Sightseeing - Blog Posts
sight seeing around hyrule ;)
Gutenberg Castle and church in Balzers, Liechtenstein.
Day 70: in Prague, the buildings are pretty
There are surprisingly not many cars or people.
Most places are rather cozy, some are expensive (900 Czech crowns for a small Tiramisu cake) but most are affordable.
There are some cool things to see here as well
Sightseeing in San Simeon
Soco Falls, Part One
A double waterfall located on the Cherokee Nation near the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina.
oh, the places you'll go.
a list of places I want to travel to before I die
USA:
Alaska -
Arizona (Phoenix) - ✓ 2019
California (San Fran, San Diego, L.A.) -
Colorado -
Florida (Orlando) - ✓ - 2020
Georgia (Atlanta) -
Hawaii (Honolulu) -
Kentucky (Louisville) -
Louisiana (New Orleans) -
New York (NYC & Manhattan) - ✓ - 2018
Nevada (Las Vegas) -
Texas (Austin, Dallas, Houston) -
Utah (Salt Lake City) -
Washington (Seattle) -
Washington D.C. - ✓ - 2017
Canada:
Banff -
Toronto - ✓ - 2024
Mexico:
Cancún -
Mexico City -
Asia:
Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, & Osaka) - ✓ - 2023
South Korea (Busan & Seoul) -
Europe:
Austria (Vienna) -
Denmark -
Finland -
France (Paris) - ✓ - 2022
Germany (Hamburg & Berlin) - ✓ - 2022
Greece (Athens, Santorini, Mykonos) -
Iceland (Reykjavík) -
Ireland (Dublin) -
Italy (Rome, Amalfi, & Venice) -
Netherlands (Amsterdam) -
Norway -
Scotland -
Sweden -
Switzerland (Bern) -
U.K. (London, Manchester, Birmingham) -
South America:
Peru (Machu Picchu) -
Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) -
Misc Islands:
Australia (Sydney) -
New Zealand -
Bahamas - ✓ - 2024
Costa Rica -
Fiji -
Jamaica - ✓ - 2024
Haiti - ✓ - 2024
Tahiti (Bora Bora) -
Cape Sunion is the farthest point of mainland Greece. In ancient times it was considered a sacred place; from its steep cliffs the mythical king of Athens, Theseus, thinking that his son Theseus had been killed in battle with the Minotaur after seeing the black sails on his ship, threw himself into the sea (hence the name Aegean), on the walls of the ruins of the ancient temple of Poseidon, which rises on the cliffs from where you can enjoy spectacular views of the Aegean Sea and where Lord Byron engraved his name.
Przylądek Sunion jest najdalej wysuniętym punktem Grecji kontynentalnej. W czasach starożytnych był uważany za święte miejsce, z jego stromych klifów mityczny król Aten Egeusz, myśląc, że jego syn Tezeusz zginął w walce z Minotaurem po tym, jak zobaczył czarne żagle na jego statku, rzucił się do morza (stąd nazwa Morza Egejskiego), na ścianach ruin starożytnej świątyni Posejdona, która wznosi się na klifach, skąd można podziwiać spektakularne widoki na Morze Egejskie i gdzie Lord Byron wyrył swoje imię.
