Helps the planet, helps the people.

This is so cheerful!

Absolutely enchanting!

I want to see him

All the different levels of breathtaking!

looks so smooth

It's sumptuous ! 💐

In Salzburger Altstadt (Old City of Salzburg, Austria), many of the houses have been built with their back against Mönchsberg. There is a rather unique profession there named 'Bergputzer' (mountain patcher/mender) who climb down the city side of the cliff looking for cracks to seal. If water seeps into these cracks, it will turn to ice in the winter and expand, risking huge blocks of stone to be broken off and falling down on the houses beneath it. I wonder if the same risk and profession exist in the city pictured.

A literal "Potty Mouth". Couldn't have picked a better example if they tried.

Very conveniently placed sea spray lol :-

Their contractor must have terrible Yelp ratings

So creative 👍

Gorgeous!

so pretty

What have tho Romans ever done for us?

Hold on. Let me grab a cheese platter

I feel I should point out that this is not the ONLY way from Spain to Portugal! Lol

I though the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane? Not the snow in Spain turns mostly in to statues!

Ticket seller: “Why are you here for the 6th time in 10 minutes?” Me: “cannot reach the museum without eating the ticket” Ticket seller: “… it’s like 2 meters” Me: “exactly!”

There's a fabulous model outside the cathedral in València too, so you can appreciate the structure. It never occurred to me that it could be for the blind as it's so interesting for everyone. And the train station also has a model inside, as it's a really beautiful old building, that's not usually appreciated when you're rushing for a train. I wonder if all Spanish cities do this?

Located in Pulpi, Almería, if you wanna come, these are the coordenates 37°22′54″N 1°42′07″O / 37.381741666667, -1.7019694444444

Should be everywhere

Wow that's amazingly beautiful. Nature is incredible when you take the time to appreciate what's right in front of you

I'm not sure about the skatepark but imho it would be a great idea to transform less used churches into friendly places for people to meet or hanging out. Less and less people are religious so why waste a great architecture if you can create a safe, cozy space out of it? Like, you know, it would be great to have a wonderous architecture, stained glasses and whatnot AND comfy chairs and coffee.

I would really love for my volcano nerd family to experience this one day!

That looks stunning!

Wow, that is really cool and innovative!

Will still freak me out a bit.

We have some in Romania :)

I'd like to know how big the ship was!

Living in one of these must be a hell. Imagine the noise!

Works of art

People are still living in caravans here. Homes and businesses lost and this in the aftermath oof COVID. I hope they get back to normal soon..

Beside the point, but what a beautiful lit window (door?) bottom left.

I'm guessing food deliveries are rare.

Cute. Definitely encourages to throw out garbage; just hope they pickup the rebound

Cool ! 🤩

Please don't edit the photos so much. The ramblas of Alicante are beautiful without those heavily saturated colours

ooOoooOo

Aw, man, ceiling spaghetti!

The nighttime image makes me think of honeycomb.

It's such a beautiful city..

It is an awesome complex! 1200px-Pla...57c7a7.jpg

It was put there during a 1992 restoration. Still just floods the imagination.

It almost looks like a huge tidal wave in the background.

very common in this museum

I do love castellers. I am just vividly worried for the 5-7 YO little girls that need to climb to the top and wave the assistance.

I have been to this place. Unfortunately many tourists took some of the 'popcorn' with them, which has already destroyed parts of this beach. Now there are hefty fines if you take some and get caught by the airport security Also the local authorities put up big signs to educate the tourists. Hopefully this will prevent people from destroying this unique beach.

Are you sure that it isn't the Mexico? Everything is yellow, like in the movies...