1. Hallstatt, Austria

The Russian style houseboat which will display five floors of luxury is to be berthed on the shores of the Hallstätter See, in the picture postcard pretty town of Hallstatt, which lies at the base of the imposing and majestic Dachstein mountains. This World Heritage site is famous for its beautiful mountain landscapes, which were filmed in a number of movies, lean-to houses from the 16th century, and historical background – Neolithic times. There visitors can also go to the spin the Hallstatt Salt Mine, walk through the meandering streets and take a boat ride on the scenic lake

2. Český Krumlov, Czech Republic

Český Krumlov is a representative of the medieval town and situated in the region of South Bohemia in the Czech Republic. The main attraction is a striking castle located at the village that owns a view of a sinuous river, thus being ideal for a walk. Historical look of the town with its good many pieces of Renaissance and Baroque buildings, possibility to walk through small shops, and the rich number of art galleries makes this town really delightful is Český Krumlov.

3. Bled, Slovenia

Bled is a holiday resort like a village situated in the Julian Prealps of Slovenia. It is most famed for its marvelous lake with an island where there is a beautiful church. Couples can take a boat to get to the island or choose a walking path to reach the medieval Bled Castle or just stay on the shore and enjoy the similarly scenic view of the mountains surrounding the lake. Tremendously beautiful and surrounded by the peaceful nature Bled is great to stay and have a rest, as well as to perform various active types of recreation.

4. ‘Rothenburg ob der Tauber town in Germany’

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a beautiful historic town of a medieval scenery located in Bavaria, Germany. They understand build with cobble stones, half timbered houses, ancient city walls and gates various that give special magical feeling to be there. Sights to see are the beautiful St. James’s Church, the beautiful cobbled street called the Plönlein and a museum dedicated to Christmas as they are popularly associated with the town.

5. Gruyères, Switzerland

Gruyères is an interesting destination in the Fribourg region of Switzerland most commonly associated with cheese. The village has the magnificent Gruyères Castle ruling the roost and providing fine views of the countryside. There are the medieval streets to walk, an HR Giger Museum to visit, and of course, the famous Gruyères cheese to taste at least in one of restaurants or dairies.

6. Sighișoara, Romania

Sighișoara is a cultural pillar and World Heritage site found in Transylvania Region of Romania. This medieval citadel is the native land of Vlad the Impaler, the real life character that Bram Stoker based his Dracula on. Arches, narrow paved streets and bold painted houses give the atmosphere of the old village and its towers are remarkable well preserved. The highlighted attractions include Clock Tower, Church on the Hill, and Medieval Festival – a reenactment of people’s life and crafts in the Middle Ages.

7. Eger, Hungary

Eger is a historical town located in the northern part of Hungary; famous for its healing spas, Baroque buildings, and wines. Several attractions are found in Eger; the Eger castle, the basilica of Eger, Szépasszonyvölgy where wines of the region are consumed. Eger’s location, bright culture, and beautiful architecture are just some of the reasons to visit an outstanding city in the heart of Central Europe.

8. Telč, Czech Republic

Telč is situated in the Czech Republic and is well known for its well preserved renaissance and barroque architecture. The centre, especially the town square which is lined with bright pastel-coloured houses with arches, is probably one of the most beautiful in Europe. Here tourists can observe the magnificent particulars and interiors of the Telč Chateau, then go for a walk around the local cozy streets, and definitely feel the atmosphere of the protected territory of a World Heritage site.

9. Piran, Slovenia

Piran is a beautiful town situated right on the Adriatic sea with rich Venetian Gothic architecture and a very beautiful shore. The streets of the village are also tight and there are well designed beautiful old buildings as well as the lively village squares. The major tourist attractions in Piran are the monumental Tartini square and the Globočica’s-yard; the impressive Parish Church of St. George; Piran’s Harbour hosting beautiful view on the sea and seafood delicacies.

Conclusion

To more of Central Europe’s fairytale like villages that take you into a different world with its picturesque scenes of historical and cultural importance interspersed with scenic beauty. Starting from beautiful mountainous country of Hallstatt to the medieval town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber each village proves to be a wonderful experience.

When deciding on the exquisite locations that you are keen to visit, do not overlook some of the nitty and gritty issues like parking of your car at airport. Getting a good parking space close to Heathrow means that any initial mishap will be ironed out in a way that will give you ample time to embrace the verdant scenery and cultural history of the Central Europe’s villages.