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25/3/2024 08:01 | Chicago Reykjavik, Iceland From its clusters of colourful houses to the almost extraterrestrial drama of its famous Lutheran church, Hallgrimskirkja, Reykjavik is one of a kind. Most of the city is low-rise, making Mount Esja – often still dusted with snow well into the warmer months – an even more impressive and imposing presence across the water. Cape Town - South Africa Cartmel - Lake District Nestled on the southern edge of the Lake District National Park is Cartmel, our third most beautiful village in England. The village’s sticky toffee pudding shop and its 12th-century priory with stained glass windows and ancient choir stalls are reason enough to visit this delightful English village. In more recent years, the village has gained a reputation for being a foodie haven. This is thanks to the collection of traditional Lakeland inns and the internationally acclaimed Michelin Star restaurant, L’Enclume. No wonder it’s considered to be one of the best villages in the UK. Edinburgh and Leith | freddie01 | |
24/3/2024 08:48 | Drones have transformed landscape photography. Presumably the tiny figure of the man standing on the high rock is the guy who is flying the drone. A selfie! | horneblower | |
23/3/2024 07:39 | The palace at Knossos, Crete is worth a visit, but modern archeologists question whether Arthur Evans, the archeologist who restored the palace in the late 1920's, got the columns the wrong way up! | horneblower | |
23/3/2024 07:27 | Looks similar to the Wye near Chepstow | plasybryn | |
23/3/2024 07:25 | Knossos Palace - Greece Stanton - Cotswolds With no signs of commercialisation, it is little wonder that Stanton made our list of the most beautiful villages in England. Carved from honey-coloured Jurassic limestone, the idyllic main street has seen little change in the last 300 years. Its timeless character is clear in the clusters of ancient houses, built with steeply pitched gables and mullioned windows. It is sure to leave you with a lasting impression. As you meander through the English village, uncover the 17th-century pub, The Mount. Here, you can savour the captivating views across the Vale of Evesham and the Welsh mountains beyond. Chigago Germany Porto, Portugal Though Lisbon gets most of the attention, Portugal’s second city is uniquely beautiful and atmospheric, especially in its medieval Ribeira district. Here, centuries-old merchants’ and mariners’ homes line cobbled streets, seeming to crane their necks over each other to get a view of the Douro River. In fact, the whole town seems focused on the river, with its grand bridges – from the double-decker Ponte de Dom Luís I to the sleek, modern Ponte de Sao Joao – among the city’s most well-known sights. Clovelly - North Devon Clinging to a 400-foot cliff, with the only traffic coming from donkeys and sledges, this English village promises to be a unique visit! As you descend the famous cobbled street, be rewarded by the striking views of the glistening harbour, boasting a thriving fishing industry. Afterwards, linger over a pint at the 400-year-old New Inn or visit the Quay Shop at the harbour for takeaway, as you soak up the ambience of the quay with boats bobbing at anchor. Avid ramblers can enjoy the lengthy walks along the cliff tops, with the Hobby Drive path winding its way through woodland and offering breath-taking views of Clovelly harbour and Bideford Bay. | freddie01 | |
22/3/2024 07:53 | Rotherham Centre for Performing Arts Moab, Utah, USA Greenland Udaipur, India Of all Rajasthan’s beautiful cities, Udaipur is perhaps the most heavenly. Known as the City of the Lakes, it looks almost as though it’s floating on the water, its lime-washed buildings light and dreamily delicate. Surrounded by sawtoothed peaks, this romantic city is a self-contained world full of palaces, forts and havelis (mansions built around courtyards). Its most iconic building is City Palace, Rajasthan’s largest royal complex, made up of 11 dazzling palaces overlooking Lake Pichola. | freddie01 | |
21/3/2024 07:48 | England Edinburgh Norway Lake Prague, Czech Republic Architecture and natural beauty come together perfectly in Prague, particularly where the medieval stone arch of Charles Bridge spans the wide Vltava River. It’s been dubbed ‘the City of a Hundred Spires’, though it’s so chock-full of Gothic churches and towers that it surely must have more. One of the prettiest parts is the Old Town Square, with Baroque architecture and the intricate, animated Astronomical Clock. | freddie01 | |
20/3/2024 07:57 | England South Korea Galway, Ireland County Galway regularly appears on lists of the most beautiful places in Ireland, so it’s no surprise that its capital city is a stunner too. The city’s ancient core is still in use, with Kirwan's Lane a fine example of the narrow medieval streets, all cobblestones and arches. The Claddagh, a fishing district with origins in the 5th century, lies to the west of the city with colourful fishermen’s cottages and glorious views across the water. England | freddie01 | |
19/3/2024 07:48 | England Bergen, Norway Though it’s beautiful in every season, Bergen really comes into its own as the days grow shorter and the snow piles up. Its richly coloured houses cling to the mountainsides, seeming to huddle together against the cold, reflecting perfectly in the clear waters of the North Sea. The Floibanen funicular winds its way up to Mount Floyen for sweeping views of the city. Bergen may be known as the gateway to the fjords, but there’s plenty of beauty to be found within the city too. England | freddie01 | |
18/3/2024 07:58 | Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Sydney positively sparkles with fresh, sleek beauty, from its green spaces and beaches to its incredible architecture. Life gravitates towards its natural waterway, Sydney Harbour, where the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House compete for attention. The neighbours are equally pretty, with cobbled shopping streets, Victorian arcades and a patchwork of parks. Topping it off are an embarrassment of beautiful beaches, from small coves around the sheltered harbour to iconic Bondi. South Korea Norway Helmsley | freddie01 | |
17/3/2024 07:42 | Cochem / Germany (by Gregory Kom). Teatro Romano - Cartagena, Murcia, ESPAÑA J E R U S A L E M Faroe Island | freddie01 | |
16/3/2024 07:33 | Coastal towns of Madeira / Portugal (by Mike Anthony) Broadway, Cotswolds / UK (by Sofia Porzsolt). Egirdir / Turkey (by fotozade). Oulanka National Park / Finland (by Jukka Risikko). | freddie01 | |
15/3/2024 11:26 | just a remark most of italian alps is german speaking ... given to italy... used to be austria hence non perceived italian vibe of pizza and olive and vino | kaos3 | |
15/3/2024 08:07 | Spon End - Coventry Amsterdam - Netherlands Dubrovnik, Croatia Italy | freddie01 | |
14/3/2024 08:07 | Colorado Springs Seville - Spain Lake Powell, Reservoir, USA Ρέθ | freddie01 | |
13/3/2024 08:04 | Iceland Untitled Italy Untitled | freddie01 | |
12/3/2024 08:08 | Roche Abbey, in Maltby near Rotherham Singapore Villefrance-sur-Mer, France (by Angelina Herbert) Trakai Island Castle - LITHUANIA | freddie01 | |
11/3/2024 08:07 | Untitled I S E L T W A L D A Cruise Along England's Canals M a l d i v e s | freddie01 | |
10/3/2024 07:59 | Campitello-di-Fassa Untitled Ireland | freddie01 | |
09/3/2024 08:07 | Austria Monserrat-Barcelona Canada China | freddie01 | |
08/3/2024 07:55 | Prague - Czech Republic (by Yuan) Lucerne - Switzerland (by Daniel Mennerich) Hongkong (by Sebastian Dahler) Swanswell Gate, Lady Herbert Gardens, Coventry. | freddie01 | |
07/3/2024 08:00 | Thailand Austria 3-6 Priory Row (also known as Lychgate Cottages) is a row of timber-framed properties dating to around 1415. It is a remarkable survival of a pre-Dissolution building at the heart of Coventry’s high street area. The building’s location and date indicate that it originally formed part of the precinct of the 12th-century St Mary’s Priory, and it is the only upstanding building which survives from the priory complex. It is a very good example of a timber-framed building of the early 15th century. It’s close-studded timbers and jettied floor show its status as a good quality medieval urban building. The principal timbers throughout show little evidence of re-use and demonstrate that the original structure survives well. Following tree ring dating research which showed its early date, the building has been recently upgraded to grade II* listed. Records from the 16th and 17th centuries mention 3-6 Priory Row as cottages, but by the 19th century they were in poor condition and were acquired by the adjacent Blue Coat School in 1855 when they were restored and extended. The internal fireplaces and chimneys date from this time, as does the external stair and rear room to the east end. The building has been underused for many years but is a much-loved part of the city centre. With funding from the Architectural Heritage Fund, Coventry City Council and Coventry & Warwickshire LEP, Historic Coventry Trust has restored these buildings and renovated them as four luxury holiday cottages, for unique city centre stays. Find out more and book a stay. The cottages will also be open for visitors on special open days throughout the year. Germany Untitled | freddie01 | |
06/3/2024 07:57 | Iceland Hvitserkur Portuguese city decorated with colorful umbrellas Night View Of Yokohama City, Japan Ireland | freddie01 |
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