Top 10 Most Beautiful Cities in the World 2020

Number 1: Bruges, Belgium
Bruges is located in the northwest part of Belgium and is the biggest city in the province of West Flanders. It is also the center of this country. Bruges is sometimes called the “Venice of the North” and at one time it was a major trading city in the world. One of the most significant features in Bruges – its medieval architecture. Most of the buildings perfectly preserved to this day. The entire historical center listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Among the most attractive and popular buildings in Bruges include the masterpiece by Michelangelo – Church of the Virgin Mary. But that’s not all, the most famous attraction of Bruges is the bell tower of the 13th century, in which there are 48 bells. It periodically held free concerts that are willing to visit, as the locals and tourists alike. It is a tradition. The city’s museum has interesting exhibits. Also, there are theaters, art galleries and concert halls. The theatres and concert halls regularly hosts music and food festivals. Bruges is an amazing place to visit, especially for people who love and appreciate art and culture.
Number 2; Paris, France
Paris – the city of love and romance is undoubtedly one of the best and most beautiful cities in the world. The most famous features glorified this beautiful city – Eiffel Tower and French cheese. Since Paris is the capital of France, it was and still is the center of all the important political events in the country, beginning with the French Revolution. Franceis famous mainly because of this amazing beautiful city. Gorgeous perfume and gourmet cuisine has its origins precisely in Paris. Paris should be a very interesting motto – «Fluctuatnecmergitur», which literally means “to swim, but did not sink.”
Number 3; Amsterdam, Netherlands
The name is derived from the Amsterdam Amsterledamme, which means “dam on the Amstel River.” This city is not only one of the most beautiful cities in the world, but also one of the most important port cities. In the past, the city is actively conducted trade in diamonds. In July 2010, the channel, built in Amsterdam in the 17th century, were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. Amsterdam has an oceanic climate due to its proximity to the sea and the prevailing westerly winds. This beautiful city is famous for its nightlife. It has a lot of establishments for all tastes – large or small, modern and comfortable. Every year there is a festival, which attracts artists from all over Europe. The oldest construction in Amsterdam is the Oude Kurk (Old Church), built in 1306, and the most ancient wooden building – Het Huoten Hughes, built in 1425. It is also, one of the two most well-preserved buildings in the city. Also, guests can please their excellent cuisine in this beautiful city. An interesting fact is that Amsterdam is the birthplace of donuts.
Number 4; Venice, Italy
Venice is located in the north-eastern part of Italy and was the most beautiful city in the world in the year 2014! This city is as beautiful as unique. The city won a huge honor to be a World Heritage Site. Speaking of Venice, often uttered the phrase – “City of Water”, “City of Masks”, “City of Bridges” and “City Channel” and many others. According to the magazine “Times Magazine”, Venice is considered one of the most romantic cities in Europe. Venice has a rich architectural heritage. Most often there is a Gothic style, it can be seen in most of the buildings in the city. Also, in the architectural appearance of Venice, you can find a mixture of Renaissance and Baroque. Venice is also one of the most musical cities in the world.Many of its residents have musical instruments, and make sure someone knows how to play on it. This city has everything: water, boats, music, architecture and excellent cuisine, to relax in a romantic atmosphere. That is why Venice, deservedly, entered the list of top 10 most beautiful cities in the world.

Number 5: Charleston, South Carolina
This beautiful city is located on the Atlantic coast of South Carolina, Charleston possesses a near magnetic allure for its residents and the myriad visitors who make their way to this dazzling, colonial city each year. Despite the boulevards of The Battery (a street lined with grandly charming houses) and the Bermudian limestone and cobbles of Chalmers Street, this city—founded way back in 1670—is no ossified relic. Rather, it is home to a glamorous and creative set who have fueled the area with buzzy bars, award-winning, nouveau southern cuisine, world-class distilleries, and stylish hotels.