6 Best Unusual Cities To Visit Around The World

With the new year slowly making its way closer and closer, why not make your travel plans well ahead of time? We have carefully selected the 6 best unusual cities in the world that you need to visit in 2022. Have a look:

# Kochi, Kerala, India

This commercial port city in Southern India lies on the tropical Malabar Coast in Kerala. Marked by an intriguing mix of influences, Kochi boasts an unlikely blend of medieval Portugal and an English village with boho cafes, intimate homestays, and many fascinating galleries.

# Osaka, Japan

As the second-largest city in Japan, Osaka is one of its most popular tourist destinations. It has a rich history, vibrant culture and a huge variety of fun activities available, including sports, theatre, food and shopping, and dozens of museums. All of this combines to make Osaka one of the top unusual cities, and a great place to visit.

# Salzburg, Austria

Salzburg in Austria is known for being the birthplace of famed composer Mozart. Sitting on the Salzach River on the border with Germany, and amidst the Alps, this quaint town is divided by the fast-flowing Salzach River; here you’ll be surrounded by the graceful domes and spires, the formidable clifftop fortress and the mountains beyond.

# Aberdeen, Scotland

Balancing 8000-year-old history with a modern-day role of Scotland’s oil industry powerhouse, Aberdeen exudes elegance and class. Situated on Scotland’s north-east coast, Aberdeen has a strong heritage and a lively cultural scene.

# Xi’an, China

A city in the Shaanxi Province in China and is the oldest surviving capital of ancient China. Once the eastern terminus of the Silk Road, this ancient city today boasts numerous historical sites and cultural relics, including 72 imperial tombs and over 700 historical sites from ancient pagodas to the city wall.

# Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech is loud and colourful in every possible way. As you make your way through its streets, the smell of spices and food will fill your senses. The bazaars in Marrakech are endless; you can shop till you drop. Situated right below the Atlas Mountains, it beckons you to embrace its chaos.