Must see place: Ronda. From south to north, every city in Mediterranean Italy has its own unique charm. Whether its luxury brands, sumptuous sports cars, or Italian cuisine, all reflect the leisure of a slow Italian life. On the classic Amalfi Coast, Positano is like a bright pearl, where the white, compact houses are situated on a cliff overlooking the sea. Tour tips: This is the filming location of "Under The Tuscan Sun", which is very suitable for a photography trip and is like a fairytale scene under the sun. The Amalfi Coast also offers accommodation in cliff hotels, which makes zero distance contact with the ocean extremely romantic. Recommended attractions: Amalfi Coast, Naples, and Capri Island. Travel Tips: Due to the fact that many cities in Italy have a very long history, you should choose proper shoes when you walk on the mottled flagstone pavements, and don't neglect comfort for the sake of beauty. The traditional espresso may be a little too bitter. Of course, you can choose a cappuccino instead.

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A must see place: Monet's footprints. Why does this Giverny town attract Monet and make him devote 43 years to creation here? The south of France is famous for its scenery. In fact, every small town here has its own characteristics. Let's follow the steps of artists and indulge in the warm sunshine. Tour tips: In addition to winning the favor of foreign tourists, Giverny is also a popular resort for the French. You can feel the spiritual heritage left by Monet when you visit Giverny. The best way to visit this place is to walk slowly and take photos of the scenery at every corner. Recommended attractions: Monet's Garden, Auvers-sur-Oise, and Loire Valley. Travel Tips: Before you visit, it's a good idea to learn a bit about Monet and Van Gogh. The souvenirs in the museum where you can view their works are worth buying. You can also send the scenery back to your friends and family in the form of postcards.

A must see place: Giethoorn, with its leisurely and comfortable life, has always been a famous tourist attraction. Although it's not convenient to visit, its beauty is amazing. The residents of the small town carefully tend to their own gardens, and the animals happily frolic besides the canal. No wonder people feel like they want to live here forever. Tour tips: After visiting Amsterdam, you can see the other side of Europe. Giethoorn feels like an urban resort, so it is called "Venice in Holland". Sitting in a coffee shop on a street corner while enjoying the sunshine is the best way to start your tour here! Recommended attractions: Giethoorn, Van Gogh Museum, and Smit Giethoorn. Travel Tips: Although the weather in Holland is sunny, because of the strong wind all year round, the temperature feels lower than it actually is. You’d better keep warm and protect yourself from the sun.

A must see place: stand on top of the world, own a beauty beyond imagination. Although the Faroe Islands are not popular, they have the best scenery in the world. There are not only tall waterfalls tumbling straight down, basalt that kisses the ocean, but also townspeople living freely and contentedly. Although it is located in Northern Europe, the people on the island have unimaginable passion, and they get along happily with the sheep, whales, and rabbits. Tour tips: The scenery on the Faroe Islands is not inferior to that of Iceland. Driving yourself around the islands is excellent fun, because the terrain is flat, the weather is good, and the scenery is fascinating, even intoxicating. Every photo is imbued with a feeling of wonder. The place allows you get to know your inner self and enjoy the feeling of loneliness. Recommended attractions: National Museum of the Faroe Islands, Gasadalur, Klaksvík and Mykines. Travel Tips: You have to fly to Copenhagen first and then transfer to get the Faroe Islands. Although the Faroe Islands do have a pristine environment, travelers also need be careful to preserve the island's beauty for the future.

Must see place: Blue Mountains National Park, with the steepest aerial cable car in Australia, is well-known and a paradise for many backpackers. Eucalyptus is an Australian fruit tree, which has as many as 500 species. It's only two hours' drive from Sydney, so it can offer you a different experience after seeing the city views. Tour tips: From the center of Sydney, take the train first, then transfer to a bus and enjoy the rural scenery on the way. Most of the time, the park is open all day, so whether you enjoy sunrises or sunsets, or want to go star gazing, you can plan a suitable time to visit. Recommended attractions: Blue Mountains National Park, Port Stephens, and Sydney Fish Market. Travel Tips: Take bus No. 686 (every 30 minutes) to view the Blue Mountains scenic area nearby. However, you'll need to accurately calculate the time. There is a discount for booking tickets online.