EU Residency: 6 most fascinating European towns for a living
>> May 2, 2017
While the entire Europe is worth exploring, certain towns have an almost
inexpressible charm drawing tourists from all over the world. Besides being attractive,
these cities have a distinct feel that’ll inspire you for EU residency.
1. Esslingen,
Germany
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Esslingen,
in the southwest of Germany is a perfect combination of serenity and liveliness.
The town has secured a strong position being a major trading centre, courtesy
of the two bridges over Neckar River;
a significant interchange for medieval traders.
The Old Town is a perfect
picture of timber-framed buildings that dates back to 13th and 16th
century backed by picturesque canals and market place. Its Germany’s most
impressive Christmas bazaar as more
or less 200 tradesmen here celebrate the event wearing colourful costumes and
sell genuine crafts from the Middle-Ages!
With European residency,
Esslingen is the first choice for a
living.
2. Lucca, Italy
Despite some of the most extraordinary churches, minarets and precious
artwork, Lucca in Italy is another
remarkable city famous for an easy-going and fun-filled charisma. The etched
and decorated marble of the San Michele in
Foro’s Façade is simply incredible
and so are the beautiful arts and decors inside the cathedral. Climbing the Guinigi Tower would give you a bird’s
eye view of all the surrounding.
A garden with trees on top of the conventional tower which is more like
a shaded walkway sits right on the walls barricading the town. Yellow shaded
buildings are neatly visible from here that were originally carved from the
walls of a Roman Arena that once
stood here.
3. Marvão, Portugal
Marvão is
the most historic and best preserved town of Portugal, Spain known for keeping a watchful eye of the country’s
border. The entire village is jutted on top of a slope with closed walls and a
single entryway. Origins of the castle dates back to the Moorish
rule that oversee the church, the low streets and whitewashed houses.
4.
Stein am Rhein, Switzerland
The main
street of Stein am Rhein with a
combination of colourful murals and neat timbered buildings represents a stage
for Hansel and Gretel’s performance.
Despite the surreal feel, the town is a reality and offers the best living
features on your EU residency. The Hohenklingen
Castle; constructed in the 1225 has been transformed into a local history
museum is worth visiting and a total eye candy.
5.
Ålesund, Norway
The historic
fire that consumed Ålesund in 1904 is
unforgettable but this port town of Norway
came over the tragedy with its architectural movement and artwork backed by a strong
economy. Nestled majestically at the foot of the island, Ålesund offers the best scene and a friendly environment unlike
anything. The waterside restaurants is where you can enjoy the best seafood and
there’s plenty more to explore when there.
6.
Winchester, England
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Once a
capital of England from the time of Anglo-Saxon till 13th century
and the rule of Alfred the Great, the
history of Winchester is amazing in a
unique way! The Winchester Cathedral is
also a final resting place of Alfred the
Great as well as a site where William
the Conqueror had his coronation. Winchester
is a great place to learn about England’s history and for a living with EU
residency.
Conclusion
The above
towns across the EU are among the best places to live and learn all about the
country so make the most of it.
1 komentar:
6 kota yang emang mantapsurantap buat mengais yuro ya neng...tapi saya mah cukup di desa Cilembu aja ah, nggak usah jauh-jauh....takut kangen sama bau sawah
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