Tripmojo - destinations

Suriname formerly known as ''Dutch Guiana'' is the smallest sovereign state in South America where multicultural heritage and biodiversity come together unspoiled. The territory with the motto ''Justice-Duty-Loyalty'' has its name derived from the Surinen, a group inhabiting the region before the European arrival.

Millau Viaduct is a bridge in the valley of River Tarn in the south of France close to the city of Millau. The bridge was made in 2004 to connect the roads in France and make traveling to the south of France much quicker and easier. As soon as it was built it became a major tourist attraction being the tallest vehicle bridge in the world.

The appeal of St. Malo does not resume to the fact that it is considered Brittany's most visited place. Guided by the motto ''not French, not Brenton, but Malouins'', this French destination and its medieval walls is the former home of the corsairs and an area famous for wanting to preserve its autonomy as well as its old Brenton language.

When the name New York is mentioned, one cannot help but picture in mind the crowded sidewalks, vehicle-packed streets, and high-rise buildings that define the city’s skyline. However, in this enormous concrete jungle called NYC are spaces that breathe cool breeze and paint luscious, green landscape.

Toulon is one of Cote d’Azur region attractions, being the most important naval center on the Mediterranean cost of France. Often compared with Nice, Cannes or Marsalis, Toulon’s old center had a lot to suffer after the the World War II attacks. Its history is mostly related to the navy.

The city of Metz in France has seen conquerors come and go. It has seen Empires come and go. And it has seen borders come and go. What does remain are the ruins and buildings that these rulers and their empires have left behind. You'll find Metz in the Lorraine Region (it's the capital of the Lorraine Region, for that matter) in an area known as the Saar-Lor-Lux Euro Region.