Rome: Underneath the Mediterranean Sun
We return back from many European travels generally with great admiration. For instance, whilst running from pillar to post between museums in Vienna.
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Chinese overseas travelers are growing rapidly
During the 2017 Spring Festival, Chinese tourists traveled to 130 countries and territories. During the week-long holiday as a result of revenue growth, paid leave, and simplification of visa procedures, the 10 most popular countries were listed as: Thailand, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, USA, France and Finland.
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Brooklyn and Central Park: Far beyond all expectations
Brooklyn Bridge connects the island of Manhattan to Brooklyn from the east side is a very touristic place. Since it is a bridge that can be crossed on foot, it attracts lots of tourists. Even for those who do not find it cool to be a tourist, I think there is nothing to walk once. You can capture beautiful angles where you can take beautiful pictures of Manhattan.
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How would Venice look like if it was completely frozen?
Is the famous Grand Canal in Venice completely frozen? Not really. Even though it seems like it is, these are the works of art director Robert Jahns. Artist Luis Manuel Osorio by Fernando Mark’s Square, or Russia’s Baikal Lake, taken by Daniel Kordan, takes photos by others and combines them to create surreal photographs that look like real. Although the famous canals of Venice have frozen in the past (the closest in 2012), they have never turned completely solid like this.
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Checkpoint Charlie: Cornerstone of Cold War
Checkpoint Charlie was a crossing point in the Berlin Wall located at the junction of Friedrichstraße with Zimmerstraße and Mauerstraße (which for older historical reasons coincidentally means ‘Wall Street’).
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How to climb to Christ the Redeemer Statue in Rio de Janeiro?
Christ the Redeemer Statue (A Must-Have in Rio Attractions List)
The famous Statue of Christ the Redeemer is on top of Mount Corcovado, 710 meters high, meaning humpback. This sculpture is considered one of the new seven wonders of the world. He spread his arms, his face to Jerusalem. If you don’t pose before you open your arms, 12 apostles come together and beat you (including Judas yes).
The 20 most beautiful islands of the Mediterranean Sea
The unique islands of endless blue, the epic entertainment of the languages that last until the morning, the beach parties lasting all day, the Mediterranean islands with delicious appetizers and food scents are all beautiful. When you come to these lands, the warm, relaxed island people make you feel as if you were born in these lands, not too far away.
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Legendary cities best known for dedicated songs
Among your favorite songs are songs written for a city and you feel like you’re there when you close your eyes while listening. The reason for writing songs for those cities is the beauty of the cities as well as the adventures, loves, experiences and stories that emerged in those cities. Some of the legendary cities whose songs were dedicated for their name.
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Review this map before planning a vacation
The Travel Risk Map 2019 prepared by Control Risks for global travelers has been published with International SOS. According to the map, which contains important clues about travel security, there are only 10 countries “completely safe for travelers around the world, eight of them in Europe.
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Five countries shaped the world culture
The global impact of countries is usually measured by their military, political or economic power. But some countries have left their mark on culture, food, fashion and entertainment. In a US study (US News & World Report), a list of the countries that affected the world the most was made considering factors such as prestige, happiness, modernity, fashionability in every sense, and important place in the entertainment world.
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