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Google Earth: what strange things can be found on the digital globe

Globes that have been spinning since 1492 have been given a whole new dimension with Google Earth, a digital globe. Everything in this world has become within reach and we can put our eyes on almost every corner of the world. Latitudes and longitudes have become something fun, not just something to weigh us with in geography and geography. Look at all the strange things he has already found.

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“Ocean Atlas” in the Bahamas: The largest underwater sculpture in the world

"Ocean Atlas" in the Bahamas was created with the help of a 3-D printer by artist Jason deCaires Taylor and is considered the largest undersea sculpture to date.

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Guide - What we are not usually allowed to do as tourists

Sometimes when we travel, we don't even realize that every culture has its own customs and that our certain behavior, which seems very normal to us, is almost unacceptable in other countries.

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Gunther Holtorf - a man who traveled by car for 26 years and visited 177 countries

They say that the law- i.e. marriage- like traveling in a small rowing boat, but they also say that traveling is "marriage". Both were experienced firsthand by Gunther Holtorf and his wife, who extended their 18-month tour of Africa to 22 or. A 26-year road trip through 177 countries. They really had a lot of mileage behind them, even the non-metaphorical ones.

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Riga - a city that is bright even in winter #2

Riga is the central city for night parties in the Baltic region, so it is particularly popular with young people from Western Europe, who enjoy various bachelor and bachelorette parties every weekend.

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Why everyone should travel alone at least once in their life

To most of us, going on a trip all alone, single, just sounds terribly scary. All the alarms immediately go off in our heads: "What if something happens to me? What if I get lost? Alone among strangers, I will surely be lonely!'' But if we want to find ourselves, we have to get lost sometimes. Read why each of us should travel alone at least once in our lives.

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8 fantastic bus stops

Waiting for a bus is almost unbearable, especially in the cold months, so we have prepared for you a selection of fantastic bus stops that can at least make the wait a little easier.

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The Paris Eiffel Tower is richer for the glass floor

The famous "Iron Lady", the Paris Eiffel Tower, is richer for a new attraction - the glass floor on the first floor, which rises 57 meters above the ground. In its iron or manners of steel, are reserved only for those with nerves of steel, because "walking on air" is not for everyone, especially not for those who are afraid of heights. The glass floor was part of a renovation worth 30 million euros, which also includes four solar panels.

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Riga - a city that is bright even in winter #1

The three Baltic states, which only broke free from the shackles of the Soviet Union a little more than twenty years ago, are facing a similar problem to the countries of the former Yugoslavia. There is always speculation as to where exactly they are located, in the Baltic or the Balkans, what the main cities are, what language they speak and what their currency is. In the desire to make the largest of the three main cities more recognizable, the Latvian capital Riga is especially proud this year to share the title of European Capital of Culture with the Swedish city of Umeå.

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10 of the weirdest hotels in the world

We present a list of the strangest hotels in the world, which definitely promise a different holiday experience.

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Couchsurfing - an unusual journey of friends who traveled across America with a couch and two dogs

Three friends, two dogs and one couch - or when couchsurfing takes on a whole new meaning.

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GetUp! calls: Be the voice of the Great Barrier Reef through the #ReefReels video contest

Today they try to put a price on everything. Even coral reefs. The Great Barrier Reef, the father of coral reefs, is worth as much as €4.7 billion to Australian tourism, but invaluable to the health of our oceans. Although it is the largest living creature in the world, a jewel that stretches for 2,300 kilometers and is the most massive representative of its species, climate change and human narrow-mindedness are taking a toll on its health. The organization GetUp! comes to his aid with a video contest.

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