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The Rock Called Home: Casa Do Penedo
Sick and tired of tours where modern architecture is symbolized by shiny buildings ''battling'' for the title of being the highest? If the sight of the sleek new does not wow you in any way, maybe a sight of peculiar will. in: Portugal, Europe |
''There's a Silver Moon on the Golden Gate'': Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
An incredible masterpiece in 1937, praised as one of the Modern Wonders of the World, scoring fifth on the list of American Favorite Architecture and described as ''possibly the most beautiful, certainly the most photographed bridge in the world... in: United States of America  |
Ski Slopes With A Sea View: Platak
Platak is a small family ski resort with fantastic recreation and relaxation possibilities. Situated near Rijeka, it is probably the only skiing spot with the exceptional view of the open see from its top (1 363m). in: Croatia |
An Imposing Symbol of Evolution: Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge
One of Brasilia's most famous landmarks associated with a presidential name who stimulated the country's diversification and expansion, the Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge is a statement of aesthetic complexity and grandiose architecture. in: Brazil |
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The Authentic Starry Night over Rhone: Arles
With Roman and Romanesque monuments listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1981, Arles has been known since ancient times as inhabited by the Ligurians, the Celtics, the Phoenicians and the Romans. The largest commune in metropolitan France has... in: France  |
French Romanticism and English Proximity: Calais
With its incredible geographical position overlooking the Strait of Dover, representing the narrowest point in the English Channel, the French town Calais is the closest one to its neighbor country, England. in: France |
Giant That Vanishes: Øresund Bridge
There's no doubt the Øresund Bridge (known as he Oresunds Motorvejen) in Denmark and Sweden is the longest roadway/railway bridge in Europe. Why Denmark and Sweden? Because the Øresund Bridge connects Copenhagen, Denmark with Malmö, Sweden. It's... in: Denmark, Europe  |
A Holiday of Aristocrats in Nice la Belle: Nice
Nice le Belle (Nice the Beautiful) is the second most visited destination after Paris with almost 4 million tourists every year. Home of the oldest human settlements in Europe, the cosmopolitan city founded by the Greeeks has served as... in: France  |
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A Cultural Bridge of Unity: Strasbourg
Known as the official seat of the European Parliament, its close bond to the neighbor country Germany, for historical residents like Napoleon Bonaparte or King Charles X of France, Strasbourg is a city where culture, history and innovation... in: France  |
An Elegant Evolution for the First City in France: Marseille
Marseille is the oldest city in France dating ever since 600 BC when the Greeks built here one of the first trading ports in Western Europe. The quickly evolving settlement was the site of naval battles during the Roman conquest, the Visigoths... in: France  |
Fine Wine&Co.: Arbois
Although the Jura may be one of France's smallest wine regions, it has been producing unique wine styles that will likely survive the wine glut that France has been experiencing in recent years and Jura's wine capital, Arbois, is the best place... in: France  |
There's A Provencal In The Soup: Aix-En-Provence
From its Roman roots and its art and architecture to its wine and culinary traditions, Aix-en-Provence indeed shows France, its people and its culture at its finest. The city, known simply as Aix, is in southern France, less than 30 km north of... in: France  |
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This Shoe Is Made For Housing: Haines Shoe House
The Haines Shoe House is the Largest Shoe House in the entire World. It is a regular work shoe or a boot many times larger than its normal size, sectioned on multiple levels, built out of concrete and used as a normal house. The idea originated... in: United States of America  |
Where Art Meets Technology: Chennai
Also known as the “Detroit of Asia”, Chennai is called like that for its responsibility as the manufacturing state of India. The interest in information technology and information technology enable services made it the second largest exporter of... in: India  |
A Tribute to Cadillac Trough Unconventional Art: Cadillac Ranch
Originated from an idea of a group called Ant Farm, the Cadillac Ranch has become famous as a shrine for The Golden Age of cars, in a very short period of time in America. Soon, this unconventional art establishment became inspirational for... in: United States of America, North America  |
Hit The Road, José: Carretera Austral
Wouldn’t it be great to travel along a road with nothing to see but stunning landscapes? With a very long road that’s perfect for cycling, it’s no wonder why the Carretera Austral is considered as the world’s bikers' paradise. in: Chile |
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The Fulgent Sounds of Ice: Prince William Sound
There are few places on earth that will strike awe in the heart of travelers. This is basically what Prince William Sound promises to every traveler who’s able to reach and observe the massive glaciers which actually have the ability to shape the... in: United States of America  |
Fun Is In the Air: Bristol Kite Festival
Once a year, the sky filled with colors that delight the eyes. The Bristol Kite Festival is once a year event the brings to the sky with various spectrums of color in creative designs that is sure to arouse imagination and fantasy of everyone who... in: United Kingdom  |
Beyond Car Racing: Le Mans
The whole world knows that Le Mans is the city to visit for the ultimate rush in car racing because its home to the 24 Hours of Le Mans sports car race event, the oldest in the world. For many race car drivers and enthusiasts it's a true test of... in: France  |
No Commercialism in the Beautiful Cliff Hanging Village of Cote d' Azur: Peillon
In medieval times, living in a village perched atop a rock face gives people a sense of security despite the fact that it's quite a challenge to bring in food and much needed provisions. Today, intrepid travelers to Peillon will still feel... in: France  |
