City of Kaunas – heart of Lithuanian culture, tradition and history

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Interwar optimism lingers in the wide boulevards and functionalist facades of Kaunas, a city that became Lithuania s provisional capital and poured all its creative energy into architecture that still feels futuristic a century later. Laisvės Alėja, one of Europe s longest pedestrian streets, hums with the rhythm of daily life, past lime trees and […]

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Canyon del Sil – one of the most beautiful river canyons in Spain

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The Sil Canyon (Cañón del Sil) is one of the most spectacular river canyons in Spain, a deep, dramatic gorge carved by the Río Sil through the Ribeira Sacra wine region of Galicia in northwestern Spain, where the river’s vertical limestone walls rise up to 500 metres above the water and are terraced with ancient […]

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The windmills of Kinderdijk – one of the best known Dutch tourist sites | Netherlands

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The windmills of Kinderdijk are the most famous Dutch landscape on Earth, 19 beautifully preserved 18th-century windmills lined up along the canals of the Alblasserwaard polder near Rotterdam, forming a UNESCO World heritage site that is the single strongest image of the Netherlands in the global imagination. More than just a photo opportunity, Kinderdijk is […]

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