Danube River This attraction is related to the countries:GermanyAustriaAustria , SlovakiaHungaryCroatiaSerbiaBulgariaRomaniaMoldova (Moldavia)Ukraine Danube is the second longest river in Europe. It is ahead of the Dnieper, but inferior to the…
Continue readingChoiseul Island Choiseul is a large volcanic island in the Pacific Ocean in the northwest of the Solomon Islands archipelago. The island has an area of 2,970.7 km² and its…
Continue readingMount Hermon This sightseeing attraction is related to the countries:IsraelIsrael , SyriaLebanon When you think of the Middle East, a ski resort is probably the last thing that comes to…
Continue readingBieszczady Mountains This attraction is related to the countries:PolandPoland , UkraineSlovakia Bieszczady Mountains is a national park, which is part of the Eastern Carpathians Biosphere Reserve, which is located on…
Continue readingPraslin Island Praslin is the second largest island of Seychelles, located in the Indian Ocean, 44 km northeast of Mahé. Gorgeous clean beaches, a unique rain forest and a sparse…
Continue readingSilhouette Island Silhouette Island, the third largest granite island within the Seychelles, is an oasis of peace and tranquility. The green, round-shaped island is covered with prehistoric rain forest. Accessible…
Continue readingFrégate Island Frégate Island is located 55 km east of Mahé. It has an area of only 3 km². Like other Seychelles islands, Frigate was once a coconut plantation. In…
Continue readingBosra Bosra is an ancient city and world-famous archaeological site in southern Syria. The ruins of Roman, Byzantine and Muslim buildings have been preserved here and have been a UNESCO…
Continue readingQasr ibn Wardan Qasr ibn Wardan is the ruins of an architectural complex in Syria, built in 561-564 during the reign of Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. The ruins of the…
Continue readingKrak des Chevaliers Krak des Chevaliers (Arabic: Kalaat al-Hosn) is a famous Hospitaller fortress, inscribed on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List in 2006. Due to an unusual coincidence, the…
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