Masca Gorge: the lost world on the Island of Tenerife

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The island boasts numerous attractions, including natural wonders, with Masca Gorge being a true gem enveloped in legends of hidden treasures

Bodelschwingh Castle: one of the most beautiful water castles in Germany

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Surrounded by a moat, the impressive Bodelschwingh Castle in Dortmund is considered the largest aristocratic residence in the city

Curaçao Island: a piece of Old Europe in the Heart of Caribbean Paradise

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Curaçao is a Caribbean island located near Venezuela. It was discovered by the Spanish navigator Alonso de Ojeda back in 1499. An old legend says that the captain of the ship dropped the crew...

Magnificent Chefchaouen: an amazing blue city in Morocco

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Chefchaouen is the city called "blue dream" in the northern part of Morocco. In its architecture Spanish and Mauritanian styles are mixed

Attractions in Chile: 20 must-visit places in the narrowest and the southernmost country...

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Chile is the narrowest country. We have selected the most beautiful attractions in Chile, which will not leave anyone indifferent

Arundel Castle: one of the greatest architectural masterpieces of Victorian England

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Arundel Castle is the historic residence of the Dukes of Norfolk, occupied by members of this family for more than 850 years

Katz Castle: an outpost of one of the most powerful families of medieval Germany

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The castles of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley are one of the most picturesque places in Germany. One of which is Katz Castle

Garenin: an abandoned Scottish village, now used as accommodation for adventurous tourists

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The village of Garenin (Gearrannan) is a traditional cluster of Scottish style houses on the Isle of Lewis, the largest islands of the Hebrides

Beylerbeyi Palace: one of the masterpieces of the Ottoman era

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Beylerbeyi Palace, located in the neighbourhood of Üsküdar district of the city, has been one of the most landmarks of Istanbul

Hampton Court Palace: England’s rival to Versailles

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Hampton Court was built by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, adviser to Henry VIII. The King liked the palace so much that he simply took it away