Aqueduct of Segovia. is a Roman aqueduct that carried water to the Spanish city of Segovia until 1973.1 Its construction dates back to the beginning of the second century A.D. , at the end of the reign of Emperor Trajan or the beginning of Hadrian's reign.

The Temple of Nefertari at Abu Simbel is Ramses II's ode to his queen. Unique in ancient Egypt, it elevates Nefertari alongside the pharaoh. This architectural gem is not just about history, but also a tale of timeless love and reverence, etched in stone amid the desert's embrace.

Puente de Alcántara in Extremadura: Built by Romans in 103-104 AD,this isn't just a bridge; it's an ancient marvel!At 58.2m tall and 194m long,it's like the Empire State of bridges. Spanning the Tajo River, it's a testament to "old-school cool".Walk it and time-travel to Roman engineering genius! 🌉🕰️

Medici Fountain in Luxembourg Gardens, Paris, is a 17th-century oasis crafted for Marie de' Medici. This tranquil spot, with its mythological scene and shaded basin, is a serene escape, marrying art and nature amidst the city's vibrancy. A Parisian gem where history whispers amid the leaves.

Fountains Abbey in England, founded in 1132, stood as Britain's richest Cistercian monastery. But post Henry VIII's split from the Catholic Church, it was abandoned. Now, amidst its haunting ruins, 18th-century gardens flourish, offering a fusion of historical magnificence and nature's resurgence.

Positano on Italy's Amalfi Coast was a 15th-17th-century trading hub, rich during the Amalfi Republic era. By the 19th century, decline hit, prompting migration to America. Today, its cliffside beauty and Mediterranean charm make it a tourist magnet, echoing its former glory.

Tikal in Guatemala 🇬🇹 is a beacon of Mayan glory. From the 6th to 10th centuries, its temples echoed with ceremonies. Located in Tikal National Park, it marries nature's splendor with ancient narratives. A UNESCO standout, it's where lush biodiversity meets history's whispers.

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Abu Simbel: Imagine a king so cool, he builds colossal statues of himself! Ramses II did just that in Egypt. More than just ancient grandeur, this temple was relocated to escape floods. Twice a year, the sun sneaks inside, spotlighting the pharaoh's statues. Talk about a royal glow-up! 🌞🏛️

This is what the Afghan woman, icon of National Geographic magazine in 1985, looks like.

Grotta Palazzese in Puglia: Fancy dining in a cave?Not the "forgot to move out of my parents' basement" kind, but an actual Italian seaside limestone cave! A hotspot since the 1700s,it's where the waves do the serenading & every dish comes with a side of stunning Adriatic views."Sea" for yourself!🍝🌊

Pichilemu beach, world capital of surfing 🏄‍♂️ - Chile 🇨🇱

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Theater/Temple of Pietravairano, Italy 🇮🇹 (2nd century BC-IAC) Built at about 500m above sea level on the top of Mount San Nicola in the Campania region of Italy, this beautiful theater was erected together with the temple merged into a single curious and unique structure.

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Succulents: Nature's "I've got your back" plants. Forget to water? No problem! With water-storing leaves, they're low-maintenance buddies. Perfect for window decor with minimal fuss. From the sassy Aloe to chic Echeverias, there's a succulent shade for everyone. Green thumb optional! 😉

Vinicunca, also called the rainbow mountain, Perú 🇵🇪 with an altitude of 5,200 m above sea level.

“Si yo pudiera darte una cosa en la vida, me gustaria darte la capacidad de verte a ti mismo a través de mis ojos. Sólo entonces te darías cuenta de lo especial que eres para mi” - Frida Kahlo

Capsula Mundi: literally pass into the afterlife? become tree food? Thanks to Italian designers Anna and Raoul, you can! Instead of the classic coffin, you enter an organic capsule, made of seeds. They plant you, you have a tree on top of it and voila: you are an arboreal hero of the afterlife!

Isla de Pascua , Chile 🇨🇱 : Fancy a chat with giant stone heads? Spoiler: They're the strong, silent type! This remote corner of the Pacific is home to mysterious moai statues. It's history with a beachy twist. Imagine a tropical getaway with ancient rockstars, literally 😎 .