Here are some cool places that most of us cannot visit.

Some places we could never see in person if not for photography. Please add some of your own.

Ceiling over St. Mary's Altar, Krakow, Poland

Corsica, France

Queen Victoria Clock in Chester, England

Prague

Secluded beach Amalfi Coast, Italy

Milan, zodiac sundial, 1768 created by 
the Accademia di Brera - Summer solstice 

Millau Viaduct, France 

Enjoy

a reply to: Jdennis10
What amazing pictures!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!

Corsica, France is breathtakingly beautiful!!!

a reply to: Martin75

Thank you, I hope you enjoy the beauty of this world.

Here are a few more. Who wants to join me on this ride?
Underwater Roller Coaster in Japan 

Turquoise River, BC, Canada 

Artic Cathedral, Norway

a reply to: Jdennis10
I wanna ride!!!!

a reply to: Martin75

Thank you for adding that cool video. Pack your bags we are all going to Japan.

Lovely. I've been to a few of the places in the first post. Here's me holiday snaps
Fisherman's Bastion Budapest


Capri (Island off the Amalfi Coast for the rich & famous)


Pompeii


Szcheznyi Thermal Baths Budapest the best place ever!


Mouse Island Corfu Greece


The stunning abandoned Chateau Clochard France so sad



And of course Neuschwanstein Castle Germany the original Dracula's Castle


Enjoy!

a reply to: PhyllidaDavenport

Wow! Just breathtaking! Thank you for adding your amazing photos.

a reply to: PhyllidaDavenport
Wow, Phyllida thank you so very much for sharing your pictures! They are amazing!!!! Chateau Clochard France is breathtaking! I wonder what it would take to restore it

Amazing! Thank you for the photos!

Castle Bran, the "really real" Dracula´s castle:

a reply to: DerBeobachter

Thank you for adding.

i post this a lot. the sedlec ossuary. the inside of the church is all human bones. in the czech republic.



im far from religious but i love the art and architecture. i would be hard pressed to find something cooler than st peters basilica

a reply to: Jdennis10
The one thing that I learned during my earlier years when travel was my hobby, is that almost every place on earth has an unusual sight or story to offer.

I grew up outside of Washington, D.C.. I never understood why everyone that came to visit wanted to go to the White House and to the surrounding memorials. Growing up in the area and seeing them all the time, took the mystery, mystic, and excitement out of them. I am sure that many people that live in tourist areas feel the same way about their local sites.

Being old and poor, I can't travel the way I used to, so I have learned to enjoy my staycations. I look for the beautiful and the unique locally, within driving distance and even in my back yard. I find something interesting every time I take a stroll through the woods, and it doesn't cost me a thing.

The pictures are beautiful and they stir a bit of the wanderlust within me, but I know my limitations. Thanks.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

Thank you for the beautiful reply!

a reply to: TinySickTears

Thank you for adding your amazing photos. Nice bones!

Amazing pics everyone thanks for sharing :-)

a reply to: DarkvsLight29

Think of all hours in airport security lines, you just saved.
Lighthouse in Sunderland, England

This one is for you.

originally posted by: Jdennis10
a reply to: DarkvsLight29

Think of all hours in airport security lines, you just saved.
Lighthouse in Sunderland, England

This one is for you.

Nice one thanks, won't need to get on a plane anytime soon

Stunning, breath taking! Thank you for a great thread!