Did you know that Hawaii's Duke Kahanamoku broke the world record in the 100-yard freestyle during his very first competition? The prodigious Duke went on to win Olympic gold in the 100-meter freestyle and silver in the relay in 1912. He also won two gold medals in 1920 and won a silver medal at ageDid you know that Hawaii's Duke Kahanamoku broke the world record in the 100-yard freestyle during his very first competition? The prodigious Duke went on to win Olympic gold in the 100-meter freestyle and silver in the relay in 1912. He also won two gold medals in 1920 and won a silver medal at age 34 in the 1924 Olympics.… see moresee less

Love this photo !!!

haha... the kardashians!

Love the relaxation of South Beach and beautiful beaches and eateries!

Just a 5-mile drive northeast of Downtown Honolulu, the Nuuanu Pali Lookout offers panoramic views of the sheer Koolau cliffs and lush Windward Coast. Driving up the Pali Highway through tall trees and dense forests to get to the lookout, you’ll see the city disappear and the tranquil beauty of Just a 5-mile drive northeast of Downtown Honolulu, the Nuuanu Pali Lookout offers panoramic views of the sheer Koolau cliffs and lush Windward Coast. Driving up the Pali Highway through tall trees and dense forests to get to the lookout, you’ll see the city disappear and the tranquil beauty of Hawaii’s natural landscape emerge.… see moresee less

Been here in 1998 with sis, Glo. I think it is one of the most beautfiul gardens in the world. Ah, the floral prints were just amazing!

Interestingly enough they have a DNA research department here that is frequently contacted by the police for help with solving crimes. In a very famous case, Kew was able to discern what food a torso found in the Thames had consumed.

I was there in 1997. I'm wondering if the botanical prints by Shirley Sherwood collection (I believe) are still exhibited there?

beautiful forest..awesome for hiking

My favority city in the US

Cable Car, San Francisco, CA

Yummmm

Nothing like standing in line for thirty minutes to drink cafe au lait and eat hot, fried dough by the humid riverbank. Makes me sweat just thinking about it.
Much better to go in the winter, when hot snacks outdoors are a welcome treat.

Yes Please!!

Beautifully designed (and camouflaged) architecture meant to conceal the identity of it as being a Jewish Synagogue, the Viennese designer chose to use primarily Islamic models of architecture. Located near the border of the Budapest Ghetto.

Warrior marker from the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific - a Heritage Site of Hawaii.

This church has seen it all including numerous coronations and high-profile weddings, particularly the two marriages of its namesake, King Matthias. Fascinating story here about the "Mary wonder" involving cannonfire, an unexpected vision of the Virgin Mary and the collapse of the city because of This church has seen it all including numerous coronations and high-profile weddings, particularly the two marriages of its namesake, King Matthias. Fascinating story here about the "Mary wonder" involving cannonfire, an unexpected vision of the Virgin Mary and the collapse of the city because of it. A must visit.… see moresee less

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Gellert Hill is a 700+ feet high hill known for its beautiful vantage point. Not surprisingly, it is currently known to be an affluential neighborhood for many ambassadors & dignitaries. Part of the world heritage site known as the "Banks of the Danube."

Vancouver International Airport, Canada

you can also rent kayaks there in summer and ice skate in winter

In a city full of wondrous places, this is among its best attractions. While it's lovely just about any time of year it's incredibly special in the fall.

Happy days!

Looking for great street food!

Next trip to Europe!

Not only is Budapest the capital city of Hungary as well as being a favored spot for global travelers, it has the world's largest thermal cave system. So it is hot in more ways than one. Also holds an incredible amount of World Heritage Sights throughout.

Soooo want to go back!

Biggest dream

Forever Vancouver

Honolulu sunrise

Local cuisine

Indulge in Hawaii Regional Cuisine

This sign is perhaps the only thing I remember from my last trip to Vegas! Interestingly, this sign actually sits in the town of Paradise (vs. Las Vegas proper) and is also considered to be the official southern end of the Sunset Strip.

lots of people say this place is too touristy but i love it. you've got a beautiful ocean paradise and that lots of fun activities to do at night up and down the strip. the streets at night are filled with street performers and live bands.

Been there twice with my children. A must see with your children.

this is a place you can spend a week. the hotels around the area are all themed. There are some amazing ones. I stayed at the treehouse one. Loved it. Woke and a peacock was just hanging outside my window.

My wife and I are going next Jan.

Walk across and up and across some more.

1995, 1997, 2001, 2003, 2007

take the Houses of Parliament tour to get insight into English history and cultural philosophy.

Managed to even do the tour last year, well worth it if you can get tickets.

This is the room dedicated to the Enlightenment at the British Museum and at the risk of sounding a bit dramatic, I find this room incredibly humbling. I can never spend less than a few hours here and I've been many times at this point. Whatever you do, don't miss it.

How did they transport some of those things to London???