Eiffel Tower The Eiffel Tower is a symbol of Paris and one of the top tourist attractions in France. The tower was built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Paris International Exposition. Since its construction the tower has attracted more than 200,000,000 people who have visited, making it one of...
Hot Water Beach is a famous hot water beach in New Zealand. At first glance, Hot Water Beach is nothing special, but this place is unlike any other beach in the world. The miracle is that geothermal sources originating from volcanoes located at a depth of 15m below the sandbank will rise up...
The Palace of Versailles is the official residence of the kings of France. Located about 20km west of Paris is the famous Versailles palace. Versailles is a majestic, massive architectural work on a campus with an area of about 67,000 square meters. Versailles is considered a symbol of power...
The Sky Tower is the symbol of Auckland city. Sky Tower is the 12th tallest tower in the world with a height of 328m. Traveling to New Zealand when visiting here, from the tower you can observe the scenery of the entire city within a range of 80km. In addition, if you are a person with...
Chateau de Chambord is the second most visited palace in France (after Versailles). The work is a masterpiece of the French Renaissance. Chateau de Chambord Palace was started to be built in 1519 as a residence for King François I and when hunting in the nearby forest. However, this place is...
Abel Tasman is a national park. is the smallest national park in New Zealand but size does not necessarily mean quality. Abel Tasman has an enchanting coastline, breathtaking primeval forests and is home to rare blue penguins. Immediately download this ravishing beauty to your chrome interface.
