I will be sharing to you the most overlook and unappreciated cities in Europe which are the perfect cities to visit to start your postpandemic travel.

1. Bergamo, Italy Despite Italy being amount the most hit the hardest by Covid19 tourism is expected to make a full recovery. So for sure, ROME, VENICE and FLORENCE will be crowded with tourists since ito yung pinaka famous na cities sa Italy. Bergamo on the other hand, is not so much.  Bergamo is a stunning destination in Northern Italy worth it to visit

2. RIGA, LATVIA isa sa pinamataas ang approval rate for Schengen visa! Riga is one of the cities that are on the rise so it's really good to be able to travel to these cities before it gets overrated. Pinakakilala ang lugar na ito sa kanyang Art Nouveau architecture, na karamihan ay matatagpuan sa kanilang Medieval Old Town, kaya ito napabilang sa UNESCO World Heritage site noong 1997 dahil sa taglay na natatanging arkitektura na mula pa 1800s at early 1900s.


3. LILLE, FRANCE
Just 80 minutes away by train from London, isang oras galing Paris at 35 minutes lang from Brussels. Bilang isa ito sa mga importanteng sentro ng kalakaran noon ng mga French Flanders at pagkakasakop ng Spain, kitang kita dito ang maraming naiwang Flemish Spanish influences. Isa na rito ang historic center ng Vieux Lille kung saan mapapansin ang mga 17thcentury red brick townhouses at buildings, cobbled pedestrian streets at ang malaking central square nila, ang Grand Place.

4. GHENT, BELGIUM
If you're the type of traveler who prefers to avoid buses full of tourists traveling by herds at narurush ka sa pagkuha ng perfect instagrammable shots dahil mahaba ang pila after you, then you wouldn't want to miss this wellhidden European City that is small enough and calm enough to feel the authentic same architecture you can find in the busier counterpart cities of Belgium. At isang oras lang ng tren ito galing Brussels!

5. MAASTRICHT, NETHERLANDS
Maastricht is the most Southerly Dutch city, is close to the border with Belgium and Germany, and is one of the oldest towns in the Netherlands. This city boasts plenty of historic sites like the Helpoort, which literally means "Hells Gate", is one of the last remnants of the city walls that were built around Maastricht in the 13th century as the main southern entrance to the City. It then became an armory and a prison. Ngayon, isa na siyang Museum detailing the history of the fortifications of Maastricht.

6. VALLETTA, MALTA
Valletta is the capital of Malta at ito ang smallest national capital sa European Union na matatagpuan sa Mediterranean. It doesn't have that instant name recognition and has yet to truly register in the conscious lists of travelers but do not let its size fool you into believing that it is not worth your time and effort.


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