Bucket List of Must Visits!

Here is a list of 10 places you should visit before you die!

 Prague

The Charles Bridge: This bridge crosses the Vltava River in Prague. Vehicles have been prohibited on the road as it is only available to pedestrians due to the continuous construction.

Switzerland

The Matterhorn: These mountains that borders Switzerland and Italy. The total summit is 4,478 meters, making it one of the tallest summits in the Alps mountains.

Bora Bora

Monte Otemanu: One of two extinct volcanoes on the island of Bora Bora. You can get to the mountain via 4×4 jeep tour, or a boat or helicopter tour.

 London

Buckingham Palace: The administration headquarters for the monarch of the United Kingdom resides here. The gorgeous palace is often noted as the place to go for state occasions, royal hospitality, or during times of rejoicing and mourning.

Australia

The Great Barrier Reef: One of the largest coral reef systems in the world dwells here. It was created by coral polyps which made it the largest structure built by small organisms. Interesting fact, the reef can be seen from outer space.

Slovenia

Lake Bled: This 2,120 meter lake is surrounded by mountains and forests. A castle known as Medieval Bled Castle lies above the lake. The lake contains a small island in the middle that houses a church typically used for marriages.

Greece

Parthenon: A former temple dedicated to goddess Athena is one of the most important buildings regarding Greek culture. This structure replaced another building known as an older temple of Athena.

Barcelona

Basilica of the Sagrada Familia: This is an unfinished Roman Catholic church. It relied solely on private donations. When construction first began, the Sagrada family relied solely on private donations.

Venice

The Grand Canal: This canal is one of the most popular tourist destinations. Water buses and water taxis are available to ride down the canal. This 3.8 km long canal is lined with 170 buildings. There are currently four bridges that cross the canal.

Iceland

The Northern Lights: These solar particles entering the earth’s magnetic field appear as dancing lights high in the sky in various colors.The best time to see the lights is from September to mid-April. Full darkness is important to clearly see the lights.