10 cities with incredibly beautiful architecture in the world: where to go.

In various corners of the world, there are buildings that impress with their beauty, elegance, and originality of ideas. They turn cities into true museums.

If you dream of seeing the most beautiful structures on the planet, then pay attention to these ten cities:

Birgu, Malta

This former capital of Malta became a symbol of bravery during the Great Siege in 1565. Birgu is characterized by fortifications, narrow streets, and an unparalleled play of light on the stone facades, especially when the city unveils itself from the sea.

Bibury, England

This English village in Gloucestershire tells a fairy tale. It delights with its stone cottages, colorful quaint streets, and an atmosphere that transports you to Tolkien's world.

Tuscany, Italy

These Italian villages resemble wine glasses on the map of Tuscany. Each town is a living history where architecture merges with the natural landscape. There is no monotony here - only beauty in the details and care for preserving heritage.

Ghent, Belgium

This fairytale city in Belgium impresses with its medieval architecture, hidden in the mazes of streets and canals. In every house, there is Gothic style, in every corner - the spirit of antiquity.

Visby, Sweden

This city of roses and ruins on the island of Gotland. Moss on the walls, old fortifications, and blooming floral arches create an impression of traveling back in Time.

Mykonos, Greece

This white and blue wonder in the heart of the Aegean Sea. Mykonos shines in the sun, like a precious jewel, where the purity and elegance of local architecture become a way of life.

London, England

This British capital impresses not only with its grandeur but also with its smallness. Victorian columns, quiet gardens, elegant simplicity - all this forms the architectural soul of London.

San Francisco, USA

The hallmark of this city is the Victorian houses on Steiner Street. After their renovation in the early 60s of the last century, the neighborhood became a true visual legend.

Cartagena, Colombia

In this Caribbean city, balconies have become the face of houses. Locals compete in creating beautiful decorations, crafting unique visual stories that come alive on the streets of the Old Town.

Colmar, France

This French city in Alsace brings together different architectural styles: Gothic, Baroque, Rococo, and Classicism. This is especially noticeable in the Petit Venis area, where the river reflects the half-timbered buildings.