OH YEA !

Bay of Naples, Italy

Wild driving/traffic. There was something about the vibe in that city that appealed to me.

Breathtaking

While it looks serene here, the town population triples at the height of the tourist season so be careful about when you go.

History .....

Este es el mejor lugarr

Nice historical activity. Def get the headphones for the tour.

If you've ever crossed the border into Russia on land, you know that the minute you do you see all the buildings suddenly take on an onion shape. I love St. Basil's because it's really the quintessential example of that style of architecture. I hadn't realized it was built in the 1500s.

so much history here. one of the most amazing places i've ever been. kinda leaves you speechless.

Hey, this looks like fun! We should do this.

This is obviously the volcano responsible for the destruction of Pompeii. Would love to see this as well as the remains of Pompeii!

Would love to see Pompeii!

Bryce was my favorite of all of Utah's NP's.

There are these amazing rock formations called "hoodoos" here that look like someone took wet sand and let it drip into a skinny tower shape. One of the most amazing things I think I've ever seen.

2011.12, met STORM lol

This is a nonprofit, work-in-progress memorial to Crazy Horse. When all is said to done, the mountainous sculpture will be larger than the U.S. Presidents of Mt. Rushmore (87' vs. 69').

i was here with a friend of mine and he spent the entire time in an internet cafe chatting with his girlfriend back home. In AMSTERDAM!

Loved this place..especially the canal cruise

take both the bus and boat tour!

Amazing karst limestone formations.

One of my absolute favorite things to do in Paris is to start out at the Palais Royal, see the shops, walk down rue St. Honore, and walk a bit north up rue Royale to end my trek at the Place de la Madeleine. This little circle of streets is one of my favorites. Among the many things to see here are One of my absolute favorite things to do in Paris is to start out at the Palais Royal, see the shops, walk down rue St. Honore, and walk a bit north up rue Royale to end my trek at the Place de la Madeleine. This little circle of streets is one of my favorites. Among the many things to see here are the Maille mustard store, Laduree, and the Pinacotheque museum. Great people watching and always something going on. I believe the Baccarat showroom is here, too and they have a lovely restaurant.… see moresee less

Amsterdam. Canals!

Red Light District

Red Light Districtt

New

New

The outside of this building was actually used as the setting of the tri-atholons of the 2000 summer olympics

second most beautiful city in europe imho

Houses the St Vitus Cathedral which in turn houses what is my favourite stained glass window. Also houses the Chapel of St. Wenceslas and the burial places of many Bohemian kings and Holy Roman Emperors. Fantastic example of Gothic architecture.

The Czech Crown Jewels are kept here. The history of the castle goes back to the 9th century!

Persol shades, inspired by Capri, beautiful anywhere!

Capri, Italy's idyllic island, for more island gems click thru

Wailua Falls, just north of Lihue, is a step off the beaten path. Located at the south end of the Wailua River, it cascades into two streams, dropping 80-feet below. Some even say the distance is more accurately described as 200 feet.

Included when you book this board

Old-world luxury that makes the word "grand" seem not quite grand enough. Located in Old Quebec this hotel is also quite modern in thoughtful touches, including a great selection of e-postcards. Worth a splurge.

Tower Bridge

Para Agosto

:)

Can't wait to go back!!

England

This property lies on the northern slopes of the Tlacolula valley in subtropical central Oaxaca and consists of two pre-Hispanic archaeological complexes and a series of pre-historic caves and rock shelters. Some of these shelters provide archaeological and rock-art evidence for the progress of This property lies on the northern slopes of the Tlacolula valley in subtropical central Oaxaca and consists of two pre-Hispanic archaeological complexes and a series of pre-historic caves and rock shelters. Some of these shelters provide archaeological and rock-art evidence for the progress of nomadic hunter-gathers to incipient farmers. Ten thousand-year-old Cucurbitaceae seeds in one cave, Guilá Naquitz, are considered to be the earliest known evidence of domesticated plants in the continent, while corn cob fragments from the same cave are said to be the earliest documented evidence for the domestication of maize. The cultural landscape of the Prehistoric Caves of Yagul and Mitla demonstrates the link between man and nature that gave origin to the domestication of plants in North America, thus allowing the rise of Mesoamerican civilizations. One of 31 World Heritage Sites in Mexico!… see moresee less

Spaghetti Road

lion of lucerne

I 'D L-o-v-e to Go To Greece; Ireland; Sweeden-Switzer-land; and Isreal!!!!!

memory

I used to live so close to it...

history

Momsey!!

This is an amazing site of Mayans remains. It's the largest excavated site in North America. This is in the northern region of Guatemala.