1.    Hong Kong at Sunset
There are two of the most amazing sights on earth that should be witnessed with your beloved one. The first is sitting in the Peninsula hotel top floor bar and watching sunset and darkness fall upon Honk Kong itself. As day turns to night you can take the hand of your beloved one and watch as neon begins to light up probably one of the seven most marvellous views in the world.
The other - is to repeat the enjoyment of sunset but this time by taking the car to go to the top of the Peak. You can find the café and restaurant with the viewing platform where you’ll watch sunset over Kowloon, but this time you should kiss your partner for a long time. Because you will remember it forever.
2.    Santa Barbara, California
Marvellous beaches, acclaimed wineries, charming Mediterranean architecture, excellent restaurants, and a general air of laid-back sophistication add up to an alluring  place for couples to explore. Parks and gardens are everywhere, probably because the splendid weather encourages everyone to stay outdoors.

3.    Schloss Neuschwanstein in Germany
Schloss Neuschwanstein is one of the most romantic, almost Disney-like castles in Germany and a general daytrip from Munich. It was built by King Ludwig II in Schwangau, Bavaria.  It is a perfect combination of natural beauty and human creativity. We could say that the Schloss Neuschwanstein is a heaven on earth.
4.    Cairo in Egypt
Cairo in Egypt can also be regarded as a paradise on earth especially for the lovers. Pyramids in Giza are one of the many things, which make this city special and interesting. The elegancy and charm, which surrounds this particular city, makes it a perfect spot among the lovers to show their love to each other.
5.    Mauritius
Mauritius promises you more than simply the water sports and candlelit dinner. The island can be regarded as a nature’s gift to the couples planning for a Romantic Vacation. The aquariums of marine life are created to give you a feeling of life down under the sea. The remainders of the Dutch fortifications are the sights of history. On the other hand, the colored rock formation created at Chamarel gives an idea, how beautifully the nature has created this island especially for the Romantic couples. The crystal clear water and the white sand will explicate to you the reason why this is the best place for the Romantic couples.
6.    Amsterdam in deepest winter
There are few places on earth more romantic than Amsterdam in deepest winter in my opinion. Ancient churches, frozen waterways, snow-heavy skies. It’s a cultural melting pot where you can find romance on every corner. The winter and snows certainly add the topping to a place that already exudes history and you can imagine yourself with your loved one starring in your very own European cinematic romance set against a beautiful and vivid backdrop. With bells tolling from churches at dawn, the shimmering waters of canals everywhere, ancient beautiful architecture, flowers on street corners, this city is most certainly picturesque.
7.    Bali in October
This has to be one of the world’s top romantic destinations, the perfect place for couples. I’d point you and your partner straight towards the Bali Cliff resort at the southern tip of the island or Lovina Beach on the northern coast. Either places at this time of the year are quiet whilst the weather remains perfect. If I was to choose the perfect place for a date, to embody the love and romance of my relationship, or even maybe to propose, I’d choose Lovina beach at dawn in an outrigger canoe as the dolphins race past chasing tuna and the sun breaks the horizon. It doesn’t get any more romantic or special than this.
8.    Cyprus before Summer
It’s the birthplace of Venus, what more needs to be said about finding love and romance. Stick to the west side of this island around Pathos for perfect sunsets, sun for 360 days a year, remote bays and fresh seafood. Seemingly unexplored valleys, high passes and the sweet scent of pine everywhere, this is a beautiful place. Open the door and breathe, then kiss each other. Deeply. Definitely one of my top romantic destinations of all to find romance in a sunset. Top quality hotels abound and this is essential for many romantic destinations. But the single thing that makes this island romantic for me is the lonely drives by car up into the fresh alpine interior.
9.    Alaska Cruise. Ice Hotel
These amazing works of art make a perfect backdrop for any ceremony. They are built completely of solid ice, with sculptures and even bars inside. You can stay the night, or have your wedding inside. But be sure to book ahead, since the waiting list can be quite long.
The only three ice hotels in the world are In Canada, Sweden and Alaska.
10.    La Jolla, California
Even the name of this Mediterranean town on the north to San Diego promises romance. La Jolla (pronounced “la HOY-uh”) in Spanish means “the jewel.” This particular gem offers several glittering facets: exclusive shopping, generous dining, lots of arts and cultural attractions and a elegant stretch of beach. The water also induces surfing and swimming. The hilly terrain provides plenty of vantage points for enjoying the view.

11.    JAPAN. Fuji Five Lakes Region
This aqueous quintette —Lakes Kawaguchi, Yamanaka, Sai, Shoji and Motosu—lies in a lovely surrounding the northern foot of the country’s highest hill. When in spring and autumn the day arrives that the snow horsecloth just the top of Mount Fuji, it’s the perfect time to visit Japan’s Fuji Five Lakes region. Both peak and lakes, formed in the past by lava flows that dammed up several rivers, are part of serene parklands that attract hiking, meditation and other.

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A historic jewel hidden away at the heart of Europe, the Czech Republic packs a lot of punch for such a small country. No bigger than Scotland or South Carolina, it’s crammed with fairytale castles, medieval towns, elegant spa resorts and scenic national parks. And on top of all that, it’s the birthplace of the world’s finest beer.
For a country that’s only been around since 1993, the Czech Republic does a fine job of showcasing an exciting history. Here the past becomes real. Unravel the history of Bohemia and Moravia, the two ancient lands that now make up the modern Czech Republic and you’re unearthing the history of Europe itself.
And when you’ve had your fill of the past, return to Prague, one of the world’s most beautiful and cultured cities, and one of the most exciting with a dynamic music and arts scene. Down the world’s best beer in the brewery towns of Plzen and Ceske Budejovice, and discover the laid-back backpacker scenes in Cesky Krumlov and Telc. Everywhere you go, you’ll meet a forthright people, proud of their heritage, but now confidently taking their place in a modern, united Europe.

1. The Lednice-Valtice area

The complex consists of various chateau buildings, garden structures and decorative sculpture of various styles, set amidst ponds and woods. The Valtice chateau is surrounded by a beautiful natural park dotted with many Romantic structures (“follies”), rare trees and greenhouses with tropical plants.
The area is crisscrossed with a dense network of hiking and biking trails and is perfect for exploring in combination with the surrounding wine country.

2. Prague

For centuries it has been known as Zlata Praha or Golden Prague - a glittering jewel of art and architecture nestling snugly at the heart of Europe. Home to emperors and kings, artists and astronomers, this beautiful and fascinating city has worked its subtle magic on generations of visitors, and lent inspiration to musicians and writers from Mozart to Dvorak and Kafka to Klima. Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. Its population is about 1.2 million people. The city is situated along both banks of the Vltava River. The city has traditionally been one of the principal intellectual and artistic centers of central Europe. Its brilliant cultural life declined during the period of Communist rule (1948-89) but experienced a revival with the restoration of democratic government in December 1989. Prague is the political, administrative, financial, and commercial heart of the Czech Republic.
Dating from medieval times, the old center of Prague consists of five sectors. The Old Town, the New Town, and the Josefov (once a Jewish ghetto) are on the eastern bank of the river. Located on the western bank are the Lesser Quarter and the Hradcany, which surround the majestic complex of Hradcany Castle–former residence of the Czech kings and since 1918 the seat of Czechoslovakia’s presidents. The oldest of the bridges spanning the Vltava is the Charles Bridge, begun in 1347. Other noteworthy sights of Prague: Jewish Cemetery, Parisian Street, Wencels Square.
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New Seven Wonders of the World is a project that attempts to revive the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World concept with a list of modern wonders. A popularity poll was organized by the private New7Wonders Foundation, with winners announced on July 7, 2007 in Lisbon, Portugal.
Bernard Weber, president of the New7Wonders Foundation, called the voting for the New 7 Wonders of the World, the first worldwide democratic exercise in mankind’s history.  In 2007 the foundation has begun a similar contest, called New Seven Wonders of Nature, with nominees solicited through December 31, 2008. The 21 finalists will then be the subject of voting until the summer of 2010.
The origin of the idea of seven wonders of the world dates back to Herodotus (484 BC – 425 BC) and Callimachus (305 BC – 240 BC), who made lists which included the Great Pyramid of Giza, Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Statue of Zeus at Olympia, Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, Mausoleum of Maussollos at Halicarnassus, Colossus of Rhodes and Lighthouse of Alexandria. Only the Great Pyramid of Giza is still standing. The other six were destroyed by earthquake, fire, or other causes.
Organisers stated that the primary goal of the campaign is to foster and encourage global exchange and intercultural appreciation. In addition, what New7Wonders calls “Global Memory” was created, meaning 7 things that everyone worldwide can remember and share.  Also New7Wonders wants to use part of the revenue from the contest between the well-known monuments, from future votes, related merchandise, and use of the voters database, to set up, or contribute to, various restoration projects in the world. A goal of New7Wonders has always been “raising awareness about the world’s unique cultural heritage sites. continue

Magic Mountain Hotel

Magic Mountain Hotel in the Huilo Huilo reserve, Chile, has a waterfall cascading down its sides — and the interior is just as strange. In Southern Chile there is not that many true four star hotels and above. Well, we found one. The Magic Mountain Hotel in the heart of the Huilo Huilo nature reserve. The architecture, combined with the forest setting, makes this truly a magical mountain. Full four star international service, in such a spectacular location, sets the Magic Mountain Hotel apart from all the other hotels we have visited in Southern Chile.  The realy funny thing is that the Magic Mountain hotel you see in the photo is possibly the least spectacular thing going on around the Huilo Huilo nature reserve in Southern Chile.  Huilo Huilo (sounds like Willow Willow) is more of region than a single town. It includes one of the largest privately owned natural reserves in Chile along with several nearby towns, lakes, and a volcano with year around snowboarding and skiing, and the river Fuy that is famous for its class 3-5 white water rafting and kayaking. The name sake of the region is the Huilo Huilo falls (salto del Huilo Huilo ). There is also a smaller, but no less spectacular falls Salto de la Leona (Lion falls). The Lake Pirihueico borders Argentina, and daily car transport ferry connects the international highway to Argentina. The Most of the land surrounding the lake is also part of the Huilo Huilo reserve.

The Capsule Hotel

Lose yourself in your own love bubble — The Capsule Hotel is a former oil rig survival pod moored in the Hague that comes with disco mirror ball, fairy-light decorations and silk-lined sleeping bags. What is a Capsule hotel? A Capsule hotel is a unique style of accommodation in Japan, inspired by the pursuit of efficiency of space and functional comfort, originating from the adaptive, creative spirit of the Japanese mind. continue

1.Mykonos and the Cyclades, 76.1

Why?
The quintessential Greek islands: white sugar-cube villages; blue-domed churches; arid, rocky landscapes; turquoise Aegean; talcum-powder beaches.
Mykonos and Santorini, rock stars of the Cycladic Islands, with swank hotels and trendy restaurants.

2.Capri, 73.0

Why?
To live life on the edge at cliff-hanging hotels, bars, and Roman ruins.
Picking up a pair of custom-made capri pants and feeling Jackie O.
The refreshingly unstuffy La Capannina, where you can ogle A-listers as you sip your limoncello.

3.Sicily, 72.1

Why?
Spectacular ruined temples and theaters in the ancient Greek cities of Agrigento, Siracusa, and Segesta.
Palermo, with its picturesque, semi-crumbling palazzos, grand piazzas, and vibrant markets.
Bold, spicy cuisine served at seaside cafes and Michelin-starred restaurants.

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Big Ben

A wonderous an momentous icon of Britain. Along with Buckingham Palace, this is one of the outstanding features of the amazing London skyline that is known the world over. In my opinion, it is probably Londons best landmark.

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is a great sightseeing attraction and by now many of us in the world know about its beauty. This is truly what london is famous for, its an expansive space of a building and truly synchronizes luxury and beauty weaving it into somewhat like a tremendous fragrance. Its one of the queens summer/winter palaces and another must see is the change of the guard which usually happens at 10 40 am.

The Tower of London

It’s brilliant, your having fun and learning about the past at the same time, and when you think about all the people who were kept here/ lost their lives here for reasons which today seem very trivial you begin to see the sheer wonder of the place.
The crown jewels are very beautiful and sometimes its hard to belive that they are sitting in front of you!

Tower Bridge, Southwark

Tower Bridge is both iconic and stunning. Wonderful for locals and tourists, it’s a beautiful piece of architecture on London’s landscape.

Westminster Abbey

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Tour Eiffel

The most well-known of Paris landmarks, Eiffel Tower looks absolutely amazing in the evening and every hour the lights on it twinkle. The Eiffel Tower is a massive building in Paris, it has a lovely view of the surrounding areas. It has shop that sell various items. You can climb up the Tower on the stairs, but if you want to go all the way to the top you will have to use the lift.

Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris.

Notre Dame is a great place to visit in Paris. At day or night, it’s always pretty, got a new angle or perspective for you to see, and buskers and people hanging around.
The architecture is stunning and the place itself is quite overwhelming. You can light a candle and say a prayer for loved ones inside. Such a peaceful, melancholy place. Go to the top and view the gargoyles at close hand=)

Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris

Arc de Triomphe

A must see for any one visiting Paris, though since it is at the top of the Champs-Elysees it is hard to miss continue