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Dreaming of Europe? Discover six Indian towns with cobblestone streets, pastel mansions, and colonial architecture that offer a slice of Europe-no passport required.
Goa: Its Portuguese churches, rainbow-colored houses, and laid-back vibe make Goa the Mediterranean of India's west coast.
Pondicherry: French boulevards, designer cafes, and mustard-yellow villas in this beach town make it a mini-Paris in Tamil Nadu.
Kochi: Dutch and Portuguese architecture of Fort Kochi, quaint streets, and European-style cafes transport you to another continent.
Mysuru: Palatial ruins, tree-lined boulevards, and royal gardens reflect a blend of British and French influences.
Shimla & Darjeeling: These hill stations boast Tudor-style cottages, Gothic-style churches, and promenades that are reminiscent of English countryside towns.
Sidhpur: This Gujarat town's derelict pastel mansions transport you back to the charm of European architecture.
Source: CNN, Times of India, Novatr
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