I toured the most beautiful small town in Europe in just one hour, a place with a permanent population of 300 but 16 churches

I only needed an hour to explore this not-so-large coastal town. In terms of size, Perast in our country might only be considered a slightly larger village. 17th-century churches, museums, beautiful palaces, and local courtyards line up along the coastal avenue, filling this place with a classical art atmosphere with a touch of Italian flavor. It's hard to imagine that in this small town with only 300 permanent residents, there are 17 palaces and 16 churches, quite incredible. The highest point of the town is the bell tower located in the central square, belonging to the St. Nicholas Church with a history of five to six hundred years. The nearly 50 cm height gives a sense of standing out from the crowd, and you can climb up this bell tower, the view is very great. I had my last dinner under the afterglow of the setting sun, and this cruise trip is also coming to an end. There is some reluctance, but isn't life always about 'parting'? This trip has still brought me some gains, I'm grateful.