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Giant's Causeway
Bushmills, United Kingdom
Thousands of interlocking basalt columns on the Antrim coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Other · UNESCO
Bushmills, United Kingdom
Thousands of interlocking basalt columns on the Antrim coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Norway
A winding fjord with waterfalls called the Seven Sisters, listed with Nærøyfjord as a UNESCO site.
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Iceland
A geothermal field where Strokkur erupts every few minutes, giving the English language the word geyser.
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Flåm, Norway
A narrow arm of the Sognefjord with steep walls and waterfalls, part of the UNESCO-listed West Norwegian Fjord...
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Zadar, Croatia
Steps by the sea with hidden pipes beneath that turn waves into soft musical tones.
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Antwerp, Belgium
A railway station so grand it is often called a railway cathedral.
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United Kingdom
A limestone arch on the Jurassic Coast, a classic English beach photo.
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Hamburg, Germany
The main harbour piers, where ferries and harbour cruises depart.
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Kiruna, Sweden
A hotel rebuilt every winter from ice taken from the Torne River, with sculpted rooms and an ice bar, in Jukka...
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Iceland
A highland area of rainbow-coloured rhyolite mountains, lava fields and hot springs, the start of a famous tre...
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Romania
A cemetery of brightly painted wooden crosses with humorous epitaphs.
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Echternach, Luxembourg
A hiking region of sandstone cliffs, forests and narrow gorges, nicknamed Little Switzerland.
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
A narrow gorge with tunnels and a thundering stream near the Olympic ski stadium.
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Bucharest, Romania
A domed neoclassical concert hall that is the spiritual home of Romanian classical music.
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St Andrews, United Kingdom
The historic home of golf where players and visitors walk the same fairways.
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Húsavík, Iceland
A horseshoe-shaped canyon with sheer cliffs and birch forest, linked in folklore to the hoofprint of Odin's ho...
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Sarande, Albania
A deep natural spring whose water bubbles up in layers of blue, in a shady forest setting.
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Maastricht, Netherlands
A thirteenth-century Dominican church turned into a bookshop, often called one of the world's most beautiful.
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Húsavík, Iceland
A maze of strange lava pillars and caves, said in folklore to be home to trolls and elves.
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Vík í Mýrdal, Iceland
A winding, moss-covered canyon carved by a river, reached by a viewing path along the rim.
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Zadar, Croatia
A big circle of glass panels in the pavement that collects sunlight by day and glows at night.