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In this video I'll show you what I saw when I visited Riga in Feb 2023. Riga is the capital and largest city of Latvia, located on the Gulf of Riga on the Baltic Sea. With a population of around 640,000 people, it is the cultural, economic, and political center of Latvia, as well as an important hub for the entire Baltic region. The city is known for its beautiful architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture. Riga's history dates back to the 12th century, when it was founded as a trading hub by German merchants. Throughout the centuries, the city has been ruled by a variety of powers, including the Livonian Order, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Sweden, and the Russian Empire. This diverse cultural heritage is reflected in Riga's architecture, which features a mix of Gothic, Baroque, Art Nouveau, and Soviet-era buildings. One of the most famous landmarks in Riga is the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site that is home to many of the city's most iconic buildings. The Old Town is situated on the eastern bank of the Daugava River, and is surrounded by a ring of parks and modern suburbs. Visitors to the Old Town can explore narrow cobblestone streets, ancient churches, and colorful merchant houses, as well as numerous museums, galleries, and restaurants. Another popular attraction in Riga is the Central Market, which is one of the largest and most vibrant markets in Europe. The market is located in five huge pavilions that were originally built as Zeppelin hangars during World War I. Today, the market sells a wide variety of fresh produce, meat, fish, dairy products, and handicrafts, and is a great place to experience the local culture. Riga is also known for its rich cultural scene, which includes numerous theaters, concert halls, and museums. The Latvian National Opera, located in the heart of the city, is one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in the country, and is famous for its world-class productions of classical music and ballet. Overall, Riga is a fascinating and vibrant city with a rich history and culture. Whether you are interested in architecture, history, or simply experiencing the local way of life, Riga is definitely worth a visit. Riga, Latvia, travel guide, tourist attractions, things to do, Old Town, Central Market, Latvian National Opera, architecture, history, culture, Baltic Sea, Daugava River. Riga, hotels, accommodation, restaurants, cuisine, Latvian food, transportation, public transportation, taxis, car rental, nightlife, bars, live music, nightclubs, shopping, markets, souvenirs, events, festivals, Christmas markets, summer festivals, winter activities, outdoor activities, parks, beaches, art galleries, museums, cultural events, guided tours, day trips from Riga, Riga architecture, history, local culture, language, travel tips, Baltic Sea, Daugava River.

Come walk with us as we walk over 4 hills in the Pentland Hills range close to Edinburgh. In this video we start at Threipmuir car park, near the Threipmuir Reservoir. We then travel across moorland, begin the ascent of East Cairn Hill, travers across to West Cairn Hill, then descend over Mid Hill and Manson Hill before returning to the car park. Filmed in March 2023. You can find a video I did about the walk over East and West Kip, and Scald Law, here on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2nuXsyvWL8 If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher #touristlocations, #travelvlogs, #historicalsites, #vacationideas, #sightseeing, #travelguides, #culturallandmarks, #traveldestinations, #famouslandmarks, #historicaltravelogue, #Adventuretravel, #cityguides, #nationalparks, #UNESCO, #foodanddrinktourism, #hiddengems, #roadtrips, #localexperiences, #culturalfestivals, #cityevents, #familytravel, #religioussites, #budgettravel, #traveltips, #beachdestinations, #beachholidays, #mountainholidays, #TravelGuide, #Tourism101, #WanderlustAdventures, #ExploreTheWorld, #JourneyToDiscovery, #BucketListTravel, #RoamingFree, #GlobalCitizen, #TheTravelDiary, #NomadLife, #AdventureAwaits, #CulturalExploration, #TourTheWorld, #HeritageTravel, #DiscoveringDestinations, #WorldTraveler, #TouristTales, #TravelVibes, #TrekkingTribe, #TheWanderingSoul, #Hiking, #Camping, #Skiing, #Wildlife, #Nature, #HistoricSites, #Landmarks, #Festivals, #Events

If you're struggling to go somewhere that's accessible for wheelchairs, but out in the countryside in Scotland, then the Red Moss Nature Reserve might be ideal for you. Located just outside Edinburgh, this raised boardwalk is suitable for wheelchairs and easy to get to. Check out our video as we go around the circular route, and show you where to park and what it's like. You can find out more about this on the official website here: https://scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/reserve/red-moss-of-balerno/ Filmed in March 2023. If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher #touristlocations, #travelvlogs, #historicalsites, #vacationideas, #sightseeing, #travelguides, #culturallandmarks, #traveldestinations, #famouslandmarks, #historicaltravelogue, #Adventuretravel, #cityguides, #nationalparks, #UNESCO, #foodanddrinktourism, #hiddengems, #roadtrips, #localexperiences, #culturalfestivals, #cityevents, #familytravel, #religioussites, #budgettravel, #traveltips, #beachdestinations, #beachholidays, #mountainholidays, #TravelGuide, #Tourism101, #WanderlustAdventures, #ExploreTheWorld, #JourneyToDiscovery, #BucketListTravel, #RoamingFree, #GlobalCitizen, #TheTravelDiary, #NomadLife, #AdventureAwaits, #CulturalExploration, #TourTheWorld, #HeritageTravel, #DiscoveringDestinations, #WorldTraveler, #TouristTales, #TravelVibes, #TrekkingTribe, #TheWanderingSoul, #Hiking, #Camping, #Skiing, #Wildlife, #Nature, #HistoricSites, #Landmarks, #Festivals, #Events

Come walk with us as we tackle 3 peaks in the Pentland Hills range close to Edinburgh. In this video we start at Threipmuir car park, near the Threipmuir Reservoir. We then travel across moorland, begin the ascent of West Kip, travers across to East Kip, then scale Scald Law, the highest peak in the Pentlands. We then drop down, along the old Kirk Road and into Green Cleuch before returning past Bavelaw Castle to the car park. Filmed in March 2023. You can find a detailed write up of this walk on the WalkHighlands website here: https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/lothian/west-kip.shtml If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher #touristlocations, #travelvlogs, #historicalsites, #vacationideas, #sightseeing, #travelguides, #culturallandmarks, #traveldestinations, #famouslandmarks, #historicaltravelogue, #Adventuretravel, #cityguides, #nationalparks, #UNESCO, #foodanddrinktourism, #hiddengems, #roadtrips, #localexperiences, #culturalfestivals, #cityevents, #familytravel, #religioussites, #budgettravel, #traveltips, #beachdestinations, #beachholidays, #mountainholidays, #TravelGuide, #Tourism101, #WanderlustAdventures, #ExploreTheWorld, #JourneyToDiscovery, #BucketListTravel, #RoamingFree, #GlobalCitizen, #TheTravelDiary, #NomadLife, #AdventureAwaits, #CulturalExploration, #TourTheWorld, #HeritageTravel, #DiscoveringDestinations, #WorldTraveler, #TouristTales, #TravelVibes, #TrekkingTribe, #TheWanderingSoul, #Hiking, #Camping, #Skiing, #Wildlife, #Nature, #HistoricSites, #Landmarks, #Festivals, #Events

Join us as we discover Latvia's capital, the beautiful city of Riga. In this video you'll see what we experienced on our third day in the city. Check out Day 1 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAPz3xwG4S8 Check out Day 2 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKn5Ybyb6tg We visited in February 2023 and in this video you can come along and see what we saw - some famous tourist sights, and some not so famous! We'll also show you some great food and drink stops as well as sharing thoughts on the places you can visit when you go there. If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher In this video you'll see: 0:00 Welcome to Riga 0:36 National Library of Latvia 0:49 Latvian Railway Museum 1:36 Bergs Bazaar 1:43 Martin’s Bakery 1:51 The Corner House 2:07 Vērmane Gardens 2:37 Latvian National Opera 2:45 Stargorod Czech brewery 2:53 Ala Pagrabs 3:03 Number 22 Bus to the Airport Links for more information on these places: National Library of Latvia https://www.lnb.lv/en/ Latvian Railway Museum https://www.railwaymuseum.lv/en Bergs Bazaar http://www.bergabazars.lv/en Martin’s Bakery https://www.bekereja.lv/en/ The Corner House https://okupacijasmuzejs.lv/en/ Latvian National Opera https://www.opera.lv/en/ Stargorod Czech brewery http://stargorod.lv/en/ Ala Pagrabs https://www.facebook.com/folkklubs/ ----------------------------------- #riga #latvia #latvian #touristdestination #tourist

Yes, this is a made up video :) I just sped up my longer M8 driving video to make it fit under 60 seconds, and put the soundtrack to the awesome Audi Quattro S1 rally car over it. But, I found it funny, I hope you do to :) If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher #roads #roadtrips #roadtrip #road #driving

A lovely crisp spring morning and I'm out on the banks of the River Clyde. Took some great video here with some iconic Glasgow sights! Feb 2023. If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher #touristlocations, #travelvlogs, #historicalsites, #vacationideas, #sightseeing, #travelguides, #culturallandmarks, #traveldestinations, #famouslandmarks, #historicaltravelogue, #Adventuretravel, #cityguides, #nationalparks, #UNESCO, #foodanddrinktourism, #hiddengems, #roadtrips, #localexperiences, #culturalfestivals, #cityevents, #familytravel, #religioussites, #budgettravel, #traveltips, #beachdestinations, #beachholidays, #mountainholidays, #TravelGuide, #Tourism101, #WanderlustAdventures, #ExploreTheWorld, #JourneyToDiscovery, #BucketListTravel, #RoamingFree, #GlobalCitizen, #TheTravelDiary, #NomadLife, #AdventureAwaits, #CulturalExploration, #TourTheWorld, #HeritageTravel, #DiscoveringDestinations, #WorldTraveler, #TouristTales, #TravelVibes, #TrekkingTribe, #TheWanderingSoul, #Hiking, #Camping, #Skiing, #Wildlife, #Nature, #HistoricSites, #Landmarks, #Festivals, #Events

Join us as we discover Latvia's capital, the beautiful city of Riga. In this video you'll see what we experienced on our first day in the city. We'll have day 2 and day 3 videos for you soon! We visited in February 2023 and in this video you can come along and see what we saw - some famous tourist sights, and some not so famous! We'll also show you some great food and drink stops as well as sharing thoughts on the places you can visit when you go there. #riga #latvia #latvian #touristdestination #tourist

Discover the spot where Robert Louis Stevenson was inspired to include it in his famous book, Kidnapped. Known as Rest-And-Be-Thankful, this view point is among the lesser known Edinburgh tourist spots. Filmed in Feb 2023. If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher #touristlocations, #travelvlogs, #historicalsites, #vacationideas, #sightseeing, #travelguides, #culturallandmarks, #traveldestinations, #famouslandmarks, #historicaltravelogue, #Adventuretravel, #cityguides, #nationalparks, #UNESCO, #foodanddrinktourism, #hiddengems, #roadtrips, #localexperiences, #culturalfestivals, #cityevents, #familytravel, #religioussites, #budgettravel, #traveltips, #beachdestinations, #beachholidays, #mountainholidays, #TravelGuide, #Tourism101, #WanderlustAdventures, #ExploreTheWorld, #JourneyToDiscovery, #BucketListTravel, #RoamingFree, #GlobalCitizen, #TheTravelDiary, #NomadLife, #AdventureAwaits, #CulturalExploration, #TourTheWorld, #HeritageTravel, #DiscoveringDestinations, #WorldTraveler, #TouristTales, #TravelVibes, #TrekkingTribe, #TheWanderingSoul, #Hiking, #Camping, #Skiing, #Wildlife, #Nature, #HistoricSites, #Landmarks, #Festivals, #Events

Discover the history of a lesser known monument to Sir Walter Scott in Edinburgh. Located at the top of Corstorphine Hill, this tower offers an enduring tribute to the great man. Filmed in Feb 2023. If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher #touristlocations, #travelvlogs, #historicalsites, #vacationideas, #sightseeing, #travelguides, #culturallandmarks, #traveldestinations, #famouslandmarks, #historicaltravelogue, #Adventuretravel, #cityguides, #nationalparks, #UNESCO, #foodanddrinktourism, #hiddengems, #roadtrips, #localexperiences, #culturalfestivals, #cityevents, #familytravel, #religioussites, #budgettravel, #traveltips, #beachdestinations, #beachholidays, #mountainholidays, #TravelGuide, #Tourism101, #WanderlustAdventures, #ExploreTheWorld, #JourneyToDiscovery, #BucketListTravel, #RoamingFree, #GlobalCitizen, #TheTravelDiary, #NomadLife, #AdventureAwaits, #CulturalExploration, #TourTheWorld, #HeritageTravel, #DiscoveringDestinations, #WorldTraveler, #TouristTales, #TravelVibes, #TrekkingTribe, #TheWanderingSoul, #Hiking, #Camping, #Skiing, #Wildlife, #Nature, #HistoricSites, #Landmarks, #Festivals, #Events

The Old Parish Church, situated in the old centre of Corrstorfin, is a historic building that attracts visitors for its architectural beauty and fascinating history. This ground has been a place of worship since the 12th century and in this video you'll find out about the history of the Old Kirk from when I visited it in Feb 2023. If you enjoyed this video please consider becoming a Patreon. You'll receive exclusive content and be able to ask me questions about this location, or anywhere else I have been. Also, you can have postcards sent to you from the locations I visit, how cool is that! https://www.patreon.com/gallonigher #touristlocations, #travelvlogs, #historicalsites, #vacationideas, #sightseeing, #travelguides, #culturallandmarks, #traveldestinations, #famouslandmarks, #historicaltravelogue, #Adventuretravel, #cityguides, #nationalparks, #UNESCO, #foodanddrinktourism, #hiddengems, #roadtrips, #localexperiences, #culturalfestivals, #cityevents, #familytravel, #religioussites, #budgettravel, #traveltips, #beachdestinations, #beachholidays, #mountainholidays, #TravelGuide, #Tourism101, #WanderlustAdventures, #ExploreTheWorld, #JourneyToDiscovery, #BucketListTravel, #RoamingFree, #GlobalCitizen, #TheTravelDiary, #NomadLife, #AdventureAwaits, #CulturalExploration, #TourTheWorld, #HeritageTravel, #DiscoveringDestinations, #WorldTraveler, #TouristTales, #TravelVibes, #TrekkingTribe, #TheWanderingSoul, #Hiking, #Camping, #Skiing, #Wildlife, #Nature, #HistoricSites, #Landmarks, #Festivals, #events

Come with me as we visit three historically significant places in Corstorphine. Find out about the ghosts, witches and murder that happened in this area as you discover lesser known parts of Edinburgh's past! You'll see: St. Margret's Part & Dower House (Gibson Lodge) Corstorphine Do'cot The Old Parish Church Filmed in Feb 2023.

Donibristle Chapel, also known as the Mortuary Chapel of Earls of Moray, was an Episcopalian place of worship and a mortuary chapel for the residents of Donibristle House, the Moray family. The titleEarl of Moraywas originally held by the rulers of theProvince of Moray, which existed from the 10th century with varying degrees of independence from theKingdom of Albato the south. Until 1130 the status of Moray's rulers was ambiguous and they were described in some sources as "mormaers", in others as "Kings of Moray", and in others as "Kings of Alba". The position was suppressed byDavid 1st of Scotlandsome time after his defeat ofÓengus of Morayat theBattle of Stracathroin 1130, but was recreated as afeudalearldom byRobert the Bruce,and in 1312, granted toThomas Randolph, 1st Earl of Moray,seen here wearing the full face helmet. The title has subsequently been created several times in thePeerage of Scotland. It has been held byClan Stewartsince the 16th century, whenJames Stewart, illegitimate son ofJames 5th, was granted the title. The chapel was designed by architect Alexander McGill who also designed near by Donibristle House, other Scottish chapels, and the impressive Mount Stuart Houseon theIsle of Bute. You can find Alexander’s name inscribed on the interior staircase inside the Donibristle Chapel. Completed in 1731, it is said that sealed under the floor, are 17 coffins, 9 of which are Earls of Moray. The first laid to rest is, Charles, the 6th Earl, who died in 1735, and the last, George Phillip, the 14th Earl, who died in 1895. On the front of the building can be seen a stone plaque flanked by decorative scrolls and topped by a circle containing half of the Moray and half of the Campbell coat of arms, signifying the union between Charles Stuart and Lady Anne Campbell. Below that can be seen a Latin inscription, which has been translated. "This temple. consecrated to the Founder of Time and Eternity, dedicated to the practice of the most holy religion. For their heirs a spur to that true nobility, which is grounded in virtue, for themselves and their descendants, a haven where, with furled sails, they may find rest in the place where they would be, Charles and Anne, Earl and Countess of Moray, caused to be built and decorated in 1731 of the Christian era and the 5th year of the reign of George 2nd.” Donibristle Chapel achieved Category A listed building status in 1972. It is located close to Dalgety Bay in Fife and is clearly signposted on the Fife Coastal Path, so is easy to find and an interesting site to visit. tourism, travel, holidays, destinations, vacation, sightseeing, adventure travel, cultural travel, eco-tourism, luxury travel, budget travel, travel planning, travel agency, tour operator, travel packages, travel insurance, hotel, resorts, vacation rental, bed and breakfast, backpacker, hostel, travel documents, passport, visa, itinerary, travel guide, travel tips, travel blogs, travel photography, travel vlog, landmarks, historical sites, natural attractions, theme parks, beaches, islands, mountain, national parks, city breaks, cultural heritage, food and wine, nightlife, festivals and events, adventure sports, cruises, safari, skiing, snowboarding, surfing, hiking, camping, wildlife, scuba diving, snorkeling

See what it's like to drive South across the Queensferry Crossing. Filmed on 5th Feb 2023. The Queensferry Crossing, also known as the Forth Replacement Crossing, is a cable-stayed bridge located in Scotland that spans the Firth of Forth, connecting the towns of North Queensferry and South Queensferry. It officially opened to the public on August 30, 2017 and has since become a landmark and major transportation route in the region. The bridge was built as a replacement for the Forth Road Bridge, which was constructed in the 1960s and was showing signs of wear and tear. The new bridge was designed to be more resilient, with a longer lifespan and increased capacity to handle traffic. It was also built to withstand the strong winds and tidal currents of the Firth of Forth, making it a safer and more reliable transportation route for drivers. The Queensferry Crossing is a stunning piece of engineering, with its three towers rising 210 meters (689 feet) above the water and its main span of 1.7 km (1.06 miles) making it the longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge in the world. The bridge's design and construction were a collaboration between engineers, architects, and construction firms from around the world, and it is widely regarded as one of the most impressive feats of modern engineering. The bridge has had a positive impact on the local economy, with an increase in tourism and the creation of new jobs. It also provides a faster and more efficient route for drivers, reducing travel time and improving transportation links between the towns on either side of the Firth of Forth. In conclusion, the Queensferry Crossing is a remarkable bridge that has improved transportation and had a positive impact on the local economy. Its stunning design and impressive engineering make it a landmark that is sure to be admired for generations to come. tourism, travel, holidays, destinations, vacation, sightseeing, adventure travel, cultural travel, eco-tourism, luxury travel, budget travel, travel planning, travel agency, tour operator, travel packages, travel insurance, hotel, resorts, vacation rental, bed and breakfast, backpacker, hostel, travel documents, passport, visa, itinerary, travel guide, travel tips, travel blogs, travel photography, travel vlog, landmarks, historical sites, natural attractions, theme parks, beaches, islands, mountain, national parks, city breaks, cultural heritage, food and wine, nightlife, festivals and events, adventure sports, cruises, safari, skiing, snowboarding, surfing, hiking, camping, wildlife, scuba diving, snorkeling, Queensferry Crossing, Forth Replacement Crossing, Scotland, Firth of Forth, North Queensferry, South Queensferry, Cable-stayed bridge, Forth Road Bridge, Resilience, Longer lifespan, Increased capacity, Strong winds, Tidal currents, Safety, Reliability, Engineering, Architecture, Construction firms, Positive impact, Local economy, Tourism, Jobs, Faster route, Efficient transportation, Travel time, Impressive feats, Modern engineering, Landmark, Admired for generations. Driving across the Queensferry Crossing, Crossing the Forth Replacement Bridge, Scotland road trip: Queensferry Crossing, Experience driving over the Firth of Forth, Drive over the longest cable-stayed bridge, Commuting across the Queensferry Crossing, A driver's view of the Queensferry Crossing, The thrill of driving over the Queensferry Crossing, Scotland's engineering marvel: driving the Queensferry Crossing, Exploring Scotland by road: driving the Queensferry Crossing.

See what it's like to drive North across the Queensferry Crossing. Filmed on 5th Feb 2023. The Queensferry Crossing, also known as the Forth Replacement Crossing, is a cable-stayed bridge located in Scotland that spans the Firth of Forth, connecting the towns of North Queensferry and South Queensferry. It officially opened to the public on August 30, 2017 and has since become a landmark and major transportation route in the region. The bridge was built as a replacement for the Forth Road Bridge, which was constructed in the 1960s and was showing signs of wear and tear. The new bridge was designed to be more resilient, with a longer lifespan and increased capacity to handle traffic. It was also built to withstand the strong winds and tidal currents of the Firth of Forth, making it a safer and more reliable transportation route for drivers. The Queensferry Crossing is a stunning piece of engineering, with its three towers rising 210 meters (689 feet) above the water and its main span of 1.7 km (1.06 miles) making it the longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge in the world. The bridge's design and construction were a collaboration between engineers, architects, and construction firms from around the world, and it is widely regarded as one of the most impressive feats of modern engineering. The bridge has had a positive impact on the local economy, with an increase in tourism and the creation of new jobs. It also provides a faster and more efficient route for drivers, reducing travel time and improving transportation links between the towns on either side of the Firth of Forth. In conclusion, the Queensferry Crossing is a remarkable bridge that has improved transportation and had a positive impact on the local economy. Its stunning design and impressive engineering make it a landmark that is sure to be admired for generations to come. tourism, travel, holidays, destinations, vacation, sightseeing, adventure travel, cultural travel, eco-tourism, luxury travel, budget travel, travel planning, travel agency, tour operator, travel packages, travel insurance, hotel, resorts, vacation rental, bed and breakfast, backpacker, hostel, travel documents, passport, visa, itinerary, travel guide, travel tips, travel blogs, travel photography, travel vlog, landmarks, historical sites, natural attractions, theme parks, beaches, islands, mountain, national parks, city breaks, cultural heritage, food and wine, nightlife, festivals and events, adventure sports, cruises, safari, skiing, snowboarding, surfing, hiking, camping, wildlife, scuba diving, snorkeling, Queensferry Crossing, Forth Replacement Crossing, Scotland, Firth of Forth, North Queensferry, South Queensferry, Cable-stayed bridge, Forth Road Bridge, Resilience, Longer lifespan, Increased capacity, Strong winds, Tidal currents, Safety, Reliability, Engineering, Architecture, Construction firms, Positive impact, Local economy, Tourism, Jobs, Faster route, Efficient transportation, Travel time, Impressive feats, Modern engineering, Landmark, Admired for generations. Driving across the Queensferry Crossing, Crossing the Forth Replacement Bridge, Scotland road trip: Queensferry Crossing, Experience driving over the Firth of Forth, Drive over the longest cable-stayed bridge, Commuting across the Queensferry Crossing, A driver's view of the Queensferry Crossing, The thrill of driving over the Queensferry Crossing, Scotland's engineering marvel: driving the Queensferry Crossing, Exploring Scotland by road: driving the Queensferry Crossing.

The Lisbon earthquake experience consists of a highly immersive and interactive exhibit that brings the story of the 1755 earthquake to life. It features state-of-the-art technology that allows visitors to experience the quake as it happened, with the ground shaking beneath their feet and the sounds of the city being destroyed. The exhibit also includes a range of multimedia displays, including photographs, maps, and historical artifacts, that provide context and give visitors a deeper understanding of the event. The experience is designed with attention to detail, offering a fascinating glimpse into a defining moment in the city's history, and is sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors. We visited in Jan 2023 Official Website where you can buy tickets: https://lisbonquake.com/en-GB/the-quake-experience tourism, travel, holidays, destinations, vacation, sightseeing, adventure travel, cultural travel, eco-tourism, luxury travel, budget travel, travel planning, travel agency, tour operator, travel packages, travel insurance, hotel, resorts, vacation rental, bed and breakfast, backpacker, hostel, travel documents, passport, visa, itinerary, travel guide, travel tips, travel blogs, travel photography, travel vlog, landmarks, historical sites, natural attractions, theme parks, beaches, islands, mountain, national parks, city breaks, cultural heritage, food and wine, nightlife, festivals and events, adventure sports, cruises, safari, skiing, snowboarding, surfing, hiking, camping, wildlife, scuba diving, snorkeling

Wrocław is a city in southwestern Poland that was built around the Oder River. You'll find plenty of parks, galleries, and other tourist attractions in Wrocław. In this video, I will show you tourist spots in Wrocław. You will see the market square, the Abbey, and the city hall. The tour also includes a walk on the Ostrów Tumski Island. In this video, I'm going to show you how to visit the city of Wrocław and all the best places to see in this fascinating tourist destination. In this video I will tell you all about Wrocław's history, architecture, and culture

In this video I'll show you what I saw when I visited Lisbon in Jan 2023. Lisbon is the capital and largest city of Portugal, located on the west coast of the country along the Atlantic Ocean. With its history dating back to the Roman Empire, Lisbon is a city that is rich in culture, architecture and art. It is a city that has undergone a lot of transformation and renovation in recent years, making it a popular tourist destination for visitors from around the world. One of the main attractions in Lisbon is its historic centre, which is filled with narrow cobblestone streets, brightly coloured buildings, and old-world charm. The Baixa neighbourhood is a great place to start your exploration of the city, with its historic buildings, charming squares, and vibrant street life. The famous Elevador de Santa Justa, a historic elevator that offers stunning views of the city. Lisbon is also known for its museums and galleries, many of which showcase the country’s rich artistic heritage. The National Museum of Ancient Art is a must-see, displaying works from Portugal’s Golden Age, including paintings, sculptures, and ceramics. Another popular museum is the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, which houses a vast collection of European, Asian, and African art, as well as decorative arts, coins, and manuscripts. Food is an important part of Lisbon's culture, and the city is famous for its seafood dishes, including grilled sardines, salt cod, and octopus. Visitors should also try the famous pastry, Pastéis de Belém, a sweet, creamy pastry that originated in the city. Lisbon also has a vibrant nightlife scene, with many bars and nightclubs staying open until the early hours of the morning. Lisbon is also an ideal starting point for exploring the rest of Portugal. The city is a short train or bus ride away from some of the country’s most beautiful beaches and towns, including Sintra and Cascais. The nearby Atlantic archipelago of the Azores is also a popular destination for those looking to escape the city for a few days. In conclusion, Lisbon is a city that is full of surprises. From its charming historic centre to its vibrant nightlife, this city has something to offer for every type of traveler. Whether you're a history buff, art lover, or foodie, you're sure to fall in love with Lisbon. Lisbon, Portugal, Capital, Charms, Journey, History, Art, Culture, Seafood, Nightlife, Beaches, Sintra, Cascais, Azores, Tourist Destination, Lisbon, Architecture, Historic Center, Baixa Neighborhood, Elevador de Santa Justa, National Museum of Ancient Art, Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Pastry, Pastéis de Belém, Food, Nightlife Scene, Bars, Nightclubs, Atlantic Ocean, Roman Empire, Golden Age, Paintings, Sculptures, Ceramics, European, Asian, African Art, Decorative Arts, Coins, Manuscripts, Train, Bus Ride, Escape, Travel, Lisbon, travel to Lisbon, things to do in Lisbon, visit Lisbon, Lisbon attractions, Lisbon tourism, Lisbon city guide, Lisbon travel guide, Lisbon highlights, explore Lisbon, Lisbon history, Lisbon culture, Lisbon food, Lisbon nightlife, Lisbon sightseeing, Lisbon architecture, Lisbon historic center, Lisbon beaches, Sintra and Cascais from Lisbon, Lisbon Azores.

In this video I'll show you what I saw when I visited Lisbon in Jan 2023. Lisbon is the capital and largest city of Portugal, located on the west coast of the country along the Atlantic Ocean. With its history dating back to the Roman Empire, Lisbon is a city that is rich in culture, architecture and art. It is a city that has undergone a lot of transformation and renovation in recent years, making it a popular tourist destination for visitors from around the world. One of the main attractions in Lisbon is its historic centre, which is filled with narrow cobblestone streets, brightly coloured buildings, and old-world charm. The Baixa neighbourhood is a great place to start your exploration of the city, with its historic buildings, charming squares, and vibrant street life. The famous Elevador de Santa Justa, a historic elevator that offers stunning views of the city. Lisbon is also known for its museums and galleries, many of which showcase the country’s rich artistic heritage. The National Museum of Ancient Art is a must-see, displaying works from Portugal’s Golden Age, including paintings, sculptures, and ceramics. Another popular museum is the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, which houses a vast collection of European, Asian, and African art, as well as decorative arts, coins, and manuscripts. Food is an important part of Lisbon's culture, and the city is famous for its seafood dishes, including grilled sardines, salt cod, and octopus. Visitors should also try the famous pastry, Pastéis de Belém, a sweet, creamy pastry that originated in the city. Lisbon also has a vibrant nightlife scene, with many bars and nightclubs staying open until the early hours of the morning. Lisbon is also an ideal starting point for exploring the rest of Portugal. The city is a short train or bus ride away from some of the country’s most beautiful beaches and towns, including Sintra and Cascais. The nearby Atlantic archipelago of the Azores is also a popular destination for those looking to escape the city for a few days. In conclusion, Lisbon is a city that is full of surprises. From its charming historic centre to its vibrant nightlife, this city has something to offer for every type of traveler. Whether you're a history buff, art lover, or foodie, you're sure to fall in love with Lisbon. Lisbon, Portugal, Capital, Charms, Journey, History, Art, Culture, Seafood, Nightlife, Beaches, Sintra, Cascais, Azores, Tourist Destination, Lisbon, Architecture, Historic Center, Baixa Neighborhood, Elevador de Santa Justa, National Museum of Ancient Art, Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Pastry, Pastéis de Belém, Food, Nightlife Scene, Bars, Nightclubs, Atlantic Ocean, Roman Empire, Golden Age, Paintings, Sculptures, Ceramics, European, Asian, African Art, Decorative Arts, Coins, Manuscripts, Train, Bus Ride, Escape, Travel, Lisbon, travel to Lisbon, things to do in Lisbon, visit Lisbon, Lisbon attractions, Lisbon tourism, Lisbon city guide, Lisbon travel guide, Lisbon highlights, explore Lisbon, Lisbon history, Lisbon culture, Lisbon food, Lisbon nightlife, Lisbon sightseeing, Lisbon architecture, Lisbon historic center, Lisbon beaches, Sintra and Cascais from Lisbon, Lisbon Azores.

In this video I'll show you what I saw when I visited Lisbon in Jan 2023. Lisbon is the capital and largest city of Portugal, located on the west coast of the country along the Atlantic Ocean. With its history dating back to the Roman Empire, Lisbon is a city that is rich in culture, architecture and art. It is a city that has undergone a lot of transformation and renovation in recent years, making it a popular tourist destination for visitors from around the world. One of the main attractions in Lisbon is its historic centre, which is filled with narrow cobblestone streets, brightly coloured buildings, and old-world charm. The Baixa neighbourhood is a great place to start your exploration of the city, with its historic buildings, charming squares, and vibrant street life. The famous Elevador de Santa Justa, a historic elevator that offers stunning views of the city. Lisbon is also known for its museums and galleries, many of which showcase the country’s rich artistic heritage. The National Museum of Ancient Art is a must-see, displaying works from Portugal’s Golden Age, including paintings, sculptures, and ceramics. Another popular museum is the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, which houses a vast collection of European, Asian, and African art, as well as decorative arts, coins, and manuscripts. Food is an important part of Lisbon's culture, and the city is famous for its seafood dishes, including grilled sardines, salt cod, and octopus. Visitors should also try the famous pastry, Pastéis de Belém, a sweet, creamy pastry that originated in the city. Lisbon also has a vibrant nightlife scene, with many bars and nightclubs staying open until the early hours of the morning. Lisbon is also an ideal starting point for exploring the rest of Portugal. The city is a short train or bus ride away from some of the country’s most beautiful beaches and towns, including Sintra and Cascais. The nearby Atlantic archipelago of the Azores is also a popular destination for those looking to escape the city for a few days. In conclusion, Lisbon is a city that is full of surprises. From its charming historic centre to its vibrant nightlife, this city has something to offer for every type of traveler. Whether you're a history buff, art lover, or foodie, you're sure to fall in love with Lisbon. Lisbon, Portugal, Capital, Charms, Journey, History, Art, Culture, Seafood, Nightlife, Beaches, Sintra, Cascais, Azores, Tourist Destination, Lisbon, Architecture, Historic Center, Baixa Neighborhood, Elevador de Santa Justa, National Museum of Ancient Art, Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Pastry, Pastéis de Belém, Food, Nightlife Scene, Bars, Nightclubs, Atlantic Ocean, Roman Empire, Golden Age, Paintings, Sculptures, Ceramics, European, Asian, African Art, Decorative Arts, Coins, Manuscripts, Train, Bus Ride, Escape, Travel, Lisbon, travel to Lisbon, things to do in Lisbon, visit Lisbon, Lisbon attractions, Lisbon tourism, Lisbon city guide, Lisbon travel guide, Lisbon highlights, explore Lisbon, Lisbon history, Lisbon culture, Lisbon food, Lisbon nightlife, Lisbon sightseeing, Lisbon architecture, Lisbon historic center, Lisbon beaches, Sintra and Cascais from Lisbon, Lisbon Azores.

Explore the breathtaking beauty and mysterious allure of Edinburgh at night in this visually stunning film. From the historic streets of the Old Town to the famous Princes Street, this film takes you on a journey through the Scottish capital after dark. See the iconic Victoria Street like a scene from Harry Potter, and discover hidden gems such as secret courtyards. Join us as we delve into the rich visual spectacle of this captivating city, and experience Edinburgh in a whole new light. Filmed in Jan 2023 Edinburgh, Scotland, night, Old Town, New Town, Edinburgh Castle, secret courtyards, underground vaults, history, culture, journey, captivating, mesmerizing, Scotland tourism, travel, night photography, nightscape, city lights, historic streets, Edinburgh Castle at night, Scottish capital, Scotland's hidden gems, Edinburgh's hidden secrets, explore Edinburgh, Edinburgh vlog, Edinburgh travel vlog, Edinburgh nightlife, Scotland at night, Edinburgh's Old Town, Edinburgh's New Town, Edinburgh's hidden gems, Edinburgh's history, Edinburgh's culture, Edinburgh's architecture, Edinburgh's landmarks, Scotland's history, Scotland's culture, Scotland's landmarks, Scotland's architecture, Edinburgh's history at night, Scotland's culture at night, Edinburgh's landmarks at night, Scotland's architecture at night, Scotland's night life, Edinburgh's night life, Edinburgh's night photography, Edinburgh's nightscape, Edinburgh's city lights, Scotland's night photography, Scotland's nightscape, Scotland's city lights, Edinburgh's beauty at night, Scotland's beauty at night, Edinburgh's charm at night, Scotland's charm at night.

The Lisbon Metro is a rapid transit system that serves the city of Lisbon, Portugal. With four lines and more than 50 stations, it is an efficient and convenient way to navigate the city. The metro system was first opened in 1959, and has undergone several expansions and renovations since then. It operates daily from 6:30am to 1:00am, and runs at frequent intervals, making it easy for residents and visitors to explore all that Lisbon has to offer. The Lisbon Metro is also known for its modern and well-maintained trains, as well as its accessibility for people with disabilities. It is considered one of the best metro systems in Europe. The Lisbon Metro is an integral part of the city's transportation network, connecting different neighborhoods and popular tourist destinations. It is considered one of the most important infrastructure projects in Lisbon and it is run by Metropolitano de Lisboa, a public company. The system is known for its reliability and punctuality, making it a popular choice among commuters. It is also an affordable option, with various ticket options available, including single-ride tickets, daily passes, and multi-day passes. The four lines of the Lisbon Metro are identified by different colors: the blue line, the red line, the green line, and the yellow line. These lines cover most of the city, including the historic center, the Baixa-Chiado area, the Parque das Nações, and the airport. Some of the major stations include Rossio, Baixa-Chiado, Parque, and São Sebastião. The system is also connected to other forms of public transportation, such as buses and trams, making it easy to switch between modes of transportation. The Lisbon Metro also offers a convenient way for visitors to explore the city. The metro stations are located near many of Lisbon's top attractions, such as the Belem Tower, the Jeronimos Monastery, and the Sao Jorge Castle. Additionally, many of the stations have been designed with an eye for aesthetics, featuring beautiful tile work and artwork. The Lisbon Metro is considered one of the most efficient and well-organized metro systems in Europe, and it is an essential part of the city's infrastructure. It provides an easy, fast and affordable way for visitors and locals to explore the city, making it a great option for those looking to experience the best of Lisbon. Lisbon, Metro, rapid transit, transportation, network, infrastructure, reliability, punctuality, affordability, ticket options, daily passes, multi-day passes, lines, blue line, red line, green line, yellow line, major stations, Rossio, Baixa-Chiado, Parque, São Sebastião, public transportation, buses, trams, tourist attractions, Belem Tower, Jeronimos Monastery, Sao Jorge Castle, efficiency, organization, Europe, city exploration, best of Lisbon. Metro system, modern trains, accessibility, convenient way to navigate, history of the metro, daily operation hours, frequent intervals, infrastructure projects, public company, Metropolitano de Lisboa, commuter choice, neighborhood connectivity, popular tourist destinations, historic center, Baixa-Chiado area, Parque das Nações, airport, station design, tile work, artwork, easy switch between transportation modes, Lisbon's top landmarks, efficient, well-organized, essential part of the city's infrastructure, fast, affordable, best way to experience Lisbon.

Join me as we take a journey through the streets of Lisbon, one of Europe's most historic and beautiful cities. Experience the sights, sounds, and culture of this vibrant city from the unique perspective of the E28 tram. This film is a celebration of Lisbon's public transportation and the people who use it. So sit back, relax and enjoy the ride as we take you on a tour of Lisbon like never before. See the city in style in these old vintage trams! Lisbon is famous for its little yellow tram cars winding their way through narrow streets. In this video you'll see a number of these trams, and the red tourist tour trams too. You'll also see a little footage of what it's like on board as it rattles along the tight twisty streets that Lisbon is famous for. For tickets, the best way I found was to buy a 24hr ticket at any Metro station (6.50 Euro at time of my visit in Jan 2023) as this allows unlimited travel on all buses and trams within Lisbon, including the iconic E28 route. This allows you to hop on and off as you wish. tourism, travel, holidays, destinations, vacation, sightseeing, adventure travel, cultural travel, eco-tourism, luxury travel, budget travel, travel planning, travel agency, tour operator, travel packages, travel insurance, hotel, resorts, vacation rental, bed and breakfast, backpacker, hostel, travel documents, passport, visa, itinerary, travel guide, travel tips, travel blogs, travel photography, travel vlog, landmarks, historical sites, natural attractions, theme parks, beaches, islands, mountain, national parks, city breaks, cultural heritage, food and wine, nightlife, festivals and events, adventure sports, cruises, safari, skiing, snowboarding, surfing, hiking, camping, wildlife, scuba diving, snorkeling

The Belém Tower, located in Lisbon, Portugal, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a prominent symbol of the Age of Discoveries. Built in the early 16th century, the tower served as a fortress and lighthouse, helping guide ships into the port of Lisbon. The tower's Manueline architectural style, a blend of Gothic and late Renaissance elements, is unique and reflects the wealth and power of Portugal during the time of its construction. Inside, visitors can explore the tower's historical exhibits and take in stunning views of the River Tagus and surrounding area. The Belém Tower is a must-see destination for any history or architecture enthusiast visiting Lisbon.