This coastal port city offers European charm mixed with Southern hospitality, featuring cobblestone streets, historic homes, cultural venues, and world-class cuisine.
Known as Little Bavaria, this town along the Chattahoochee River in the Blue Ridge Mountains offers a distinct German vibe with shopping and outdoor activities.
Embraces its Dutch heritage with attractions like the Dutch Village, the authentic DeZwaan Windmill, and the annual Tulip Time Festival.
Designed to resemble a Bavarian village, this town offers an alpine feel with Oktoberfest, the Nutcracker Museum, and its location in the Cascades.
The smallest state capital in the U.S. has a French countryside village feel with farmers markets, quaint shops, and European architecture.
The French Quarter, or Vieux Carré, is steeped in French and Spanish architecture and culture, with French street names, cuisine, and celebrations like Mardi Gras.
Offers a French Riviera experience with its grand mansions, sailing culture, and the scenic Cliff Walk, making it a luxurious yet accessible destination.
Known as A Touch of Holland, Pella features European-style architecture with colorful buildings, a windmill, and a central canal.
This city boasts a European feel with Elfreth s Alley, Greek Revival architecture at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and French Second Empire influences in City Hall.
Blends European influences with a renowned craft beer culture, eco-friendly transport options like bike lanes, and a bohemian atmosphere.