Fribourg, Solothurn or Thun.
You're totally right and the answer for you is: for Americans Kavala is part of wider Thessaloniki, like Schaffhausen part of Zurich, Tarragona -> Barcelona, Rouen or Chartres -> Paris, Avignon -> Marseille, Szekesfehervar or even Miskolc to Budapest and my home Tarnów as part of Kraków...
@@Ostruszak mh I see what you mean. I just think the average US tourist takes so little time per city, most of them won't take the time to see the "greater" area. Like 90% of them will spend 1 day in Paris, see the Eiffel tower, and never heard of Rouen. etc.
I've visited 12 of 17 but I miss Talinn on the list, but maybe it's not a underrated one 🤔😂... Seville is truly amazing, but it's not for this list... I would like to see here also Split, Plovdiv and many others
Beg to differ about Wroclaw and Gdansk as I am regular in both these cities - they are really popular with tourists throughout the year and even if the majority of them are Poles not French, German or British it still does not make them underrated
I’ve been to all but two of these cities. Most of them are really great places, but Thessaloniki? Apart from a very small center it doesn’t have much to offer and it completely lacks greek charme. I would add Cardiff, Aarhus or Valencia instead.
It IS also a matter of Beauty and avaiability to get to some cities like i would vlearly Spende Money to get to a City rome Paris or Barcelona but Not If ITS far away to a City Like Gdansk or Brno.
Thank you for your comment! Seville's exceptional beauty and distinctiveness aren't as widely appreciated and recognized as they should be. But of course its better known than the other cities on the list.
@@iceprincess3981 you’re right there! Surprised 😳 they *never* _even_ mentioned ABERDEEN!!! *Aberdeen* deserves to be 40 odd percent BIGGER THAN *LONDON!*
Wroclaw and Gdansk were German till 1945 and called Breslau and Danzig. From Wroclaw, 650,000 people were expelled in 1945, and from Gdansk around 250,000. Next time, mention it please.
Seville 😂 a “hidden gem”. A very great place but it’s by no means a hidden gem. Assuming this is aimed at Americans who aren’t aware a whole world exists outside of the US.
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I’m French but Wrocław is my favorite city in Europe. Such a lovely soul and atmosphere.
Thank you for your comment! True. Wroclaw is a special and beautiful city.
Breslau. It is german.
@@user-lz8nu1yh8y It WAS German but mostly Czech city in the past. Now it's a Polish city forever.
@@urojerry just not true. Nobody spoke czech in there. I heard this lie among Poles from Breslau lots of times.
@@urojerry my father arrived in Breslau in 1945 as a refugee from East-Poland, nowadays called Belarus. He always refused to accept it as his home. All of his family always kept saying that this is german land. His grandparents were from Lwow, a polish city!
As an Italian living in Italy, I can say that Naples has become a very touristic city in the last years, so it isn’t underrated anymore. Turin is definitely more underrated than Naples (between foreign tourists)
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Great choices.
I would add Tallinn, Münster, Speyer, Belfast.
Thank you! All of those would be good options for the list.
Yes, I’ve thought on Freiburg and Münster,too.
I live in Ljubljana, a city between Trieste and Graz. I adore Europe hidden paths. I need to visit many gorgeus towns...Thanks for the great video ❤
Thank you! ❤️ You live in a really beautiful city.
It's not just a city between Trieste and Graz, but also the capital of 🇸🇮
I will be in your beautiful city in may!
Have you been to Piran? It looks nice
@@ChrisW_Essex Yes, Piran is beautiful.
Graz was a surprise , I thought that since Austrian automobile manufacturer Magna Steyr and other heavy industry is located there, I assumed it was mostly an industrial city. It's actually really beautiful .😊
Yes, Graz is really beautiful. 😊
Good choice Aarhus. I lived about 20km away from this city in the 1980s, would often go there on weekends. Wow, it has really developed. Looks awesome.
Glad to hear you've been there many times.
Very good choices. Several of the mentioned cities belong to my favorites, too - like Graz, Bern, Thessaloniki, Ljubljana and Trieste. What about a Dutch city such as Leiden or Den Bosch?
Just with Seville I feel that it does not quite fit on a list of „underrated“ cities because it is actually world-famous for some of its buildings, its flamenco shows and allure and, thus, attracts around 2 million tourists annually. There are less famous cities in Spain that are stunning, for instance Bilbao, Cuenca or Salamanca.
But overall an inspiring video!
Thank you! You're right Seville isn't as underrated as many other cities, but it's still a bit underrated considering how amazing it is. True, all the cities you mentioned would be good options for the list.
Seville is truly a well known much visited city. You should have Zaragoza or Valladolid on the list instead. Both beautiful cities, but hardly on the tourist map. I mean Zaragoza is between Barcelona and Madrid but no one gets off the train to explore everything it has to offer.
Thank you for your feedback. You're right, Seville is better known than the others on the list. It was a difficult choice whether to include it in this list at all. That's why it's number 16 and not number 1.
Thanks for the good tips about Zaragoza and Valladolid.
Thumbs up for Zaragoza, i've visited it last November and it's definitely underrated and absolutely worth for a stop with the train. I spent one night there, the cathedral is fantastic, take a walk to the view tower.
@@simpsonsfreakable Glad you liked it. I love living here as there's so much to see and do beyond the touristy places and life is at a quieter pace than Madrid. I do though love spending weekends in Madrid with family every now and then.
I do, I stop in Zaragoza because I’m living there 🤣🤣
@@simpsonsfreakablethank you! Is my birth place
To be fair, I wouldn't include cities like Seville or Naples in this list, simply because Seville and Naples are among the most important cities of Europe. They are not "hidden gems".
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Exactly my thoughts! Instead Krakow/Poland should be on this list.
Same thing for Ghent.
@scotchgod8478 what is hidden with Krakow? It is among Europe's tourist hot spots.
Many good ideas for travelling, but I agree too that Naples and Seville are so wellknown that it’s a surprise to be listed here !
All 17 are wonderful cities 😍
Indeed, they are! Thank you for your comment! 😊
I want to add beautiful Brügge
Very interesting video. Would love to visit some of these places.
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Nice!! Very well done, pleasure to watch and learn! Thanks for sharing! [Greetings from Tucson]
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Fantastic video! I love Ghent, Aarhus and Bratislava so I am sure I'd really like all the others in your list as well. My own personal additions would be Tallinn, Leiden and Norwich - three cities I fell in love with when visiting and could easily see myself living in!
Thank you! Thank you for your comment! All those places are great options!
Thank you for your wonderful sharing 👍 Have a nice weekend 🤩
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Wow, I was amazed at how much information I found out in such a short time!
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So far I have only been to Wrocław,Gdańsk and Dresden but I liked each of these cites very much.For me, Wrocław has the most beatiful railway station in What I liked most about was the city panorama and Zwinger.I have to visit this city again to see it at night.I'll be in Graz in a few months.After my visit to Austria last year I fell in love with this country
Thank you for your comment! Thanks for sharing! Wroclaw is beautiful and so is Graz!
Gdansk is well worth a visit with trips to Sopot and Malbork.
Brno, great mention! Underrated city that garantees you a memorable expirience
Thank you for your comment and watching the video! Brno is great.
Sevilla is my favorite city in the world. I've been to Spain four times. Sevilla is always a highlight. It is a more manageable size than Madrid, and looks just like the Spain of your fantasy. My only advice, avoid going in summer. It's quite hot from June until September. My second favorite Spanish city is Alicante, with its great waterfront.
I love Seville - go in the spring or autumn. Far too hot in the summer. Go on a day trip from there to Cordoba or Cadiz by train.
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I was in Seville on May last year for my birthday and we had 37 degrees😅 It's crazy
I,m Spanish but this is too much even for us 😂😂😂
Granada (Spain) is also really underrated. For me, as a spaniard that has travelled around all of Spain, Granada is my favourite city in the country, much better than Barcelona or Madrid for example.
Thank you for your comment and valuable information!
The Alhambra in Granada is the most visited place in spain even more visited than la Sagrada familia in Barcelona
@@didierbaudotbut how many of those visitors will see anything of Granada?
I stayed in Granada for several days autumn 2019, but apart from Alhambra and Carrera del darro you couldn’t tell there was a touristic hotspot just a short walk away.
Apart from Alhambra - I loved the markets. Took a day trip to Rhonda from there.
@@didierbaudot you are simply lying. ALL stats pages mention that Sagrada Familia is nr 1, e. g. below. If you see Alhambra first in some lists without numbers, it is just due to alphabetical order. Do not lie.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_visited_palaces_and_monuments
Ljubljana and Trieste are truly underrated gems that are only an hour or so apart. Both have a special place is my heart and I'm genuinely glad that they're being highlighted here, but at the same time with my fingers crossed that only mindful travelers go.
Great video and recommendations!
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The air of Trieste is terribly polluted. I would like to know things like this BEFORE I go.
I can't remember the last time I watched a video like this without skipping through it. I love the pattern of saying "this city invites you..." and "imagine yourself..." for each city.
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I was in Sevilla. Its one of my favourite town in the world with many tourist. Its not hidden. Love from Germany ❤😊
Excellent video. Great job!!!!! Keep it up
Thank you very much! 😊👍
Fyi, if you didn`t know yet, how to travel in Europe cheap and flexible: With the famous Interrail-Ticket (Eurail-Ticket for Non-EU-People) you can travel by train super easy and cheap. They offer different passes, that include a certain number of days to travel, that you can choose super flexible. This day costs about 60 Eur in the most expensive pass (4 days in 1 month) or 43 Eur (8 days in 2 months) up to a whole month of traveling every day for about 300 Eur. Super nice opportunity to discover all this cities. ☀
Side note: As a EU-habitant you get two days of travel in your own home country and some speed trains, in some countries, require an extra seat reservation.
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Visited almost every city mentioned. Expect those in Poland and Denmark. This year Denmark is on the list 😍
Glad to hear you've been to almost all of these places! 😊Thank you for your comment!
Been to 8....And very much want to do 5 more of these 17
Nice to hear that you have been able to visit these cities! 😊 Thank you for your comment!
Good video, thanks for the timestamps.
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Really a wonderful video! I've been to Lecce (fantastic), Coimbra (fascinating), Trieste (aristocratic) and, of course, Napoli (underrated? It's the "capital" of southern Italy, a very important city). So... I'll run to pack my bags! Thank you! 👏
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The Netherlands has (besides the touristy Amsterdam) also more very nice cities. The Hague and Utrecht are beautiful cities with nice historical buildings. And if you are more into very modern cities, Rotterdam and Eindhoven. Both very nice modern cities with a vibrant and international city vibe.
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Our Europe is the best place on earth😊
Thank you for your comment! True.😊 Europe is full of amazing places.
Yes but you all have not quite figured out how to make love not war?🤔🙏
True!
As a Brit, I think Belgium is one of my favourite countries in Europe. It is often overlooked but it is an architectural wonder! Gent is probably my favourite city. I also like Ieper not just because of all the significant history for Britain (First World War) but because it is a lovely city with nice bars and restaurants. Nice people too the Belgians.
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Europe is beautiful. Lost of old architecture
Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching the video. You are right. Europe is really beautiful.
Vilnius is really really nice!
Yes indeed, Vilnius is great!
I would add Antwerp, Siena, Avignon, Arles, St. Malo, Rouen, Bergen 🙂
Thank you for your comment! Yes indeed. Those would all be good options.
I went to Ljubjlana, Zagreb and Trieste 2 weeks ago and there was literally nobody at the airport when we arrived. Ljubljana is nice and modern, not a lot to visit. Slovenia has scenic mountains and coast. Trieste is a hidden gem in the area, with no tourists at all. Definitely a hidden gem area combining the alps and the adriatic sea.
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ive been to several of these cities, and a bunch more are on my "to see very soon" list. But worth the watch were the rest that i hadnt considered visiting. I live in Italy now, and can say that there are any number of beautifuland interesting places off the mass tourist trail... Thanks fpr the vid.
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how is Seville NOT on tourists map??? It is absolutely gorgeous
True! Seville is amazingly beautiful.👍
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Hard to listen to AI generated voice and text for so long. I’d rather have a real person with emotions, humor and a personal touch tell a story.
Agreed! And one that didn't mispronounce all the European place names with that annoying midwest accent.
Great destinations!❤
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At least learn to pronounce the city of Lecce correctly.
🤓👆💩💩
Let's say......Leche
And all the other ones. She pronounced everything just as if all these names were truly American English words. "Gravensteen" was hilarious, pronounced as "Kreevenstien", and "Graslei" pronounced as "Krezlie".
This is a better list than most. I don’t know about including Naples or Dresden - for different reasons - but Ljubljana is the town I often use as my hidden gem suggestion.
Thank you for your comment! Ljubljana is very beautiful.
I may go to a few of these to vlog 🙌
I would add for sure the most underrated and the real italian hidden gem - TURIN! For everyone who loves mountains, hills, lakes, advantures, rich culture, delicious food and really good wines; the home of Lavazza, Nutella, Martini, Grissini, Barolo, spumante Asti, truffles of Alba and many many other things famous all over the world but without knowing the "place of birth" of all those products! Not overcrowded, with nice people and million places to visit and to explore, Turin has it all!!! ❤
Thanks for watching the video and sharing fascinating information about Turin. ❤️
Coimbra, Sevilla, Aarhus, Ghant, and Naples are my favorites cities.
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In my opinion i would also choose Edinburgh, Aberdeen, bath and warsaw
Thank you for your comment! All those places are also good options!
Warsaw was voted #1 Best European Travel Destination in 2023, so it is not underrated. You can't be MORE than #1!!
Edinburgh? It’s not underrated. It’s full of tourists, at least last time I was there.
I like the concept of looking at lesser known cities. However, there are probably hundreds of lovely cities off the beaten path in Europe so making a selection is a nearly impossible task. I have a list of some 50 in Germany alone... 🙂
Thank you for your comment! You are right. Europe is full of amazing places. Choices always largely depend on personal preferences. 😊
Been to many of those cities (and lived 25 years in one) and this is a solid list.
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Definitely want to learn more about this area😊
I wouldn't call it an area. The distances covered between the cities in this video would be like saying San Antonio is in the same 'area' as Boston or Orlando.
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I must be severely underrated having been to 15 out of these 17 cities!
I only did 13. 😅
Thanks and greetings from Graz!
Thank you too! 😊
Beautiful city my friend
Yes, they are all really beautiful cities. Thanks for the comment and for watching the video! 😊
Switzerland left me hungry for more and wish I had gone to Bern. The truth said you can never see enough and if I had 3 months of leisure time and money I would travel from Portugal all the way through the rest of Europe . That may be a dream but to be able to see so many different cities in Europe is a dream come true . The Eurorail is the way to go
Thank you for your comment! True. It always feels like you can never see enough. Europe is full of amazing places.
We were in Bern just a couple of hours 😅 We were on our way to Geneve to take the train to Lyon where we had the hotel. I wish I had more time to visit Bern
Absolutely gorgeous ❤
Thank you! ❤️
Thank you for this, even as an European, I’ve learned something more.
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I'vw been to 13 of these cites and you are right.
Wow. Glad to hear you've been to so many of these places.
Very good list with less visited cities in Europe, Dresden however is touristic especially between april and October, in the winter there are not many tourists because they go to warmer places than Dresden , my favorite city is Hamburg there are relative much tourists there but not enough to my opinion for what Hamburg has to offer. Thank you for the inspiration for new citytrips 🙂
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Valetta, Malta should be on a list like this
Thank you for your comment. True. Valetta is underrated and could have been on this list.
In Italy : Turin, Perugia, Ancona, Genoa, Udine, Bari, Parma, etc. Well, every region has a lot to offer in terms of cities, but Rome, Florence, Venice and Naples get most of international interest.
In France : Lyon, Bordeaux, Montpellier, Marseille, Quimper, Bastia, Nancy, Tours, Troyes, Bourges. Basically everywhere is little known by international tourists in France, except Paris, Strasbourg and Cote d'Azur by international tourists.
In Greece : Ioanina, and yes, Thessaloniki. Not many cities since arhitecture is usually brutalist but tourists concentrates in Athens and the Islands whereas the country has plenty to offer everywhere.
In central Europe, most cities have a beautifully preserved centre (and horrible outskirts).
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that bratislava describe is funny. im slovak but that city is horrendous. literally nothing except weird castle and overpriced tourist traps in Stare mesto. for wine visit better places around bratislava, for folklore literally anything. if you like history, vienna, budapest, brno (btw, you would sipping beer or wine here, not coffee :D ) or even prague are much better options. and if you wanna great central europe city i agree with wroclaw, its amazing city with history, great cuisine, nature and unbelievable number of great places, pubs or coffee shops. great combination of history, nature, student life and modernity :)
Thanks for rating Wrocław where I lived some time, you're right with critic for Bratislava but too strict for Slovakia as all - even if Košice is too far, smaller cities like Trenčin or Žilina are so charmfull 😉
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Ghent, Ljubliana and Dresden are pretty touristic. Is Naples ?
No hidden treasures in Holland, Ireland, the UK?
Thank you for your comment! There are several hidden gems also in Ireland, Holland and the UK. They were good options for this list as well.
None. That’s correct
Oh, Bratislava. Thank you, thats my city :)
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Even as a European, I discovered some interesting hints here, such as Trieste. On the other hand some of these are not that much off the "beaten bath" but probably simply off the "Europe in 10 days"-path or jusst short off the victims of extreme overtourism. I actually live in Bern and I can assure you that we get a lot of tourists in the summer. I am also often in Thessaloniki because I have relatives there. It makes me wonder why Americans tend to go for cities so much. I find the real gems in small towns and villages. for example instead of Thessaloniki - which I find very loud and chaotic - why not go to Kavala. or when in Bern, explore the small historical towns around it such as Fribourg, Solothurn or Thun.
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You're totally right and the answer for you is: for Americans Kavala is part of wider Thessaloniki, like Schaffhausen part of Zurich, Tarragona -> Barcelona, Rouen or Chartres -> Paris, Avignon -> Marseille, Szekesfehervar or even Miskolc to Budapest and my home Tarnów as part of Kraków...
@@Ostruszak mh I see what you mean. I just think the average US tourist takes so little time per city, most of them won't take the time to see the "greater" area. Like 90% of them will spend 1 day in Paris, see the Eiffel tower, and never heard of Rouen. etc.
I've visited 12 of 17 but I miss Talinn on the list, but maybe it's not a underrated one 🤔😂...
Seville is truly amazing, but it's not for this list...
I would like to see here also Split, Plovdiv and many others
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2 places I’ve been intrigued to go (off piste) is Piran in Slovenia and Eze in France can anyone relate or has anyone been to these places?
Piran is really worth to visit with italian charm and slovene hospitality, fantastic location and lack of croudes
Where is Lubeck Germany? It is a beautiful city and well worth being on this list.
You are right. Lubeck is very beautiful and could well be on this list. That was one of the options. Thank you for your comment!
Beg to differ about Wroclaw and Gdansk as I am regular in both these cities - they are really popular with tourists throughout the year and even if the majority of them are Poles not French, German or British it still does not make them underrated
Take me there...
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“Letzay” 😂
I’ve been to all but two of these cities. Most of them are really great places, but Thessaloniki? Apart from a very small center it doesn’t have much to offer and it completely lacks greek charme. I would add Cardiff, Aarhus or Valencia instead.
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I would add Genova (Italy) and Valencia (Spain)
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Which city is shown in the first second of intro?
The first city in the intro is Bern
from Italy I would add Bergamo, Genova and even Bolzano
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Nothing from Romania on the list? It's literally THE definition of underrating in Europe.
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What is the city on the thumbnail?
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It IS also a matter of Beauty and avaiability to get to some cities like i would vlearly Spende Money to get to a City rome Paris or Barcelona but Not If ITS far away to a City Like Gdansk or Brno.
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Lofoten in Norway usually are in these kind of videos, but not this one.
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I would add Córdoba in Spain.
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Can a warm breeze carry the scent of history?
I would add Bordeaux, Utrecht, Delft, Helsinki, Talinn, Lviv, Mostar, Prizren Kotor, Split, Lille, Glasgow, Valencia, Chester, Siena, Sighisoara, Ronda, Symi, Bled, Lucerne, Marienbad
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a bit difficult to go to Lviv right now....😢
some very good suggestions here but "Luzern" isn't exactly a hidden gem, it's where all the tourists go that have 1 day for Switzerland.
Wonderful Chester. Europe is full of amazing cities
You have to add Mantova in Italy
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how is Seville NOT on tourists map?
Thank you for your comment! Seville's exceptional beauty and distinctiveness aren't as widely appreciated and recognized as they should be. But of course its better known than the other cities on the list.
Well made but missed TALLINN ESTONIA 🇪🇪
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Coimbra is great although I'd add Braga and Évora
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Kosice, Slovakia
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europe is like going to the middle east today
Oradea, Romania, not many people know this city
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Maybe more people knows it as Nagyvarad 😉
I would have had Seville on the first ranked city list.
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Heidelberg, Germany ja ja😊
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Gdansk, birthplace of great filosofer ArthurSchopenhauer
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I was in Sevilla Spain 3 wks ago and it's definitely NOT a hidden gem. Where did you get your facts for this list?
Why isnt Bergen there
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Here’s a [criminally] underrated city 🏙️ in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 for you: *Aberdeen* in Scotland 🏴.
You are right. Aberdeen is great and definitely underrated.
@@iceprincess3981 you’re right there! Surprised 😳 they *never* _even_ mentioned ABERDEEN!!!
*Aberdeen* deserves to be 40 odd percent BIGGER THAN *LONDON!*
Hun underrated? We europeans appreciate these cities a lot.
Valencia!!!
Thank you for the feedback. Valencia would also have been a good choice for this list.
Ghotic Torun, Poland
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Wroclaw and Gdansk were German till 1945 and called Breslau and Danzig. From Wroclaw, 650,000 people were expelled in 1945, and from Gdansk around 250,000. Next time, mention it please.
Not one French city!!? :(
Seville 😂 a “hidden gem”.
A very great place but it’s by no means a hidden gem. Assuming this is aimed at Americans who aren’t aware a whole world exists outside of the US.