Cities Are Floating Like Boats World Float Island

These days, most cities are so large and numerous that they blend together, so you can't be sure if you are still in town. But for these amazing island towns, it will never be the case because it comes from lakes and oceans. If you are looking for a proper break, you can safely say that you have seen the whole place and that you like to be near the water, I don't think you will find a better choice than these boat-like cities.
Mexcaltitan, Mexico

 Another island city that is prone to severe flooding is Mexico's Mexcaltitan, which is actually an artificial island. The entire summer rainy season continues, during which time local residents are good at taking the boat. Honestly, I think this should be a wonderful summer, at least for a trip. They also said that the shrimp here is the right food for the Aztec gods, who call the island their home.
Isola de Piscatori, Italy

This island may not be a city, although it has permanent residents and two prosperous species: fisheries and tourism. Settled in Lago Maggiore, about 50 lucky souls left their home on this beautiful island, even though they had to endure repeated floods. Therefore, try to come here when the rainy season is coming, you must enjoy such beautiful scenery.
German Lindau

You can see why the forest roads on the Austrian, Swiss and German borders are a popular tourist attraction. Floating in Lake Constance, the island joins Germany only by bridges and railways. Imagine a train journey in this wonderful little world. This is an ideal representation of Nordic charm for me.
Nessebar, Bulgaria

Our first point of contact was the spectacular city of Nessebar in the Pearl of the Black Sea in Bulgaria, a country that is often overlooked. In Bulgaria, everything is cheap, except for the quality you can see from this fascinating island, which is a narrow bridge built by people in the rich and long history of the city. The island is full of magnificent churches that reflect the echoes of the round bells of the deep sea.
Trogir, Croatia

Croatia soon became one of the most popular European countries in the world, but Croatia certainly has no place to match the wonderful town of Trogir. The city of Trogir is well preserved and preserved in the Middle Ages, filled with restaurants, art galleries and the Holy Land of St. Lawrence Cathedral. You can also see the fortress here, reminding us of the military power that used to be a small European country.
Santa Cruz del Is lotto, Colombia

Although the city is only one hectare, only about 1,200 people live in Santa Cruz, making it one of the busiest sites in the entire factory. Obviously, Colombians on the mainland have the same idea when they notice the jewel in the Caribbean. So if you travel here, you might be the best way to see someone leaving the island stupid - then you can replace her when she goes!