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Right! ❤ They stand as a triumphant expression of 18th-century architectural grandeur, encapsulating the Nancy's historical prestige and aesthetic appeal. These elements are most vividly showcased in the iconic Place Stanislas, often regarded as one of Europe’s most magnificent public squares. ❤❤

Totally agree! It perfectly encapsulates the essence of this Arctic ghost town. It succinctly highlights the dual appeal of Pyramiden: its breathtaking natural surroundings and its fascinating historical narrative. ❤❤❤

Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! ❤️😊 Yes, you're absolutely right-the beautiful bridge in Mostar is called Stari Most (which means "Old Bridge"). It's such an iconic landmark. ❤️ I’ve also subscribed to your channel. Wishing you more incredible adventures ahead-let’s keep exploring! 🌍✈️❤️

Oh yes! ❤ Pyramiden’s beauty is unique-an enchanting blend of human tenacity, historical poignancy, and the Arctic’s untamed majesty. It is a place that invites reflection on impermanence and the relationship between humanity and the natural world, leaving an indelible impression on those who experience its ghostly charm.❤❤

Right! ❤ The symmetry and balance of its construction demonstrate the advanced understanding of engineering and aesthetics in the Ottoman Empire. ❤❤

Oh yes! Ottoman elements, seen in landmarks like the Old Bridge and Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, bring elegant Islamic design with arches, domes, and courtyards. Later Austro-Hungarian buildings add European neoclassical touches, creating a unique, harmonious fusion that reflects Mostar’s rich cultural history. ❤❤❤

That's so exciting! 🎉✨ Tromsø is waiting for you! Dreams really do come true-enjoy every moment! ❄️🌌

Thank you so much! 😊❤ ✨

You're right! ❤The simplicity of its historic wooden houses and narrow streets, combined with the stunning backdrop of the Arctic summer, creates a unique atmosphere that feels both peaceful and timeless. ❤❤

Hi, Ivar! ❤ Thanks for pointing that out! You're absolutely right, this footage is from the city center. Unfortunately, I lost some of the other videos from my phone when I tried saving them to my computer, including the ones I took at Oslo Ladegård and Kunsthall in Bjørvika. I was gutted to also lose the footage I had from Vigeland Park-it had been such an interesting park. I really enjoyed my stay overall and hope to see more of Oslo when I return next summer. ❤❤

@@inday.strolls Sorry for your footage loss. You are of course more than welcome next year. My inside tip is to explore the narrow streets with the old wooden houses in Kampen and Vålerenga. (My neighbourhood.) The sculpture park in the forest at Ekeberg is a personal favorite. Go hiking along the Alna river and have a beer, coffee or a sauna at Kruttverket. And of course, you must see the islands. They can easily be reached by ferry from the harbour near Aker brygge. Affordable and accessible. Hovedøya and Gressholmen are both amazing for a picnic and maybe a swim.

Thanks for sharing these great tips, Ivar. ❤ Kampen and Vålerenga sound like beautiful areas to explore, and the Ekeberg sculpture park is definitely on my list now. Hiking by the Alna river with a stop at Kruttverket sounds perfect, and I’ll definitely check out the islands-Hovedøya and Gressholmen seem like amazing spots for a picnic and swim. I appreciate the recommendations! ❤❤❤

Right. ❤ Germany has many small and medium-sized towns that feel like fairy tales come to life, even after the devastation of war. ❤❤

Oh yes! ❤ Perched on a hill overlooking the Oslofjord, the fortress provides sweeping views of the water, the city skyline, and the distant hills. ❤❤

Right. ❤ What makes these stairs particularly special is their role as a stage for open-air performances and events. In summer, they become an outdoor theater space for the town's celebrated Freilichtspiele (open-air theater festival), which draws both locals and tourists. ❤❤

Totally agree! The Fachwerk houses are so much more than just pretty-they’re full of history and character. ❤

Oh yes! The soft, golden tones seem to change with the time of day, deepening in the late afternoon sun, which brings a sense of timelessness to the town. The natural vibrancy of the stone almost feels alive, reflecting Metz's blend of history, culture, and architectural splendor.

Exactly! Its intricate astronomical clock and the golden figures that put on a show every hour make it more than just a timepiece-it's a living piece of history. Standing there, you can feel the heart of Bern beating through this medieval landmark, with its rich past and vibrant energy.

Right! The ancient stone bridges, fortresses, and the dramatic cliffs covered in lush greenery of Luxembourg was incredible. Walking through the old quarters, especially in the Grund, feels surreal-you're surrounded by towering medieval walls.

Hi, Emily. 🥰 The song you're referring to is "Contaminated" by Banks. It's from her 2019 album III. 🥰

@@inday.strollsI found it on UA-cam and it's amazing plus I've been watching a lot more of your videos and I subscribed because what you do is so artistic I love it