What are Jordan Campbell's top hidden gems in Europe for travelers seeking unique experiences?

Brașov, Romania: This city offers a mix of old and new, town and country. You can visit Castle Bran (Dracula’s Castle), stroll the Piata Sfatului by day, and go bear watching by night.

Ljubljana, Slovenia: The capital city of Slovenia is a cozy walkable town, featuring numerous elaborate bridges that criss-cross the Ljubljanica River.

Islay, Scotland: Home to many peaty Scotch distilleries, Islay is a lovely, chill little Scottish island with wispy shorelines, ancient ruins, and rolling green hills.

Vilnius, Lithuania: Vilnius has a proper Old Town area you can stroll, but it also has a little artsy district known as Užupis.

Tórshavn, Faroe Islands: Tórshavn is the cutest, tiniest little capital city there ever was featuring itty bitty alleyways and grass-topped homes.

Bratislava, Slovakia: This tiny capital is much older than its larger metropolitan neighbors Prague and Budapest – one of the best preserved medieval towns.

Capri, Italy: This luxurious retreat juts right out of the Mediterranean declaring its impressive beauty.

Sozopol, Bulgaria: As the oldest settlement in the country, this little Thracian town sits pleasantly on a sunny peninsula.