This was originally called the Flavian Amphitheatre and was mostly used as public entertainment arena. The Colosseum is one of the most famous attractions in Rome and is where most gladiatorial fights took place. Today, actors in gladiator clothes stand outside the Colosseum, where you can take pictures with them (for a price!) The Colosseum is a testament to the ingenuity of the builders, having stood the test of time. While parts have been damaged, the Colosseum still remains standing in most of its original glory today. It is advisable that you buy your tickets in advance to skip the ticketing queue, which can be quite the time saver!
Yellowstone's Grand Canyon is one of the most iconic sites in the region, providing several stunning vistas as you go along. This almost 40 km long canyon is a large and the most famous canyon in Yellowstone. It is hugely popular among visitors due to its scenic views of the Lower and Upper falls, as well as the fascinating pink and yellow coloured rocks. There are several viewpoints and points of interest along the length of the canyon. The canyon's beautiful shades of colours are an iconic part of Yellowstone. The mineral stains due to the activities of water have given the rocks of the canyon such a pleasant tint of colours, it is truly a sight to behold. The geology of the canyon is not completely clear. It was created due to erosion over hundreds of thousands of years, and the geothermal nature of the area is still prevalent, which can be seen by the hot springs throughout the canyon.
Mumbai is a spectacular paradox of chaos and hope, glamor and squalor, modernity and tradition, old and new. Famously known as the City of Dreams, Mumbai ? formerly known as Bombay ? has a long colonial history, starting from Gandhi's visits to the city to the intense protests against the Simon Commission in 1928, the city has stood witness to many important events in the country's freedom struggle. Today, Mumbai is a beautifully blended melting pot of cultures and lifestyles. The city soaks in everything into its fabric, making it its very own. From European and Portuguese inhabitants who migrated years ago to the city, to upcoming actors struggling to make it big on the silver screen; from Bollywood superstars to big industrialists to tribes of fisherman and slum dwellers, Mumbai is a city that proudly boasts of stories from different walks of human survival.
Pamukalle is a city located in the western side of Turkey. This city is called the city of minerals as there are a lot of minerals left on the shores of this city by flowing water. Called as the natural spa this place has tourism as one of its major industries. People come to this place all the time and prefer bathing in its fresh as well as natural water. Pamukalle is a Turkish word which means 'a castle of cotton'. This area has been declared as the world heritage sites and you won't be able to find full-fledged hotels in this area. However, this location has a beautiful scenic view and nature lovers must visit this place at least once in their lifetime.
Stretching for 2300 kilometres off the east coast of Australia, the Great Barrier Reef is one of nature's greatest marvels. It is officially the biggest structure made by living organisms and can be seen from even outer space!! Blessed with abundant marine flora and fauna, visitors are always enthralled by the sheer beauty of this unique ecosystem. Snorkelling and diving are some of the most popular activities here to get a first-hand experience of the marine life. Apart from the many reefs themselves, there are hundreds of tropical islands and golden sun-kissed beaches along the reef. These islands and beaches are the perfect setting for those who wish to take a break and bask under the sun. When you are looking for some time away from the beaches and the reef, take helicopter rides to truly experience the beauty of the region. Gifted with natural beauty straight from heaven, it is no surprise this natural wonder is one of the most popular destinations in the world.
The capital city of Netherlands probably has one of the most chilled out vibes across all cities of Europe. If you're travelling to Amsterdam, rest assured, it's going to be one of your most wonderful experiences. The city has everything, from a bustling nightlife, to picnic parks, to some spectacular museums. You're going to find yourself spoilt for choice! Ditch everything and rent a bike, have a picnic in the Vondelpark, go shopping in the streets of Jordaan, cruise in Amsterdam's picturesque canals, eat popular street foods such as the herring at the herring carts, visit the historical house of Anne Frank, or go beer tasting at de Goyer's Brouwerij 'Tij (and the tons of microbreweries on offer throughout the city).
An overseas territory of Britain, British Virgin Islands is nothing but beautiful and an enchanting place to be. With still a major chunk of the islands untouched, this archipelago features all the gorgeous things from rolling green hills, verdant mountainous landscape, reef-lined sparkling beaches and popular shipwrecks. White sandy beaches with clear blue water frothing at the banks, unblemished gardens, lush mountains, exotic flora and fauna and hassle-free lifestyle make the British Virgin Islands one of an ideal destination of Caribbean. The strategic location of this Caribbean archipelago made this place a hotspot for yachting enthusiasts and world's sailing hot spot.
Kolkata, India's second biggest city, is a perpetually ongoing festival of human existence, concurrently luxurious and squalid, refined and frantic, pointedly futuristic, while beautifully in decay. A vibrant 350-year-old metropolis located on India's Eastern Coast, the capital of West Bengal thrives on contradictions and imposing spectacles; nothing is commonplace in this city. Famously known as the City of Joy, Kolkata is, in every sense, the artistic, cultural and intellectual capital of the country. Kolkata's streets are vivid, hectic, chaotic, and yet, brimming with life and creativity. Driven by the indomitable spirit of the self-made middle class, the city has created a beautiful juxtaposition of the old colonial-era charm with the nascent upcoming hipster culture that thrives amongst the city's millennial residents.
Best Time : October to March
8. Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona, Known around the world for its legendary football team. It is the capital of Catalonia and the second largest city in Spain. Barcelona is located on the northeast coast of the Iberian Peninsula, facing the Mediterranean Sea. It has a Mediterranean climate with mild, humid winters and warm, dry summers.
Barcelona has many attractions for tourists like Sagrada Familia by Antonio GaudÃ, L’Aquarium de Barcelona, Poble Espanyol de Montjuïc otherwise known as the Spanish Village, La Pedrera – Casa Mila by Antonio Gaudà and many more.
9.London, England
London is the capital city of England and the United Kingdom. Also, London ranked top amongst the best place to visit in the world by U.S. News Travel. There are so many interesting places to visit in London. With eclectic neighborhoods and numerous landmarks, London requires several days to get to know. Along London’s bankside you will find a reconstruction of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, resident storytellers show visitors every intricate element of this impressive replica building. With a London Pass you can visit all of these top London attractions, a fantastic sightseeing saving! See also; Top 10 Places to Visit in London.
10. Palawan Island, Philippines
The largest island in the Palawan Province. Voted as the most beautiful island in the world several time. Palawan Island is a slice of heaven, teeming with exotic wildlife, quiet waterfalls, quaint fishing villages, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and incredible local experiences. If you ever came to Palawan, you must visit the Calauit Game Preserve, peaceful wildlife sanctuaries and got to El Nido and Coron Island, regarded as one of the best dive sites in the world.
World's top 10 places to visit in 2020
Reviewed by Kushal Mondal
on
1:54 AM
Rating: 5
_20180710123043.jpg)
![](data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,<svg height="450px" width="800px" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"/>)
![](data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,<svg height="394px" width="700px" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"/>)
![](data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,<svg height="466px" width="700px" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"/>)
No comments