As you can see, we’re little obsessed with Titanic for the last couple of days and after showing you how the sleeping beauty at the bottom of the ocean looks like 105 years after, today we’ve decided to represent these artifacts recovered from the ship.
Clothing, watches, viol-line, keys, gloves and many more artifacts were recovered from the Titanic over the years and have been auctioned off or put on display in one of many museums around the world. Scroll down and take a look.
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Who said that paradises are only on heaven? If you believe it too, these winter paradises we’ve collected will definitely change your mind and make you wish you were there!
Some of them are located in Russia, Germany or Canada but no matter the location you will fall in love with each one of these destinations at first sight! ATTENTION summer lovers! We’re afraid you will cheat your long-termed relationship with summer and fall in love with winter instead after seeing these photos! Scroll down to rest your eyes and brains for a second and enjoy!
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In the Cappadocia region of Turkey there is a town called Derinkuyu and beneath Derinkuyu there is a city, vast and deep, of ancient design, preserved to this day.
We’re talking about the largest of the Cappadocia underground complexes, which has the potential to house up to 20,000 people. It was opened to visitors in 1969 and the question who built this city and why still remains unanswered. Travelers, if you have a passion for discovering new mysterious places, Derinkuyu is the city you MUST visit soon! Scroll down and enjoy!
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For those of you who haven’t been in Cologne during winter time I must say you’ve missed a lot! But nothing’s lost because you still have the time before Christmas to pack your suitcases and visit the most beautiful city in Germany.
Cologne or so called Köln is located in on both sides of the Rhine River, less than eighty kilometers from Belgium. The city is best known for the amazing Cologne Cathedral and these 10 more reasons why you will fall in love with the city at first sight if you decide to travel there! Enjoy the view!
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Most people outside Bulgaria don’t know how diverse and beautiful one of the latest member of the EU is.
Situated in the Southeastern corner of Europe, Bulgaria is now focused on the future striving for a better image as an amazing new destination for tourism. Except the beautiful monsters, churches, mosques and synagogues, lakes, rivers or resorts located in mountains, you will be surprised to find out that in Bulgaria nest almost 70% of all bird species in Europe! How amazing is that?
This country is also one of the most warm countries in the World! Bulgarians are very hospitable people and because of that in most places you will be welcomed in the traditional way with delicious local meals and wine. The people like to celebrate and you can observe local festivals. Scroll down and find our 11 more reasons to put Bulgaria on your travel list right now!
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Underwater attractions are one of the most visited places tourist want to see lately and this museum in Cancun, Mexico is one of those places because it’s the world’s largest underwater museum.
Found in the picturesque waters of the Mexican Caribbean, the below-water sculpture museum was a collaboration between artist Jason deCaires Taylor and the National Marine Park. There are over 400 life-size structures you can swim through. Until you visit this place, scroll down and enjoy our little underwater tour!
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If you’re looking for paradise, you just found it and its called Sénanque Abbey! Wondering why? Keep reading!
This Cistercian abbey, located in western Provence, in the hills of the Luberon is one of three beautiful Romanesque abbeys founded by the Cistercians in Provence, France. It’s sublime, solitary setting, surrounded by fields of lavender, and the timeless serenity and honey-coloured stone of the monastic buildings. This makes it one of the most photographed sights in Provence and as we said before a peaceful paradise on Earth.
If you want to visit this place, you should know that this is still a working abbey and visitor numbers are tightly controlled, so little disturbs the abbey’s contemplative calm and the exquisite lines of its 850-year-old architecture. The monks make a living from growing lavender and producing honey, both of which can be bought from the abbey shop. Okay! We’ll stop the small talk and show you a piece of this heaven on Earth!
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If you ever wondered does a living rainbow exist, the answer is yes! Eucalyptus deglupta also called the Rainbow Eucalyptus is truly one of the most amazingly stunning trees and it definitely has the most beautiful bark of any tree on Earth.
Rainbow eucalyptus is the only eucalyptus tree indigenous to the northern hemisphere. It grows in the Philippines, New Guinea, and Indonesia where it thrives in tropical forests that get a lot of rain. The tree grows up to 250 feet tall in its native environment.
As we heard, all of the people who have seen this amazing tree had fallen in love at first sight. Scroll down and see if you’re going to fall for it too!
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The mark of Paris, Eiffel Tower is one of the main attractions tourists visit Paris at the first place. This wrought iron lattice tower was constructed in 1889 as an entrance to the 1889’s World’s Fair.
Except for its marvelous beauty, this monument is the most visited in the World from nearly 6.91 million people in 2015 and that makes her even more attractive to visit.
Let’s take a look at her during rain, snow and sunshine. Either way, it’s going to take your breath!
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Meet one more phenomena of the nature, the meeting of Baltic and North Seas underwater.
The area where the Baltic and the North Sea come into contact is quite shallow and so the contact face is relatively small. There is of course some mixing but it is quite minimal due to the difference of the density.
It is also helped by the fact that the Baltic is not tidal which keeps most of its water within the Baltic basin and this water is constantly being reduced in salinity by the rivers which drain into the Baltic.
If there wasn’t that small opening into the North Sea the Baltic would be a giant fresh water lake. Take a look and enjoy this sea radevu!
