List of the oldest towns in Europe

Many immigrants to Europe will choose a suitable city to live in, and the oldest city may become the choice of many people. So which countries are the oldest cities in Europe? It must be a topic of interest to many people abroad. Let's take a look at the oldest town in Europe! Welcome to reading.

The oldest city in Europe

1, Greek Argos

Argos

Argos, located in the eastern Peloponnesus, has a history of about 5,000 years. It is the oldest inhabited city in Europe. Many fairy tales and historical events took place here, which are described in Greek mythology and Homer's epic. Archaeological museums, Roman ruins and Larissa Castle are all worth spending some time visiting.

2. Bessel, France

Beziers

Bezier is located in the Languedoc-roussillon region in the south of France, in the east of midi canal. Its history can be traced back to 575 BC, and Phoenicians, Romans and Crusaders all left their historical footprints here. Old Bridge and Bezier Cathedral are both worth visiting. Every August, Bezier holds a five-day Feria de Béziers event, which attracts millions of tourists.

Three. Cadiz, Spain

Cadiz

Cadiz is located on a unique island in Andalusia, facing the vast Atlantic Ocean and connected with the mainland through the narrow Victoria Beach. It is famous for its long sailing history and rich cultural life. Every summer, several charming beaches are always crowded with tourists and vacationers from all over the world. The crescent-shaped Caleta Beach is regarded by Cadiz locals as the most symbolic place in the city, and it is always crowded with tourists who come for vacation in summer. This natural harbor was developed as early as Phoenicia, Carthage and ancient Rome, and many films in the film "007" were shot here.

Fourth, Colchester, England.

Colchester

Colchester is the largest town in Essex, England. It has a long history and is regarded as the oldest recorded city in England. It has been an important military base since Roman times.

Besides the famous Colchester Castle, City Hall and Roman Wall, you can also visit museums, archaeological parks and zoos. It is said that three famous English nursery rhymes were born here, one of which is the well-known twinkle little star (1806).

V Maastricht, the Netherlands

Maastricht

In a sense, Maastricht is different from many towns in the Netherlands, and its urban style, customs and beliefs are very different from Amsterdam and other cities. Maastricht is a city influenced by many cultures, not far from the border between Belgium and Germany. 1992 The Maastricht Treaty created the modern European Union. The carnival in this town is very famous in Europe. In addition to her history, Maastricht has a unique "paradise bookstore" in the world, which also makes her laugh at home and abroad. Selexyz Dominicanen Bookstore was converted from an 800-year-old Dominican church in 2002. The dome of the church is covered with exquisite murals of14th century, and the interior decoration is breathtaking. If you visit for the first time, it is estimated that your brain is gone. The most beautiful bookstore in the world is here.

The intransitive verb Belgium tongjielun

Tongan (people)

Tungelun is a small town under the jurisdiction of Limburg, Belgium. It is the oldest town in Belgium. It was once the local capital of the Roman Empire, and now it is the judicial capital of Limburg. The Bejuan Monastery here is listed as a world cultural heritage, and there are also cathedrals, Roman city walls, medieval defense towers, Gaul Rome Museum and other attractions. There will also be an antique exhibition here every Sunday, which is the largest of its kind in Benelux.