7 Of The Most Stunning Castles In Europe And Beyond

Fairytales, princes, princesses and Disney movies of childhood and even as we get older, the appeal of the castle remains at least partly because they so regularly serve as backdrops in video games, movies and books. Unless you happen to find that you had a long lost great great grandfather who left you an international conglomerate in mining and shipping then, unfortunately, you’ll probably never get the chance to live in such grandeur. Luckily there are a lot of absolutely stunning castles around the world that are open to the public, some are even converted into hotels where you can stay if only for a night. We present you the 7 visually stunning and historically fascinating castles from throughout Europe and beyond.

Different Views of Opera House in Sydney Australia

Opera House in Sydney Australia is probably the most known building in Australia and is visited by most travelers passing trough Australia continent. Opera house is not just opera itself, it is full or bars, cafes and dining possibilities. Opera was designed and built by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, opening its doors in 1973. The building is situated close to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, on Bennelong Point. Opera house is 183 metres long and 120 metres wide a is consisting of so called shells.

Amazing Chocolate Cake Art

If you have a taste for something sweet with chocolate favor than this chocolate cake art will make your eyes rolling. So don’t waste your time and hurry up to find out some chocolate cake recipe on the net.

Venice Alias the City On Water Submerging

Venice is an beautiful Italian city in the northern part of Italy. Venezia, how it is correctly named and spelled in Italy, is the 1300-year-old island city. No dispute, this city is suitable for all romantic spirits out there. But how long will this city last? By this trend, there is assumption, that by 2055, the most of city parts will be permanently submerged. To rescue the city, a so called Moses project were started in 2001. It is an integrated defence system consisting of rows of mobile gates to protect the Venetian lagoon. If there are no problems with funding, the work is expected to be completed in 2012. Will this project protect the city enough in the future? We will see soon.