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Famous Domes in the World

January 02, 2012 under Asia, Europe | Leave a Reply

A dome is a hemi-spherical structure, which usually forms a roof or ceiling. These spherical structures are built using various materials; for example, near east huge domes was constructed using solid mounds, while igloos in the Arctic were created using blocks of snow. In this post we have mentioned some of the most famous domes in the world. St. Paul's Cathedral St. Paul's Cathedral was constructed in the 17th century, and is one of most popular sites in London. The structure was bombed during World War II and was saved by firefighters. The cathedral has an impressive dome, which is inspired by the famous St Peter’s Basilica located in Rome. United States Capitol The United States Capitol is located on Capitol Hill in Washington DC, and is the meeting place for United States Congress.  [...]

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Famous Bridges in the World

December 26, 2011 under Asia, Europe, North America | Leave a Reply

We have been using architecture to connect the differences between two physical obstacles, thus providing an easy passage. Bridges are not just architectural landmarks, but are vital parts of the infrastructures in the world. Some bridges have even become icons for the city. In this post we will discuss most famous bridges in the world. Chapel Bridge This bridge is a 204 m long bridge and crosses the Reuss River. It is constructed in the Lucerne City in Switzerland and is one of the oldest wooden covered bridges in Europe. It is one of the main tourist attractions in Switzerland. It was constructed in 1333, and was designed to protect the city from external attacks. Great Belt Bridge Actually, the Great Belt Bridge is two different bridges – a Western section and an Eastern section.  [...]

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Spookiest Attractions in France

December 19, 2011 under Europe | Leave a Reply

Tourists from across the world flock down to France to explore beautiful shores, enjoy popular tourist attractions like the famous Eiffel Tower and many more. The French wine is known all over the world for its excellent quality. Some tourist spots in France are known for their stranger side. If you love to explore something off beat, then check the below mentioned spooky attractions for tourists in France. Gardens of Versailles Most of us are familiar with renowned Marie Antoinette, for those who don’t know whose she is, she is French queen and during French Revolution she was beheaded. She is immortalized in history and pop-culture of her time. It is claimed that Marie’s ghost has been spotted in Gardens of Versailles.  People have spotted the ghosts in area surrounding this Château.  [...]

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Visit the historic capital city of Ireland – Dublin

December 12, 2011 under Europe | Leave a Reply

The historic capital city of Ireland – Dublin offers various interesting things to see and do. It is a cultural epicenter and a perfect family destination. A tour of this lovely city will provide you some glimpse of the Irish culture. Right from applauded artists and authors, to monumental museums, brewing loveliness and to sporting traditions; Dublin city has it all! Take a quick look at some of the interesting tourist attractions in Dublin. Guinness Store House We all know that ‘Guinness’ is one of the most recognizable drinks in the world. It has a spiritual home located in the city centre of Dublin. The Guinness Store House is said to be "The best international visitor attraction in Ireland”. It offers an interactive tour that provides the history of Guinness as well as details  [...]

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Ireland – Nice Place to Travel Alone

November 16, 2011 under Europe | Leave a Reply

Do you like the idea of traveling alone? While many say yes, there’re exceptions as some like to travel with friends or families. If you’re traveling alone, it has its own benefits or perhaps a bit more than with a partner or a friend. The biggest advantage of traveling alone is the amount of freedom it gives. You don’t have to depend on somebody else dictating which way to go or where to go. You find a route exciting, pack your bags and head alone for if you believe in what you see is what you get, then solo traveling is the best. Strange, but true, many travelers voted traveling alone suits them best than with company according to a poll in a website. Many travelers feel going solo they would develop a sense of confidence and independence while some percentage of people were excited  [...]

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Belgrade, Serbia – Sights and Attractions

August 30, 2011 under Europe | Leave a Reply

Belgrade is the administrative headquarters of Serbia, and is situated on the shore of the Danube. The city has had a chequered past and has been occupied by various superpowers in Europe for many years. Belgrade has never really been seen as a popular tourist destination, and is often neglected by tourists. There is not much diversity in the population. There are not many minority cultures. Getting around in Belgrade is quite simple. It is possible to travel by bus. The bus routes here are quite inexpensive and reliable. The taxis seem to charge as much as they can, especially for tourists, which might not work out. Belgrade is home to a number of museums. There is the National Museum, which has more than half a million exhibits displayed. This is a great place to learn more about  [...]

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Dubrovnik – A Fairy Tale Kingdom

August 22, 2011 under Europe | Leave a Reply

The Old City of Dubrovnik in Croatia is an incredibly well preserved bastion in entire Europe. On entering the city, one immediately feels as if transported to the Renaissance era. The city boundaries are girded by two kilometers of fortified walls. The sea surrounds three sides of the city. The narrow streets and the elegant squares of the city of Dubrovnik simply feel right out of a movie set, and all together the city feels too perfect to be real. There are streets as narrow as 1 m. The architecture here is a blend of Baroque, Gothic and Renaissance, almost like Venice minus the canal system. All of the structures are built in limestone, which has been given a gleaming gold finish by the centuries under the sun. The only downside to a location so beautiful is that it is so  [...]

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Frankfurt, Germany – Sights

August 08, 2011 under Europe | Leave a Reply

Frankfurt is a combination of well preserved historical structures and ultra modern skyscrapers. The city is known for its huge population of bankers. Frankfurt is home to more than three hundred banks. It is the center of finance for not only the country, but also the EU. This is the fifth largest city in Germany. Although known as a center for business, Frankfurt is not without a select range of tourist attractions. There are a great number of attractions, starting from the marvelous architecture here, the museums, the churches. There are a huge number of sights, and you can take in everything best by traveling by train. Buy a Eurail Pass. Frankfurt was appointed as a religious center by Emperor Charlemagne in 794 AD. The commercial status of the town came into focus during the  [...]

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Snowdonia’s historic houses

June 27, 2011 under Europe | Leave a Reply

Snowdonia is a region in Wales that has an immense significance with respect to history. The region has a huge list of historic structures that have held their positions for hundreds of years without flinching. The passage of time and the related effects seem to have been passed on entirely by these structures in Snowdonia. Many of the buildings are covered by the National Trust of the country.  There are many buildings that have been protected and are open to the visitors. A majority of the privately owned buildings in the region are open to the public as well. 1 ) The Smallest House : The Smallest House in the whole of Britain is one of Snowdonia’s most unique attractions. This attraction is instantly recognizable, both by the size, as well as the lady that stands outside dressed  [...]

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Manchester – Sights and Attractions

May 09, 2011 under Europe | Leave a Reply

Manchester is situated in the south central portion of North West England. The city is of course known for its football heritage, but is also equally rewarding with respect to its attractions related to arts, culture and others. It is a center of commerce, media, education as well as commerce. The city is among the best places to live in the United Kingdom, as well as one of the best places to start a new business. The city is ranked the third in terms of popularity in the UK, and is visited by travelers from U itself, as well as from all over the world. Main sights . . . Museum of Science and Industry . . . Museum of Science and Industry is one of the best visits in Manchester. The museum is excellent if you want to have insights about the latest in innovations and technological advances.  [...]

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