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Green pastures, cold mountain streams, and wooden houses with flower gardens. This northern section of Via Transilvanica (which is practically a real-life indie film road trip) is mystical and full of folk charm.
Hydra is all whitewashed stone houses, hidden swimming spots, and lazy days under the sun. It’s the kind of place that feels like the end of a movie you don’t want to leave. This recommendation is inspired by Before Midnight (2013) & Boy on a Dolphin (1957).
Cefalù feels like a scene from a nostalgic Italian film with its golden sunsets, old fishermen’s boats, and gelato by the sea. It’s a place for slow mornings and long walks on cobbled streets. Inspiration: Cinema Paradiso (1988),
This hilltop Provençal village looks like it was made for golden hour shots and wine-fueled summer evenings. Think lavender fields, narrow stone paths, and dreamlike silence. Inspired by A Good Year (2006).
Monopoli is an underrated coastal escape straight out of an indie film, with its faded pastel buildings and sparkling blue sea. It’s charming, low-key, and wildly photogenic.
This lakeside town feels surreal, and it looks like it belongs in a Wes Anderson film. Those wooden houses that hang over still waters, backed by dramatic alpine peaks, definitely give some The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) vibes.
San Sebastián is a city that tastes like summer: salty sea air, pintxos, and golden sand stretching into Basque sunsets. It’s both glamorous and laid-back, like a European art film - think Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008).
Craggy cliffs, electric blue water, and a monastery built into a mountain... It’s no wonder The Big Blue was filmed here. Amorgos is remote and otherworldly, made for soul-searching swims.
A tiny, elegant town on the Bay of Kotor that feels untouched by time with its stone palaces, sleepy boats, and epic mountain reflections. It’s like Before Sunrise (1995) meets European indie road trip films.
Cooler and less touristy than Bruges, Ghent is a gothic-meets-modern city where canals mirror spires and local bars spill into the streets. It has the art school energy of an indie coming-of-age film.
