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Going on vacation to an island on its own sound absolutely amazing, but staying in an overwater bungalow... That just takes it to the next level! Seriously, these overwater bungalows are so gorgeous, we could look at them all day long. See for yourselves and check out the most incredible overwater bungalows in the world below! Four Seasons Bora Bora, French Polynesia 2. Song Saa Private Island, Cambodia 3. Laucala, Fiji 4. One&Only Reethi Rah, Maldives 5. Conrad Bora Bora Nui, French Polynesia

FC Barcelona museum & Camp Nou stadium Home of Barcelona football team. If there are no games during your visit, then book the stadium and museum tour. TICKETS Camp Nou Experience The Camp Nou stadium and FCB museum are among the most popular attractions in Barcelona attracting millions of visitors a year. Camp Nou also has the one of the largest Nike stores in Europe packed with Barca merchandise. Picasso Museum The Picasso Museum is Barcelona's most famous museum. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga in the south of Spain, but the Picasso family moved to Barcelona in 1895 and Picasso lived here until 1904. He considered himself as being from Barcelona and it was here that spent his early years as a struggling young painter and first exhibited. The most famous Picasso paintings are not in Barcelona, but you can see a unique collection of 4000 works with early sketches and canvases, which shows his incredible development from student to the world´

When people are travelling they do like to buy some small souvenirs to remind them of memories they had in a foreign country or they buy them for their friends and relatives as a thoughtful gift for them, showing that they were thinking about them while travelling. Here we will show you the most popular souvenirs people buy from around the world 1. DRACULA MUG, ROMANIA Aren't these mugs just lovely? People do get crazy in Romania about the Dracula alias Vlad the Impaler, so everything is just covered with the face of Dracula. 2. POPE BOTTLE OPENER, VATICAN As Vatican is one of the smallest independent country in the world, there's no wonder that the most important and famous person is the Pope. His face is put on every souvenir in Vatican even on the bottle openers. 3. PHARAOH STATUE, EGYPT The pyramids, the sphinx, camels and… pharaohs. You simply cannot leave Egypt without one of these statuettes in your luggage. 4. CHRIST THE REDEMEER

I am almost sure, that when you think about traveling, you always think about those trips with plane, car, bus, train, ship or even by foot..But have you ever thought about time traveling? Ohh, sorry, first of all, do you believe that time traveling exists? We, believe for sure and have some facts for you to which will help to believe in this too. We hope that you will enjoy this amazing journey and we say that it is better to see than to read in situations like this, we have some proofs :) First of all, start with this >>> VIDEO <<< ..and this >>> VIDEO <<< ..and even more proofs: Maybe now you will start to believe? If yes and you are interested in more facts about this just let us know :)

Places to Visit in Stockholm Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and the most populous city in the Nordic countries; 942,370 people live in the municipality, approximately 1.5 million in the urban area, and 2.3 million in the metropolitan area. The city stretches across fourteen islands where Lake Mälaren flows into the Baltic Sea.      Vasa Museum T he museum displays the only almost fully intact 17th century ship that has ever been salvaged, the 64-gun warship Vasa that sank on her voyage in 1628.     The   Royal Palace This Royal Palace one of the largest palaces in Europe! The Royal Palace is the official residence of His Majesty the King of Sweden, with over 600 rooms.       The Changing of the Guard Ceremony in the square of Royal Palace The ceremony is scheduled to start at noon. When I was in Stockholm it started around 12:15. Get there early. because the square isn’t all that large, if you arrive right at 12:15 you might not fi

Pltivice Lakes National Park The Plitvice Lakes National Park located in Croatia  is well known to the Europeans who live in this area but many of those who live in other countries are not as well acquainted with these amazing works of nature. However, each day a couple thousand of people visit this magnificent place.   If you heard the name “Pltivice Lakes” without knowing anything about them from beforehand, you’d probably think that there’s two, three or even four lakes together, right? Well, no…  In total, there are 16 lakes! They are all arranged in a cascade of sorts. Starting with a mountain runoff before further delving one another via small rivers. They are separated by natural travertine banks, while still following the same water flow. The sound of water commotion, gurgling and splashing is a non-stop occurrence. You can definitely see the might of water here in all of its glory.   Plitvice Lakes National Park's  16 different lakes which change color b