Cloudy skies over Gubbio in northern Umbria, Italy.
Travel Photo: Mieming
A beautiful mountain sunrise not far from Mieming in the Tirol region of Austria.
Travel Photo: Rome
The most beautiful fountain in the world – Rome’s Fontana di Trevi at night.
Travel Photo: Milan
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of Milan’s most beautiful buildings. It connects the city’s two most famous landmarks, the Duomo and Teatro Alla Scala. It was the first shopping arcade of its type and was the prototype for future arcades built around Europe.
Travel Photo: Besalu
The crooked Medieval bridge leading into Besalu, Catalonia. Besalu is an easy day trip from Barcelona.
Travel Photo: London
London’s iconic Tower Bridge. You can visit the upper walkway for fantastic views of the city and the Thames.
Travel Photo: Cadaques
Cadaques harbour, not far from Salvador Dali’s former residence in Catalonia, Spain.
Travel Photo: Dresden
Looking towards Dresden’s old town from the Festungsmauern Am Brühlschen Garten at the end of Brühl’s Terrace.
Travel Photo: Toulouse
The arcades in Place du Capitole in Toulouse are decorated with 29 paintings by the late French artist Raymond Moretti illustrating the history of the city.
Travel Photo: Montpellier
The 17th century Aqueduct St-Clément lit up in the early evening in Montpellier, France.
Travel Photo: Uzerche
Medieval hilltop town Uzerche is a great place to stop if passing through the Limousin region in south-west France.
Travel Photo: Costa Brava
Sunset over the beach at Sant Antoni de Calonge on the Costa Brava, Spain.
Travel Photo: Budapest
Budapest’s famous Chain Bridge and St Stephen’s Basilica taken from Buda.
Travel Photo: London
Trafalgar Square on a typical cloudy day in London.
Travel Photo: Cologne
UNESCO World Heritage Site Cologne Cathedral and the Hohenzollern Bridge.
Since 2008 people have been placing ‘love locks’ on the bridge and there are now thousands of locks on the fence between the footpath and the train tracks. Iain from MalloryOnTravel wrote about Cologne’s love locks and most comments seem to be in favour of them but I’m not so sure. I know the love locks on the Ponts des Arts in Paris are regularly removed by the authorities but in Cologne they seem to be accepted. What do you think, romantic or an eyesore?
Travel Photo: Ljubljana
Much of Ljubljana was rebuilt in Baroque and Vienna Succession styles after severe earthquakes in 1511 and 1895 and today is a mix of old and new.
Travel Photo: Munich
Munich’s gothic revival style New Town Hall on Marienplatz.
Travel Photo: Salzburg
The Mirabell Palace in Salzburg, Austria at twilight.
