Devils Bridge, near Aberystwyth in Wales is three bridges built on top of each other, built in different centuries. The first bridge (bottom) was built in Norman times, the second in the 18th century and the third in the 20th century. The river has been bridged since at least the 12th century, with a wooden bridge built c. 1075–1200. The Welsh name for Devil’s Bridge … [Read more...] about Devil’s Bridge, Wales: Three Bridges From Different Centuries
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This Spectacular Sunrise in San Francisco Only Happens Twice a Year
San Francisco is famous for many things: the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, and of course, its hilly streets. However, there’s one thing that not everyone knows about, and that’s the spectacular sunrise that only happens twice a year. The sunrise in San Francisco is an incredible sight to behold, and it’s only visible twice a year, around mid-March and mid-September. … [Read more...] about This Spectacular Sunrise in San Francisco Only Happens Twice a Year
Windsor Castle: Royal Residence And A Symbol Of British Heritage
Windsor Castle is one of the most famous and historically significant landmarks in the United Kingdom. This grand castle is located in the town of Windsor, just 20 miles west of London. It is not only the largest inhabited castle in the world, but it is also one of the oldest and most iconic, having served as the residence of British monarchs for over 900 years. The castle … [Read more...] about Windsor Castle: Royal Residence And A Symbol Of British Heritage
The Greatest Castles in Sweden: and the Story of the Gripsholm Lion
All things considered, there’re relatively few castles in Sweden, especially when compared to many other European countries. However, I believe in quality over quantity – and there certainly are some spectacular places to discover. The biggest crowd-puller in Sweden is Gripsholm Castle, a pretty Renaissance Castle reached by paddle-steamer. It’s also home to the one of … [Read more...] about The Greatest Castles in Sweden: and the Story of the Gripsholm Lion