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Tourist sites in Gujarat, India: historic monuments, old temples, natural parks
Gujarat in the northwest of India has very different places. You can visit Champaner-Pavagadh, a UNESCO site with old walls and mosques from the 16th century. Ahmedabad is also worth seeing. Its old town has traditional houses and buildings from the time of the sultans. The region also has the Rann...
Tamil Nadu: temples, beaches and UNESCO sites in southern India
Tamil Nadu in the south of India has towns by the Indian Ocean, temples built between the 7th and 17th centuries, and landscapes that change from coast to mountains. This collection includes about thirty places that show what life is like in this state, where religion is still a big part of everyday...
What to do in Kerala: backwaters, sandy beaches, and Hindu temples
Kerala stretches along the southwest coast of India, between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats. This area has sandy beaches, inland canals lined with palm trees, hills with tea plantations, and forests where elephants and tigers hide. Visitors take boat trips on the backwaters, walk through the...
In Rajasthan, there is a city that is all blue.
Rajasthan gathers fortified cities like Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer, where pink and ochre sandstone palaces stand out in busy streets. The inner courtyards of the havelis give a glimpse of how traders and nobles lived, while the walls of the forts follow rocky ridges for miles. In Udaipur, the...
Film studios around the world: one of them is hidden in the middle of the desert
This collection brings together film studios where big productions are made, from Hollywood blockbusters to series that define their time. It includes historic sets in Los Angeles like Warner Bros. and Universal Studios, modern facilities in Pinewood near London where James Bond movies were shot,...
Anciennes demeures de stars du cinéma et de la télévision en France
Actors who made a mark on French cinema often chose to settle away from the studios, in houses and estates where they could live out of sight. Some of these homes have become places of memory, others remain private retreats, but all show a time and a career. You can see Brigitte Bardot's house in...
Houses of artists and famous places of French celebrities
Some houses that belonged to French writers, artists, and creators are open to visitors. You can see the places where these people lived and worked. Others remain private but are still important parts of shared memory and worth mentioning. For example, there is George Sand’s house in Nohant, where...
Exploring New Zealand's South Island: where fjords meet glaciers and wine
New Zealand's South Island is a place where you can move from one kind of landscape to another within hours. You might wake up looking at deep fjords with water so dark it mirrors the sky, then drive to glaciers where ice flows down from mountains, then climb to the snowy peaks of Aoraki/Mount Cook,...
North Island in New Zealand: cities, volcanoes, Maori culture
New Zealand's North Island holds much of the country's population and has a wide variety of landscapes. This list includes 35 places that show what you can see there: cities like Auckland and Wellington, active volcanoes, geothermal areas where the ground steams and boils, black or golden beaches,...
What to see in the Northern Territory of Australia: natural sites, national parks, and deserts
The Northern Territory in Australia offers landscapes from the wet tropical areas of the Top End to the red stretches of the Red Centre. This collection brings together about thirty sites that show this variety: Darwin, a city facing the sea of Timor, the rock formations of Uluru and Kata Tjuta...
Western Australia: beaches, national parks, and natural sites
Western Australia covers one third of the continent and offers a range of landscapes stretching over thousands of miles. This collection brings together 35 spots that show this size: from the busy areas of Perth and the beaches of Rottnest Island to the limestone formations of the Pinnacles, the...
South Australia: natural sites, vineyards, and coastal discoveries
South Australia travels from the streets of Adelaide to the red lands of the outback in just a few hours of driving. This collection includes more than thirty sites that show the variety of the state: old city neighborhoods, vineyards on the hills, beaches where the bush reaches the sea, islands...
Visit the region of Victoria: Melbourne, Great Ocean Road and national parks
The state of Victoria brings together a variety of landscapes and experiences in a relatively small area. It is one of the most diverse places to visit in Australia. From the city life of Melbourne to the wild coasts in the southwest, from the Alpine mountains to ancient forests, you can see very...
New South Wales: tourist sites, beaches, and parks in Australia
New South Wales combines very different landscapes, from beaches along the coast to wooded mountains and inland plateaus. This collection includes about thirty sites that show this variety: Sydney with its internationally known buildings, geological formations protected by UNESCO like the Blue...
Queensland in Australia: natural sites, beaches and coral reefs
Queensland in Australia: natural sites, beaches and coral reefs
What to do in Vienna: cultural visits, vineyards, and historic gardens
This collection guides you through about thirty places around Vienna, between the old town and the forests surrounding the city. You will see the Habsburg palaces, the wooded hills of the Vienna Woods, the banks of the Danube, and small thermal towns like Baden or Mödling. The villages of Grinzing...
Tyrol Austria: must-visit places, mountain villages and natural sites
The Austrian Tyrol combines mountain landscapes, historic towns, and valleys where mountain life has gone on for hundreds of years. Innsbruck, the regional capital, has a old center with colorful buildings and archways. Valleys like Zillertal and Ötztal go deep into the Alps. They have villages...
What to see in the Salzburg region: baroque city, mountain lakes, villages of Salzkammergut
The Salzburg region includes mountain landscapes, villages by turquoise lakes, and a city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area stretches from the shores of Salzkammergut, where mountains are reflected in the lakes, to the snowy peaks of Pinzgau and high-altitude parks. Between these, the...
Visit Burgenland: main sites, lakes and castles in Austria
Burgenland is located in the east of Austria, near the border with Hungary. This area is known for Lake Neusiedl, a shallow lake surrounded by wetlands and vineyards. The lakeside and the nearby scenery are part of a UNESCO World Heritage site called Fertö Neusiedlersee, which stretches across the...
Tourist sites in Carinthia: mountain lakes, mountains and villages
The region of Carinthia, located in the south of Austria near the borders with Slovenia and Italy, is known for its mountain lakes with clear waters and valleys surrounded by mountain peaks. The Wörthersee invites swimmers in summer, while Weissensee stays peaceful even during busy times. The...