City carved in the rock Matera is a city in the Italian region of Basilicata, the capital of the province of Matera. The old part of the city is carved into the rock and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is one of the most unusual and interesting places in the country, as well…
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Glencoe is a picturesque valley in the southwest of the Highlands in Scotland. There is also a remnant of an ancient volcano that is part of the National Scenic Area of Ben Nevis and Glen Coe. It is often referred to as the most beautiful and breathtaking place in Scotland! No description can recreate the…
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Hallstatt is a small but very amazing town in Austria, located along the shore of the lake with the same name and closed by rocks from the outside world. More recently, Hallstatt was difficult to reach for tourists due to its location, but today guests can come here both by public transport and by car.…
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I bet we’d all love to bask on this gorgeous, sun-drenched Lampedusa island south of Sicily right now! The largest island in the Pelagi archipelago, Lampedusa is a true paradise with sparkling waters and postcard-perfect beaches. Fun fact: Geographically, the island is closer to Africa than to Europe! Lampedusa is the largest island of the…
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One of the most beautiful and interesting castles in the Anjou region is Brissac Castle, which, despite all the devastating and destructive French revolutions, has not only retained its appearance and interior, but still remains the residence of the family that still owns the castle. In addition, this is the highest French castle – its…
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Masaya Volcano is considered an active volcano and is still chugging. Its difference from other volcanoes is that you can drive up to its crater by car. The volcano is located right next to the main highway passing through all the main cities of Central America (“Pan American”), 15 minutes drive from Managua. This is…
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A view to enjoy when you wake up early and outrun the crowd at one of New York’s most beautiful waterfalls. Known for its natural beauty, the Watkins Glen State Park features a series of waterfalls and gorges that are sure to amaze anyone. An almost two mile hike will take you past 19 waterfalls and…
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Opened in 2002, the Veluwemeer aqueduct is a stunning piece of architecture and engineering. When designing this unique crossing, the engineers decided to build a waterway over the road, which is used by about 28,000 vehicles every day. Vehicles disappear and reappear as if by magic. 80 foot bridge supports the weight of the surrounding…
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The Lofoten Islands are an archipelago located north of the coast of Norway, north of the Arctic Circle. The Lofoten Islands rise from the green waters like a wall, the mountains here reach 1000 m, and the islands themselves are fringed by a white sandy coast. The landscapes here are magnificent, flocks of sea birds…
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Now it is difficult to surprise a person with something. People are fed up with information and vivid pictures. But Nature is a great architect, her imagination is simply inexhaustible, and every time she is able to present something to the gaze of the observer, from which he freezes in awe. There is no doubt…
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