University of Oxford Botanic Garden: what to know
Behind a 17th-century gateway, this walled garden runs along the River Cherwell and gathers over 5,000 plant species across a modest footprint. Founde… Read the guide
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Behind a 17th-century gateway, this walled garden runs along the River Cherwell and gathers over 5,000 plant species across a modest footprint. Founde… Read the guide
Anchored by the country's tallest stone spire, this Gothic cathedral stuns with the architectural unity of its dark marble nave. The chapter house pro… Read the guide
This long pale stone building preserves the remains of 130,000 unknown soldiers, both French and German, who fell during the battle. The structure hou… Read the guide
This narrow strip of land protects a groundwater forest filled with primates, open savanna, and an alkaline lake. Lake Manyara National Park supports … Read the guide
This wide strip of golden sand draws a more local, athletic crowd than the central beaches. Tucked between two breakwaters, you will find volleyball c… Read the guide
Set on Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt, this ship-shaped venue stands out with its moving photovoltaic sail. It features a large multi-purpose hall… Read the guide
Explore the underground galleries of this massive military installation to reach the 155 mm gun turret. You will discover the remains of the Battle of… Read the guide
The Museum of Fine Arts of Reims houses one of the top French collections dedicated to Camille Corot, alongside a version of The Death of Marat by Jac… Read the guide
Right next to the cathedral, this former archbishop's palace houses the museum of royal coronations. Your tour takes you from the expansive Banquet Ha… Read the guide
Perched on a barren desert ridge, a row of sandstone pavilions honors the rulers of the Bhatti dynasty. Wandering among these royal cenotaphs reveals … Read the guide
Overlooking Maota Lake, this fortified complex in Jaipur showcases Hindu-Muslim architecture blending successive courtyards with cut-stone walls. Your… Read the guide
This 200-metre red sandstone bridge has spanned the Neckar since 1788. Walking across takes you from a fortified medieval gate toward the heights of t… Read the guide
This palm-lined promenade curves around Cavtat Harbor, tucked between beaches and sunset-facing bars. The water shelters fishing boats and luxury yach… Read the guide
Red laterite cliffs drop straight into the water at Varkala, overlooked by a paved path lined with shops and Ayurvedic centers. Down below, the sand w… Read the guide
Explore Bayeux Cathedral, consecrated in 1077 with William the Conqueror in attendance. The building blends Romanesque arcades with Gothic elevations.… Read the guide
This wide paved promenade traces a six kilometre curve along the Arabian Sea. You walk past a row of UNESCO-listed Art Deco buildings, facing a coasta… Read the guide
I walked past Sainte-Chapelle many times in the past without even noticing this little religious monument, literally glued to the Palais de Justice. To be honest, the price is pretty steep for how lo…
I walked past Sainte-Chapelle many times in the past without even noticing this little religious monument, literally glued to the Palais de Justice. To be honest, the price is pretty steep for how long the visit takes (30 minutes if you just want to "see" it, longer if you want to look at all the details). When you enter the first level... It's nice, but cramped, and my first impression was disappointment: I paid 23€ for this??? Then, a staircase I hadn't noticed at first leads you up to the upper level... That's a whole different story! It isn't any wider, but the ceiling is much higher, and huge, spectacular stained glass windows stretch up from every side to the top of the walls. It i…
Sainte-Chapelle, built by Saint Louis in the 13th century, is a gothic masterpiece tucked inside the Palais de Justice (Courthouse). Its upper chapel … Read the guide
You take off your shoes and roll up your pants to wade barefoot through water across immersive installations. Lights, mirrors, and sensors react direc… Read the guide
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I really like TeamLab, it is always a slightly magical sensory experience, it is gorgeous and extremely well done. BUT... It is a total highway, there are crowds everywhere all the time and a lot of w…
I really like TeamLab, it is always a slightly magical sensory experience, it is gorgeous and extremely well done. BUT... It is a total highway, there are crowds everywhere all the time and a lot of waiting in line to get the most instagrammable photos possible. So the experience is a bit mixed on my end, it is a super place but you have to expect it to be packed. On the flip side, the experience is really great for kids, with activities specially dedicated to them where they can have an absolute blast!
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