1. Immerse yourself in the technicolor beauty of Paros
Paros is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea best known for its beaches and traditional villages. Parikia, the bayside capital, is a boating and transportation hub for the Cyclades region. It's also home to the Panagia Ekatontapiliani, a landmark Byzantine church from the 4th century A.D. The north coast's Kolimbithres is a beach where naturally sculpted rocks form swimming coves.
From @soniacompagnonphotography
2. Munich's art galleries: a must-see destination for art lovers
Munich, Germany is home to several world-renowned galleries and museums that showcase a wide range of art styles and periods. One such gallery is the Alte Pinakothek, which features one of the oldest and most important collections of European art in the world. The gallery's vast collection spans from the Middle Ages to the Rococo period, and includes works by artists such as Albrecht Dürer, Rembrandt, and Rubens
From @klikopedia_shreyaghosh
3. Discover Tavolara, an island kingdom lost in the heart of the Mediterranean, at Sardinia, Italy
Tavolara is an island off the northeast coast of Sardinia, Italy. It's known for its unique shape, resembling a giant tooth emerging from the sea. The island is a home to a variety of species including the rare monk seal. It was once proclaimed a kingdom by a local shepherd, a title still claimed by his descendants today. The island also hosts an annual film festival
From @gianlucanonnis_
4. Unearthing Peru's hidden gem, the oasis of Huacachina
Immerse yourself in Huacachina, Peru's enchanting desert oasis. Known for its tranquil lagoon and towering sand dunes, it's a paradise for thrill-seekers with sandboarding and dune buggying
From @world_walkerz
5. Dublin’s sunsets and sunrises are truly a sight to behold
Dublin is known as the "City of a Hundred Lights," and its stunning sunsets and sunrises are certainly a big part of its appeal. With a skyline that is dotted with historic buildings and modern landmarks, the sun setting over Dublin provides an amazing sight. And as dawn approaches, the city awakens in a blaze of light, with buildings and monuments casting long shadows across the city. So, whether you're a morning person or a night owl, a sunrise or a sunset in Dublin will provide a glimpse into the city's history and beauty
From @dermotgarland
6. Unveiling the timeless grandeur of the Acropolis of Athens, Greece
Acropolis of Athens! A beacon of ancient civilization, it saw the rise and fall of empires, withstanding battles and earthquakes. Its crown jewel, the Parthenon, was a temple, treasury, and even a mosque
From @t.kakavoulas
7. Escape to the Extraordinary at Banyan Tree Al Ula
Situated in Saudi Arabia's ancient city of Al Ula, Banyan Tree offers a unique blend of luxury and heritage. With stunning views of rock formations, world-class spa facilities, and an authentic taste of Arabian hospitality, it's a true desert paradise
From @tyler_macsemniuk
8. Discover the beautiful owls of Arizona
Great Horned Owls are common in Arizona
In fact, these raptors can actually be found almost anywhere in North America, from the Arctic south to the tropics. Its habitat is practically unlimited as long as there are trees and rocky nesting sites available.
From @robert.indrisie
9. Dive into the magic of Lolomila waterfalls, Vanuatu
Lolomila Waterfalls, a hidden treasure tucked away in the heart of Vanuatu. Its a series of 3 stunnung cascades surrounded by lush greenery
From @monicaroams
10. Kilchurn Castle, located on Loch Awe and set against the backdrop of the mountains of Tyndrum
Kilchurn Castle was built around 1450 by Sir Colin Campbell, first Lord of Glenorchy. The land on which the castle stands had been granted to Colin in 1432 to ensure his loyalty following the sudden death of his elder brother, Gillespic. Colin’s descendants, the Campbells of Glenorchy (later earls of Breadalbane), were the most powerful of the numerous cadets of Clan Campbell. Indeed, there were times when this branch almost rivalled the clan chiefs, the earls of Argyll, for supremacy.
Similar to many other castles, Kilchurn was subject to the changing political climate of early modern British politics. It was fortified into modern barracks capable of housing 200 troops by Sir John Campbell during the English Restoration. During the Jacobite rebellions of the early 18th century the castle acted as a government garrison. The Glenorchy-Campbell family continued to own the castle until around 1760. It was abandoned after being permanently damaged by a devastating lightning strike. It then remained largely undisturbed, as it fell apart due to decades of neglect.
Today, Kilchurn is in the care of Historic Environment Scotland. Although it stands open to the elements, several wooden staircases and walkways built into its fabric allow visitors to climb the original five-story tower and other parapets
From @joebhall_
11. Today we are showing us the great culture of Scotland
Scotland’s staple drink, like England’s, is tea, drunk strong and with milk, though coffee is just as readily available everywhere. However, while designer coffee shops are now a familiar feature in the cities, execrable versions of espresso and cappuccino, as well as instant coffee, are still all too familiar
From @timelessframez_
12. Balintore Castle, Scotland
It was designed in 1859 by the architect William Burn. A typical example of the Scottish Baronial style, it features an abundance of turreted towers and gables, and a gone oriel window. The main tower is topped by a balustraded viewing platform similar to that of Buchanan Castle.
Balintore Castle was commissioned as a sporting lodge by David Lyon, MP, who had inherited a fortune made by his family through investments in the East India Company. Latterly the castle was used only during the shooting season.
In the 1960s it was decided not to repair the extensive dry rot, and it was abandoned. The castle then stood empty until 2007, during which time its condition deteriorated to point of endangering the structure. Balintore Castle has been listed in the Buildings at Risk Register for Scotland since it started in 1990. Angus Council used its compulsory purchase powers to buy it from its absentee Far Eastern owners, and it is now in the hands of a Scotsman who is restoring it and residing there.
From @thisglaswegianguy
13. A beautiful summer evening over a beautiful, historic, Dunnottar Castle
From @kevin.jss.photography
14. Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, Scotland
Castle Sinclair Girnigoe is located about 3 miles north of Wick on the east coast of Caithness, Scotland. It is considered to be one of the earliest seats of Clan Sinclair.
It comprises the ruins of two castles: the 15th-century Castle Girnigoe; and the early 17th-century Castle Sinclair.
The earlier Castle Girnigoe was built by William Sinclair, 2nd Earl of Caithness, probably sometime between 1476 and 1496, but certainly before his death at the Battle of Flodden in 1513. There is some evidence to suggest that the castle was built on the foundations of an earlier fortalice.
From @billyclicks
15. Framing the fury and finesse of Iceland's waterfalls
The end of the Sigöldugljúfur canyon. Such an incredible location to take in. The entire span of this section is less than a half mile long.
From @ryansouthwell
16. Glymur Iceland with a view
One of my top 5 hikes for sure is the trail up to Glymur. I leads over a river, through a cave, along a massive canyon and then through the ice cold stream on top. It’s steep, short but sweet and comes with such incredible views. We’ve hiked the area in every season but summer is by far the best (and most of the trail is not accessible for the rest of the year). You can drink straight out of the streams and if you fancy a good old cold plunge - bring your swimsuit. We went in last September and it was so worth it!
From @linbergmann
17. Nature’s masterpiece
a waterfall that defies gravity and flows upwards thanks to the power of the strong icelandic wind
From @_gabrielferrier
18. Italian Summer Awaits
Pack your bags for an unforgettable Italian summer! Sardinia, with its turquoise waters, is a paradise for snorkelling. Amalfi, with its vibrant cliffside houses and lemon grove sand delicious limoncello. Monterosso, the largest of Cinque Terre's villages, boasts a beautiful sandy beach
From @noor_liviaa
19. Summer beach in Monterosso
From @elisa.biagiotti
20. Italian coastline more than anything
From @gypsea_lust
21. Morning Blue, at Marina di Praia - Costiera Amalfitana , Italy
Situated between Praiano and Conca dei Marini, the little cove of Marina di Praia goes almost unnoticed as you approach it from the main Amalfi Coast Road.
However, this is certainly not a place to be missed as it’s one of the prettiest spots along the whole coastline. As you walk down the slope you first arrive at a small car park where there’s a collection of buildings including Ristorante Alfonso a Mare. The restaurant lies just behind the beach which is mainly pebbles with a few slithers of sand and the home to dozens of fishing boats.
From @stefanvoyagers
22. Discover a tranquil hidden gem in Positano
Positano is renowned for its picturesque coastal beauty in Italy. The vibrant cliffside villas overlooking the sun-kissed Amalfi Coast will leave you in awe. The melodic sound of waves crashing against the pebbled shores creates a beach lover's paradise. This hidden gem is particularly known for its authentic Italian seafood cuisine, adding to the charm of the experience
From @italia_with_grecia
23. The most beautiful language of sand in South Sardinia: Tuerredda
From @gianfrenk
24. Even though it was raining, everyone danced. I love this city
From @xdlrar
25. If you are coming to Barcelona for the first time - this itinerary is for you
Full itinerary for DAY 1 in BARCELONA 🌞 save it for your trip
From @ordatwins
26. Culers are the best
From @ordatwins
27. Nothing beats a Barcelona street party
Barcelona nightlife is largely clustered in neighborhoods such as the Gothic Quarter, Barceloneta, Sant Antoni, and El Born, which have a multitude of clubs and pubs. These neighborhoods are the best places to stay in if you want to be in close proximity to the most happening events in the city
From @maggiedwyer_
28. Paradise found, at Aitutaki, Cook Islands
Discover Aitutaki, a hidden gem in the South Pacific! This slice of paradise boasts pristine beaches, crystal clear lagoons, and vibrant coral reefs. Whether you're exploring the main island or hopping onto the smaller islets, Aitutaki promises a tropical adventure like no other
From @d.mack
29. Step into the Wild Side of Vancouver Island, Canada
Explore the sun-kissed beaches of Tofino, immerse yourself in the lush wilderness of Pacific Rim National Park, and experience the lively pulse of Victoria on Vancouver Island
From @tyler_macsemniuk
30. You can never get enough of the magical charm of the Great Pyramids
The Pyramids of Giza are some of the most iconic structures in the world, known for their stunning architecture, rich history, and endless mysteries. Rising amidst the sands of the Giza Plateau, these incredible monuments stand as enduring monuments to the genius of ancient Egyptian civilization
From @ahmeddiae