Honestly, the hustle and bustle of cities sound appealing only until you haven’t spent 15 days in the same. And after that, all you might want is to go back to basics, if, possibly you can.
When it comes to some places, the saying the bigger the better doesn’t apply to them. They are all about the little they have. And these small towns in the world with minimal population are just that.
1. Alberobello, Italy – 10,735 People
2. Český Krumlov, Czech Republic – 13,056 People
3. Santa Maddalena, Italy – 11,226 People
4. Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina – 30,758 people
5. Tulum, Mexico – 18,233 People
6. Shirakawa-go, Japan – 1,630 People
7. Wanaka, New Zealand – 8,890 People
8. Ko Phi Phi, Thailand – 2,500 People
9. Stepantsminda, Georgia – 1,326 People
10. Cefalù, Sicily, Italy – 14,310 People
11. Hallstatt, Austria – 859 People
12. Furnas, The Azores – 1,439 People
13. Eze, France – 2,343 People
14. Port Douglas, Australia – 3,504 people
15. Simiane-la-Rotonde, France – 529 People
