Underrated Cities According to My Wanderlust Pinterest Searches

Nara, Japan

Here you can find the largest Buddha statue in Japan, housed in Todaiji, a Buddhist temple built in 752. There is also a park with a large population of deer!

Safed, Israel

Safed is the birthplace of Kabbalah, a Jewish tradition of mystical biblical interpretation. It’s also known as a “blue city” because all the houses are painted bright blue.

Naples, Italy

When people go to Italy, they think of going to Rome or Venice or Florence. But Naples has the largest collection of Pompeiian frescoes in their National Archeloghical Museum and the most authentic Italian pizza.

Seville, Spain

Considered the most beautiful place in Andalusia, you can find widesweeping architecture, a center of history, and even the birthplace of flamenco in Barrio de Triana.

Fez, Morocco

When people go to Morocco, they probably head straight to Casablanca. But Fez looks like a medieval city, with narrow streets full of craftsman selling their wares. You can even visit some of the oldest tanneries.

St. Petersburg, Florida

This hidden gem holds the Guinesses World Record for the most consecutive days of sunshine ever recorded. Plus, don’t forget to check out the Salvador Dali museum, full of beautiful surrealist art.

Koper, Slovenia

Rich in history and sparse in tourists. Tito Square hosts the Cathedral of St. Mary’s and its Bell Tower, full of fantastic views.

San Marino, San Marino

Another medieval like city but this time with secret gardens. The city embraces their middle age aestheitc with cross-bow tournaments and lively old-timey music.

Porto, Portugal

You’ll feel like you’re walking on top of a rainbow surrounded by brightly colored buildings and boats at the port. There’s no shortage of museums, art galleries, or bars that let you try their famous wine.