16. Italy • Bassano
Bassano, a small town in Italy, is famous for its Grappa (a type of brandy) and has many wineries in the town where visitors can try their drinks.
While it's often overlooked by visitors to Venice, with its charming squares, shops, and cafes, it's a great place to explore the metropolis of Veneto.
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17. Kobarid, Slovenia
Located in Slovenia's Soča Valley, the town of Kobarid is surrounded by majestic mountains, tranquil forests and green pastures. Kobarid was inhabited in ancient times, and the town has Iron Age ruins and museums. In World War I, Kobarid fought for a strategic center for all sides.
The local Korun camping area is a classic European campsite, built on the banks of the Soča River, deep into the jungle, with tranquil lakes and mountains, making you completely forget the hustle and bustle of the world. Although the town of Kobarid is small, it also has some of the best restaurants in the food circle!