7 of most beautiful cities in the world worth visiting

The world is amazing and diverse, so everyone has their own top of the most beautiful places. OBOZREVATEL has selected 7 cities that amaze almost all tourists to the core and are forever imprinted in their memory.

Cartagena (Colombia)

Do not confuse it with the city of the same name in Spain, after which Cartagena was named. The Colombian port town is considered to be the fifth most populous in the entire country and has long held the status of the economic center of the state. Do not be surprised that the local streets have a distinct European style. For a long time, this territory on the Caribbean coast was a colony of Spain. All the beauty of Cartagena is concentrated in the old districts with a fortress and fortifications included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Nearby are colorful one-story houses with lots of trees and flowers.

Cape Town (South Africa)

Another port city located on the Atlantic Ocean. The real pride of the region is the mighty Table Mountain (Maclear's Beacon), which can be reached by cable car. The top offers a magical view of the whole of Cape Town and Robben Island. By the way, the infamous prison where Nelson Mandela served his sentence is located there.

Korcula (Croatia)

The birthplace of Marco Polo seems to have been born to be a resort. The island is washed by the Adriatic Sea from all sides, and quiet sandy beaches welcome guests almost all year round. The city is home to centuries-old pine trees, exotic plants and flowers. The diversity of greenery makes Korcula a kind of paradise that attracts people from all over the world.

Piran (Slovenia)

Piran is known far beyond the borders of Slovenia. And there are many reasons for this. The world-famous violinist Giuseppe Tartini was born here. The city has incredible Venetian architecture, many amazing houses, palaces, and religious buildings. Next to the urban landscapes, there are charming beaches and warm waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Chefchaouen (Morocco)

This city will surprise anyone. Most of the houses, buildings, sidewalks, and even churches are bright blue. It seems that this place is the very heaven. Historians still argue about the origin of this love for blue shades. Some believe that the first immigrants painted their houses to feel closer to God. Others argue that they wanted to show their peacefulness. Either way, the result is stunning.

San Miguel de Allende (Mexico)

The attractive historic city of Mexico is a pearl of medieval architecture. The traditions of the indigenous Chichimeca people and the Spanish colonists are mixed here. San Miguel de Allende attracts tourists with its incredible temples and fortifications, friendly citizens, and comfortable living conditions. The city has long been popular with wealthy retirees from all over the United States.

Roscoff (France)

In addition to a lot of interesting locations, this elite French resort on the English Channel also has ancient legends. It is said that fishermen and farmers used to live here, and in wartime they were pirates robbing British ships. Whether this is true or fiction is unknown to history. However, British tourists love the resort the most. Although the town itself is very small, there are many interesting houses and luxurious beaches that will appeal to everyone.