Hanoi, Vietnam

Located on the banks of the Hong River, Vietnam's ancient capital boasts a maze of picturesque streets dating back a thousand years. While here, you can see the medieval shop facades stand out beautifully amidst the modern architecture. Then there is the special literary temple that started as a university in the 11th century.

Fez, Morocco

Located in northern Morocco, Fez is first mentioned in 789. However, some of its shrines date back to the 13th and 14th centuries. According to records, Medina, or the old city, is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the Arab world. In addition, it is known as the largest pedestrian zone in the world, with busy squares, narrow streets and markets.

Singhisoara, Romania

It's surprising to see that there are still many early architectural remains in this place. This is surprising because this Transylvanian city was on the edge of the Ottoman Empire, during the Middle Ages it was the target of numerous attacks. Today, there is still a beautiful fort on the main hill, surrounded by nine towers and a ring of walls, including a bell tower.

Nuremberg, Hotel Germany

Nuremberg was first mentioned in 1050 as a settlement around the castle, which is located in the southern German state of Bavaria. With the progress of the Middle Ages, the city became a center of commerce, trade and production. According to records, the famous artist Albrecht Dürer was born here, and it is suspected that his wooden house built in 1507 is still preserved today.

Chester, England

If you look at his records, the magnificent wall around the city of Chester was completed in the mid-12th century. Then there's Chester Rowes' quirky gallery, built in the 13th century, consisting of a series of covered promenades, behind which are still the town's shops. Don't miss the three old harbors on Bridge Street, believed to be the oldest shops in England.

Troyes, France

A famous historic city in northeastern France, Troyes managed to become very prosperous through trade during the Middle Ages. According to records, the city once hosted two annual fairs, which attracted traders from all over Europe. Troy's wooden buildings are still well-preserved and offer beautiful views that no one else can get.

Istanbul, Turkey

Located between Asia and Europe, Istanbul boasts an ancient history, which flourished especially during the Middle Ages. Originally called Constantinople, Islam and Christianity fought for supremacy here. While you're here, visit the Hagia Sophia, which remained a Christian cathedral until 1453, served as a mosque for 500 years and serves as a mosque to this day. Then there's the impressive Topkapi Castle, where the must-visit medieval street markets liven up the town.

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