Numerous tourists and city dwellers can’t take their eyes off the following building. The entrance area is an imposing 28 meters high and it seems to be more a fairy tale gallery, surrounded by light and color that a usual cathedral.

By the way, the Cathedral is powered with 55,000 LED lights consumes only 20Kwatt / h of electricity. It is a common knowledge, that the Luminarie De Cagna stops a lot of viewers at the recent 2012 Light Festival in Ghent, Belgium.

I must admit the light and color are jaw dropping and the best things is the fact that the whole shebang only uses 20 kilowatts per hour of energy.

Brilliant!

Gibraltar Airport is the only one place in the world where the runway actually intersects with a major highway. And it looks so unusual and cool, I would love to look at the pictures over and over again.

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They say that sooner or later this interesting roadway is set to be replaced with an underground tunnel. But right now everything is just the way it is.

I am fond of this airport.

Vienna Сhristmas market or Christkindlmarkt belongs to Europe’s most popular Christmas market and there you can buy wooden hut stalls.

Imagine the beautifully decorated park, lit up and decorated with traditional candles, and people that offer home-made and hand-crafted art and stocking fillers.

Enjoy the festive atmosphere and cookie baking workshops for kids. The Christmas Market season starts on Saturday, 13th November. The Magic of Advent in Vienna perfectly complements the market in front of City Hall.

Hurry up!

I am talking about an imposing 130 foot rock pillar called Katskhi that has been venerated since ancient times.By the way, you should understand that it is not Georgia, the American state, but Georgia a small country between Europe and Asia.

Katskhi lies less than 10 km from a small mining city called Chiatura and it is one of the most photographed and popular places in the country.

I am ready to bet you will love the fact that a Georgian monk has been living in this rock building for nearly 20 years. What is more, the high church is estimated to have been built in between the 6th and 8th centuries.

Would you love to visit it one day?

New York is fantastic at any season and it attracts people as a magnet. New York is beautiful, stylish and has something to suit everybody. Together with famous sightseeings such as: numerous skyscrapers, the Empire State building and the Rockefeller Center with observation decks offering mind-blowing views, the Statue of Liberty and much more this city boasts:

- Shopping facilities

I must admit New York with its huge Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales and Macy’s is shoppers paradise. I am ready to bet you will find here everything you really need.

- Bars, Restaurants and Nightlife

I can’t think of any other place offering such a huge selection of awesome and chic bars and restaurants as New York. It has over 18,000 eating establishments so you will always find something to suit your needs.

- Culture

New York is famous not only for both Broadway and off-Broadway shows but for a huge concentration of finest museums and theatres.

By the way, don’t miss yellow cabs as the main New York sightseeing.

Are you into New York?

The museum can be named one of the most unusual building and projects I’ve seen so far. During your visit to Corpus, you will learn how the human body is made up, how it works and what you should do to keep it healthy.

The museum looks very unusual and cool – all the walls and halls are modeled with fiberglass and they really look like the inside of a giant human body.

Her Majesty Queen Beatrix opened the museum CORPUS in March 2008 and it is the one in the world. The visitors can take a spectacular excursion around the human body.

CORPUS gives all the information we need both educational and entertainment. To put it short, this museum is a 35-meter high transparent building with the contours of the human body projecting from it.

Visit this museum and get a tour for EUR 16,50.

The 5m statue was installed opposite the new City Museum in Gordon Reserve and in 2007, the statue come back to its home at La Trobe University in Bundoora.

If you still wonder why this statue looks like this, you should be aware of the fact that
Melbourne sculptor Charles Robb turned Victoria’s first lieutenant-governor, Charles La Trobe, on his head, to show to the rest of the world that most universities should change their ideas as well.

Some people were offended by the statue of La Trobe, which was unveiled at La Trobe Uni’s Bundoora campus.

How do you like it?