Some of the most beautiful cities might be overshadowed by nearby prominent tourist attractions, forcing them to fade into the background. People may not think much of them, but they are just as interesting and less crowded (which is a plus for people who don't like busy locations). We've compiled a list of the top 7 most underrated cities in the world that you should visit at least once in your life.

KRAKOW, POLAND

Krakow is one of the oldest cities of Poland, and it's well worth a visit for the vintage vibes it exudes through tourist attractions like the Royal Castle, Jewish Quarter, and cobblestoned old town. Exploring Krakow's neighbourhoods is well worth the effort. Furthermore, the restaurants in the basement and rooftops provide a spectacular view of the city, adding to the excitement of your dining experience. Not to mention the Wieliczka salt mines, which are a must-see attraction.

MINSK, BELARUS

Minsk is a must-see city for art lovers, with its astounding art galleries, fantastic street art, and cutting-edge eateries. What's more, the 30-day visa-free entrance offer makes it worthwhile to pay a visit. 

BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA

Busan, which is surrounded by rugged mountains and lies in the deep south of South Korea, is not well known by many tourists. The city has many pristine beaches, making it a popular tourist destination for those looking for a relaxing and slow-paced holiday. In addition, the Jagalchi Fish Market has a lot to offer foodies. 

PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Perth, the capital of Western Australia, has spiced up its charm with numerous jaw-dropping developments, enticing tourists to visit it. Its sports stadium, which is valued at $1.6 billion, is a major tourist destination. Furthermore, Yagan Square, the city's main public space, introduces you to phenomenal indigenous cultures. New hotels, such as Aloft, Westin, QT, and Intercontinental, have lately opened with the sole objective of making you feel at ease and home.

LA PAZ, BOLIVIA

La Paz, the world's highest capital city, is one of the most intriguing places in South America. The city's culture is a blend of modern and vintage. On one hand, there are nostalgic feelings in the ancient quarters, where kerosene is still used to power the lights. La Paz, on the other hand, has a modern feel thanks to its five-star hotels, modern cafes, and art galleries.

DRESDEN, GERMANY

Dresden, Germany's famed city, has risen from the ashes after being devastated during World War II and is still attempting to keep up with the country's other sophisticated towns. Its historic Frauenkirche church has reopened to the public, and the old town is undergoing revitalization and renovation and is expected to welcome more tourists in the future.

León，NICARAGUA 

León is one of the Americas' oldest colonial cities, renowned for its museums, churches, and architecture. Tourists will come across the ruins of one of the first Spanish colonial cities, which have been well maintained to this day. Its most striking feature is that it is home to eight volcanoes, hence the name 'the country of volcanoes.