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Mediterranean winds, ravines, snow-capped mountain ranges, crescent-shaped sandy beaches and pastel-hued port towns give the island its modern nickname – Corsica or the Isle of Beauty.
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The public sculptures and monuments have become a contemporary exciting areas over the last 15 years. Artist can do their best work in public scene. Koon’s ”Rabbit”, for example was part of Macy’s Thanksgiving day parade in 2007. The Koon’s art presents the main exchange of public sculptures. His buoyant forms reach deep into observers childhood with accompanying feelings of hope and optimism.
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Petter Dass Museum in Norway is not just an ordinary museum. It’s a project, which include a landscape plan (park), parking facilities and a service building. All of these are creep into an old rock surface.
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The River Aquarium is located in Mora, Portugal. Settled in the Ecological Wild Park of Gameiro, the structure stands admist a field of cork and olive trees.
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Ottawa is the capital of Canada and this summer this huge city celebrates its 50th anniversary. The city is spectacular and has enough green spaces, trails and water, which can satisfied the most hyperactive travelers.
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You don’t have to be a famous musician or a millionaire to visit the one-only-elite playground of Costa Smeralda, Sardinia. Sardinia is the second-largest Italian island in the Mediterranean Sea.
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