Showing posts with label Places. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Places. Show all posts
Landwasser Viaduct, Graubünden, Switzerland.
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Valle Verzasca, Switzerland
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Munich,Germany
Munich exudes Bavarian charm. Beer fanatics should head immediately to the Hofbräuhaus, a hops heaven that’s been churning out the good stuff since 1589. The drinking is downright legendary during Oktoberfest, a celebration of local beers and German specialty foods. Emulate world-class athletes at the Olympiapark, where skating on the Olympic ice rink will make you feel like a champion. The promenade of Marienplatz is perfect for people watching and gawking at the Glockenspiele of City Hall.
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Best Places For New Years Travel Around the World
New year is one of the most festive days in the world, so where you plan to spend this New Year? If you are tired of the hard work during the year, you deserve to spring yourself a New Years travel and escape from everyday problems. There are so many different countries with different traditions, you have to choose only one to go to enjoy and spend an unforgettable New Year Eve. For example, the New York City is one of the most famous travel destinations for watching the ball drop in Times Square. Las Vegas is one of the most magnificent party destinations year round it is better on New Years Eve. The sky over the Las Vegas Strip explodes in an extravagant show of sound and light with fireworks. If you are looking for the best partying in the world with a slightly more underground feel than you will not find a better place than London. Sydney, Australia,is a great place to travel for New Years Eve, because they really know how to put on a show. Get an idea from our suggestions and have a nice trip !
Las Vegas, United States:
Sydney, Australia:
London, England:
New York,United States:
Vienna, Austria:
Melbourne, Australia:
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:
Edinburgh, Scotland:
Toronto, Canada:
Berlin, Germany:
Dubai, UAE:
Hong Kong, China:
Niagara Falls, Canada:
Moscow, Russia:
Rotterdam, Netherlands:
Source
Las Vegas, United States:
Sydney, Australia:
London, England:
New York,United States:
Vienna, Austria:
Melbourne, Australia:
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:
Edinburgh, Scotland:
Toronto, Canada:
Berlin, Germany:
Dubai, UAE:
Hong Kong, China:
Niagara Falls, Canada:
Moscow, Russia:
Rotterdam, Netherlands:
Source
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Top 5 Most Amazing Views Of The World
Tiger’s Nest:
Why It’s Amazing: The Tiger’s Nest (or Paro Taktsang Monastery) clings like lichen to rocky cliffs in Bhutan’s Paro Valley and creates an awed silence among visitors, broken only by the sound of rustling prayer flags and chanting monks.
Secret Viewing Spot: The best vistas are from the gardens of Sangtopelri and hermitages atop the mountain above Tiger’s Nest, accessed by the winding trail used by monks.
When to Go: April and May, for the spring flowers and Paro Festival.
Cliffs of Moher:
Why It’s Amazing: Stand on the blustery edge of Ireland’s steep, rocky Atlantic-battered cliffs and you’ll feel as though you’ve arrived at the true end of the world, with nothing but 2,000 miles of briny Atlantic swells between you and Newfoundland.
Secret Viewing Spot: The view of the ocean from atop Moher is breathtaking, but experiencing it on the water is sublime. Hop on a surfboard at the nearby Lahinch Surf School and try to conquer Aill na Searrach, also known as the giant wave of Moher.
When to Go: Crowds dissipate in October, when you’ll also find the best swells.
Manhattan Skyline:
Why It’s Amazing: Vintage skyscrapers like the Chrysler, Flatiron, and Woolworth are gawk-worthy, but nothing beats the iconic Empire State Building, which still holds the number-one spot on the American Institute of Architects’ (AIA) list of favorite architecture.
Secret Viewing Spot: The year-round rooftop deck at Alma, in Brooklyn’s emerging Columbia Street Waterfront District, is an ideal place to study the lower Manhattan skyline over a margarita.
When to Go: The best weather’s in spring and fall.
Paris Skyline:

Why It’s Amazing: Napoleon is credited for transforming the City of Light during the Second Empire, but it was engineer Gustave Eiffel who helped define the cityscape with a colossal iron lattice tower, which has become a symbol of romance that can be seen sparkling from even the remotest corners of Paris’s 20th Arrondissement.
Secret Viewing Spot: From our list of the World’s Hottest Rooftop Restaurants, try Restaurant Les Ombres atop Le Musée du Quai Branly. Once the sun goes down, sit back in the shadows of the Eiffel Tower while nibbling on creative sweat breads and sipping a glass of French wine.
When to Go: Winter. Yes, it’s chilly, but the twinkling lights and cold Seine breeze create a tableau that is pure Paris.
The Great Wall of China:
Why It’s Amazing: Millions of people over the course of 21 centuries helped construct, rebuild, and maintain the Great Wall of China, which dips, rises, and bends across the country for some 6,000 miles. The theory that it’s visible from space is now debated, but its immense engineering achievement and man-made beauty are unquestionable.
Secret Viewing Spot: You’ll find the otherworldly ruins of unrestored wall segments in Gubeikou, a less-visited part of the Yanshan Mountain range in the northeast of Miyun County.
When to Go: October’s brisk temperatures and lighter foot traffic make for ideal wall hiking.
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Alaska
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Wilson Peak, Telluride, Colorado,USA:
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Buckingham Palace, England
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
California Poppies: Antelope Valley, California - USA
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
California Poppies: Antelope Valley, California - USA
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
California Poppies: Antelope Valley, California - USA
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Torri del Benaco - Italy
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Beautiful Blyde River, South Africa.
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
The Sea
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Ricketts Glen, Pennsylvania, United States.
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Shoalhaven River Sunset NSW Australia
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
PARIS
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Beautiful scenery. Orange!!
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
The dramatic coastal road to Hana ~ Hawaii
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Moraine Lake - Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
Moraine Lake is a glacially-fed lake in Banff National Park, 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) outside the Village of Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada. It is situated in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, at an elevation of approximately 6,183 feet (1,885 m). The lake has a surface area of .5 square kilometres (0.19 sq mi).
The lake, being glacially fed, does not reach its crest until mid to late June. When it is full, it reflects a distinct shade of blue. The colour is due to the refraction of light off the rock flour deposited in the lake on a continual basis.
Source:Wikipedia
NOTE: PLEASE Use the Older Post and Newer Post buttons just below comment box to navigate between posts.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)








.jpg)

























