September 23, 2010
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Riga – the biggest and most vibrant city in the Baltics | Latvia Updated: April 2, 2020 | By Claire | More Riga is the capital and largest city of Latvia, the biggest and most vibrant city in Baltics, and an important seaport, situated on the mouth of the Daugava. It is also the largest […]
Tags: 14th-century, baltics, biggest-and-most-vibrant-city-in-the-baltics, chandeliers, city, classical-styles, coastal-resort, daugava, day-trip, gauja, historical-events, individuality, latvia, masterpieces, red-army, riga, rundale, stained-glass-windows, town, travelled-roads, trip-destinations, unesco, unesco-world-heritage, unesco-world-heritage-site, uplands
Categories: Latvia, Sights
September 22, 2010
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Praia da Marinha is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in Portugal — and for good reason. Nestled between dramatic golden limestone cliffs on the Algarve coast near Carvoeiro, this postcard-perfect cove features crystal-clear turquoise waters, golden sand, and iconic rock formations including the famous ‘double sea arch’ — one of the […]
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Categories: Nature, Portugal
September 22, 2010
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Haarlem is one of the Netherlands’ most elegant and eminently livable cities — a historic North Holland gem whose magnificent Grote Kerk (Great Church), world-class Frans Hals Museum, and beautifully preserved medieval centre make it the perfect antidote to Amsterdam’s crowds while being just 15 minutes away by train. Often overlooked by international visitors in […]
Tags: almshouses, beautiful-flower, boom-museum, castle-ruin, city, coastal-dunes, courtyards, flower-arrangements, frans-hals-museum, grote-markt, haarlem, kleef, meat-market, museum-of-art, netherlands, poort, railway-station, randstad, street-corners, teylers-museum, tulip-bulb, windmill
Categories: Netherlands, Sights
September 21, 2010
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Salamis is the most important archaeological site in Cyprus — a vast ancient city on the island’s eastern coast near Famagusta that served as the capital of Cyprus for over a thousand years, from the late Bronze Age through the Roman and Byzantine periods. Today, Salamis is a hauntingly beautiful expanse of ruins stretching along […]
Tags: 374-bc, ancient-roman-city, ancient-ruins, antiquities, capital-of-cyprus, city, cyprus, eleventh-century, eucalyptus-trees, gold-coins, hadrian, medieval-castles, northern-cyprus, palaestra, pompeii, quarries, roman-theatre, salamis, sea-shore, trajan, volcanic-ash, wanton-destruction, watchful-eye
Categories: Cyprus, Sights
September 21, 2010
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Nockberge National Park is one of Austria’s most distinctive protected areas — a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the state of Carinthia whose gently rounded, grass-covered mountains (the “Nocke”) create a landscape unlike anywhere else in the Alps: vast rolling alpine pastures dotted with traditional wooden huts, rare wildflowers, and spectacular panoramic roads that have earned […]
Tags: alpine-pastures, alps, austria, conservation-laws, desserts, distinctive-shape, glacier, history-of-geology, hundred-million, interchange, julian-alps, jungles, map, million-years, mountain-landscape, mountain-tops, mountains-and-hills, national-park, national-parks, nature, nature-conservation, nockberge-national-park, pristine-mountain, ravines, sea-level, triglav, waterfall
Categories: Austria, Nature
September 20, 2010
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Rila Monastery is Bulgaria’s most sacred and visually spectacular site — a UNESCO World Heritage monastery hidden in the deep forests of the Rila Mountains, whose striped black-and-white arcades, golden domes, and vivid frescoes form the spiritual and architectural crown jewel of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church. Founded in the 10th century by the hermit Saint […]
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Categories: Bulgaria, Sights
September 20, 2010
by europeexplored
Parco dell’Uccellina – oasis full of natural beauty in Italy Updated: December 26, 2020 | By Claire | More Located in Tuscany, Italy as part of the Parco Naturale della Maremma, the Parco dell’Uccellina has grown to become a very popular tourist destination. The Parco dell’Uccellina is a nature reserve that is dedicated to some […]
Tags: archaeological-evidence, deer, dell, italian-birds, italy, map, mare, natural-beauty, nature, oasis, parco-dell-uccellina, parco-delluccellina, parco-naturale, park, periods, porcupines, red-foxes, talamone, turtles, tuscany-italy, tyrrhenian-coast, wild-animals, wild-boar
Categories: Italy, Nature
September 20, 2010
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Top sights to see in Barcelona – most visited city in Spain Updated: February 8, 2020 | By Claire | More What is the most famous Spanish city? To answer this question would have to make an accurate survey, but most likely it is Barcelona. Many people even think that Barcelona is the capital of […]
Tags: 30-million, barcelona, barcelona-international-airport, city, colonia-guell, gothic-church, hospital-de-sant-pau, international-symbol, london-paris, mediterranean-coast, mediterranean-ports, most-visited-city, palau-de-la-musica-catalana, palau-guell, palau-reial, paris-and-rome, sagrada-familia, sant-pau-del-camp, santa-maria-del-mar, spain, st-eulalia, tourist-destination, triumphal-arch
Categories: Sights, Spain
September 19, 2010
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Poznań is one of Poland’s most dynamic and historically significant cities — a vibrant commercial and cultural hub in the west of the country whose magnificent Renaissance Old Market Square (Stary Rynek), with its famous mechanical goats that butt heads at noon on the Town Hall tower, is one of the most beautiful public spaces […]
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Categories: Poland, Sights
September 18, 2010
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Poloniny National Park is Slovakia’s most remote and wild protected area — a UNESCO-listed wilderness of primeval beech forests, high mountain meadows (poloniny), and traditional wooden churches in the far northeast of the country, where the borders of Slovakia, Poland, and Ukraine meet. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site as part of the “Ancient and […]
Tags: beech-forests, buffer-zone, eastern-carpathians, landmarks, mountain-meadows, mountain-ranges, national-park, nature, poland, poloniny, poloniny-national-park, potok, sea-level, skala, slovakia, state-borders, ukraine, unesco, unesco-world-heritage, unesco-world-heritage-site, wooden-churches
Categories: Nature, Slovakia