Rothenburg, Germany. The walls are still intact and the streets/buildings as they once were.
Answer 2Rothenburg ob der Tauber (there is more than one Rothenburg in Germany) is on the "must see" list and overun with tourists, but it is merely one of many.
IMHO I vote for Brugge. There are lots more which are less touristy: Dinkelsbühl, Brielle (NL), Canterbury, Kaysersberg (Alsace), Mont St. Michel (not strictly speaking a city), Cracow, Freiburg im Breisgau Those are just a few random ones.
In Western Europe and it is also considered in central Europe, & northern Europe but not southwestern Europe.
Europe is well above the Equator and can be considered to be in the northern hemisphere.
Many regions are considered to have had a medieval period. The region most commonly thought of in that regard is Europe, but India and Japan are also considered to have had medieval periods
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Yes, England is located in northwestern Europe, so someone from England would be considered to be from northern Europe.
Yes, Europe is considered a continent. It is one of the seven continents of the world and is located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere.
Russia is more associated with Eastern Europe than it is with Northern Europe, but this is simply because Europe is more commonly split into just west and east. If you were to split Europe into just north and south, Russia would be considered Northern Europe.
Europe is in the northern hemisphere.
Medieval life in Europe was characterized by?
Paris is not is northern Europe it is in Asia.