The Jordaan District is one of the most important tourist places in Amsterdam, as it is located in the middle of the city and near many tourist places.
The Jordaan neighborhood includes many old houses, restaurants, cafes and shops, as well as distinctive canals.
The history of the establishment of this neighborhood and its old homes goes back to the seventeenth century, and it was inhabited at this time by the working class and immigrants, but now the Jordaan district has become one of the most important tourist destinations in the Netherlands.
The best activities in the Jordaan neighborhood in Amsterdam • Many tourists like to wander inside the ancient Jordaan district of Amsterdam and get to know what it contains of old houses worth seeing, water channels running next to you and other landmarks of the famous neighborhood, so wandering only inside the Jordaan neighborhood is a special pleasure.
• One of the most important old houses in the Jordaan neighborhood, which was turned into a museum, is the Anne Frank House, which is the house in which Anne Frank lived inside the bunker for two years during World War II. The museum contains photographs and documents documenting this period and its events.
• You can try one of the cafes or restaurants in the Jordaan neighborhood, some of which overlook the water channels and others overlook the ancient Jordan streets, and it is worth noting that the oldest café within the neighborhood is Café Chris, you may want to try it.
• The most important thing that you can do in the Jordaan district is to shop among many choices of shops and local and international products. The most famous thing you can buy is Dutch cheese, sweets, clothes and also jewelry.
• And do not forget to take a fun river cruise inside one of the boats that you can rent to take you on a trip around the interesting neighborhood of Jordan and its most important features.
Finally, you have to take some memorial photos of the beautiful Jordaan neighborhood and its most important landmarks, especially the river channels and the wonderful old houses.
In pictures: Famous tourist areas are at risk of extinction
A serious tourism report published by the International Tourism Organization this week warned of the extinction of some tourist destinations around the world, due to natural factors and human intervention as well.
The report called on the concerned governments to urgently provide the necessary support to preserve these tourist areas, or they will disappear completely within a few years.
The following tourist areas came at the top of these expected risks:
The white cliffs of Dover, Britain
The report says it is now eroding at its highest rate ever due to human intervention.
Venice – Italy
The report warned that the Italian city of Venice is eroding and disappearing at a rate 5 times higher than what is scheduled in normal conditions.
Great Wall of China – China
Thanks to erosion factors, the report confirmed that the Great Wall of China, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the World, has disappeared a third of it so far, which is a serious matter.
Dead Sea
The report says that the Dead Sea’s days are numbered, after experts discovered that the water level in the sea is decreasing by one meter annually.
Maldives
Finally, the report indicated that rising sea levels will threaten about a tenth of the world’s population who live in low-lying areas and islands that are at risk of flooding, including the famous tourist islands of the Maldives.
Khaled Equal’s photo Khaled Equal 0150 Pictures reveal the purest water in the world 1
As we prepare to bid farewell to the current summer, each of us recalls his close memories with the beaches and the waters in which he threw his worries and body this summer, but do you really think that you had the experience of swimming in pure water?
Perhaps after you see these pictures, your thoughts will change completely.
A group of photos taken from a variety of places around the world, revealing beaches and waters that are the purest and most pure around the world, where you can see the details of what is happening underwater very simply.
Surrounded by residential neighborhoods on the hillside, bustling market streets and tall commercial buildings, Izmir Agora is part of the everyday landscape for most of the population. The remains of the city of Agora date back to the fourth century BC, and include the remains of urban monuments such as the king’s palace, some temples, and rock houses.
Ancient Ephesus
It is an ancient Greek city that was also known as Ephes, and with it being one of the greatest cities in the world during the Roman era, and the second largest city in the world at that time, it now includes a lot of monuments and temples, and it is located in the region of Lydia – a historical area in West Anatolia – at the Cayster River, which flows into the Aegean Sea (in present-day Turkey).
Founded in the tenth century BC by the ancient Greeks. The remnants of the city of Ephesus is considered the biggest attraction for tourists, especially tourists who travel by ship. A water channel was opened between the historic city and the sea. To transport tourists by small boats to the city. The port of Ephes was maintained as it was during its glory days.
Kadevikal Castle
The castle was built on this spot in the 4th century BC by Lysimachus, a rough general of Alexander the Great. Over the long centuries of its existence,
Many of its buildings were destroyed, some were rebuilt, rebuilt and replaced with new buildings. The interior buildings are examples of medieval architecture. Kadifekale Castle is known as the legendary castle located between the mountains of Izmir.
Even you can see the Turkish flag on the top of the majestic castle walls from afar, and in addition to the beauty of this wonderful landmark and its wide fame, you can also when visiting this castle built on a high hill, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the city and the Gulf of Izmir.
The clock tower in Izmir
It is a historical Ottoman clock tower in the middle of Konak Square in the Turkish city of Izmir. Designed by Chamiemond French architect Charles Beer. The tower was built in 1901 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Sultan Abdul Hamid II’s accession to the Ottoman throne, where he ruled from 1876 – 1909. The tower is 25 meters (82 feet) tall and is surrounded by four fountains.
The clock remained working and still, and did not stop only once, when an earthquake of magnitude 5.2 struck Izmir in 1974, when the tower suffered some damage, and the BJ is an important tourist destination for all tourists who visit Izmir.
Pamukkale
Pamukkale is an amazing geographical phenomenon unique in the world, when you visit it, it will look like an iced wedding cake with dozens of layers, which are natural pools and limestone terraces formed over millions of years of flowing water,
These springs are distinguished by their great healing properties and their ability to relieve pain. Pamukkale is located in Denizli province in southwestern Turkey on the coast of the Aegean Sea, and these springs have been formed for more than two thousand years and exist until now. The Romans considered this spot a sacred place, and they called it “Hierapolis”, which means “the holy city.”
Mount Bozdag
The Bozdag Kayak Ski Mountain is one of the most important destinations for tourists heading to the city of Izmir, as it is located in the center of Bozdag village, east of Izmir, and the Bozdag Ski Mountain is one of the most beautiful areas that is ideal for outdoor sports activities.
So that the mountain, which is located at an altitude of 2156 meters, provides various ways to climb and ski together. It is possible to climb to the top by cable car, which is a pleasure in itself to be able to look at the area from the top of the mountain.
Sever Hayesar Beach
A quiet beach is considered a special place for lovers of relaxation and tranquility, and one of the most beautiful beaches in Izmir, this beach is located 45 kilometers from the city center
The citrus trees are the most important characteristic of the place, as they are spread everywhere on the beach. And the visitor to this place can spend an enjoyable and quiet time, and if you are a lover of citrus, you will enjoy a taste of the citruses available in the city.
The Siegessäule Victory Column was built in Berlin in July 1873 of the eighteenth century, and it represents one of the famous symbols of Berlin, the German capital, and one of Berlin’s tourist attractions that attract tourists from all over the world.
The name of the column is due to the victories achieved by Germany in its military wars against France, Denmark and Austria. Germany wanted to commemorate these victories by building this tall tower, which is about 69 meters long.
The column inside includes 285 steps of spiral stairs that can be climbed and climbed to reach the top of the column, which enables tourists to have a good view of Berlin from the top.
It is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in Germany
Victory Column in Berlin, Germany
The Victory Column Berlin is also distinguished by its location in the most famous area in the capital, which is characterized by the multiplicity of international restaurants and a number of cafes, and the column also includes a vast green area surrounding it and therefore the column represents a place for a walk
Victory Column in Berlin Germany
Activities you can do • Visit this famous landmark in the German capital Berlin and see the mosaics that decorate its base, and the statue of Victoria above, and also do not miss the opportunity to climb its spiral staircase and see the city with a wonderful panoramic view, especially at sunset, and enjoy a charming view of the city from the top
Sitting in the open green squares surrounding it and enjoying the beauty of the place and the warm air during the day and taking a group of wonderful photos, do not forget to take a tour inside the new tunnels below it
Victory Column Berlin, Germany
• Eat a delicious meal of lunch in one of the nearby restaurants surrounding it and enjoy the view of the column and the statue shining above and see the green garden around it day or night as lights shine from the column and below it showing its beautiful view
Victory Column is one of the most important landmarks of Berlin, Germany
Opening hours of the Victory Column Berlin From Monday to Friday from 09:30 in the morning until 07:00 in the evening.
Saturday and Sunday from 09:30 in the morning until 06:30 in the evening.
Fee for entry tickets to Berlin Victory Column Adults: 2.20 euros
The Canary Islands consist mainly of four main large islands surrounded by dozens of small islands around them, the four big islands are Gran Canaria, Tinarife, Lanzarote and La Palma, and the capital of the Canary Islands is Santa Cruz on the island of Tnaireve, but Gran Canaria is the largest and largest of the Canary Islands in size. breadth
1- Gran Canaria Island
This island is one of the most important islands of the Canary Islands, as it has some recreational places in which to spend the best times, such as Palmetto Birds Garden, and there you will find a very large number of different birds that are unparalleled. If you like to follow ancient ruins, you will find that you want to visit the ancient Maspalomas lighthouse. Either if you are on the list that loves to relax, there is an international spa center, and there are also very interesting activities for children.
2- Timanfaya National Park
Would you like to see “exotic” landscapes, wander through the black lava desert, peer into volcanic craters and enjoy dishes cooked right above the mouth of a fiery mountain? To do this, you only need to come to the island of Lanzarote and visit the unique volcanic park Timanfaya, located at the southwestern tip of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands, and UNESCO declared in 1993 this park a world reserve for the biosphere, and the reason for this is that it is considered Official home to many rare plants, the park’s unusual volcanic landscape makes the strongest impression on anyone who has visited its grounds.
3- Tenerife
Tenerife is the largest island of the Spanish Canary Islands, which is located in the Atlantic Ocean in terms of population, and this island is located next to La Palma, Gamara and Hero, and the area of this island is 2034.38 square kilometers, and the capital of Tenerife is Santa Croce, which is the largest city in it. Tenerife has the striking beauty that fascinates everyone who visits it, as it is full of tourist attractions and wonderful places, and many exciting activities and events are held, such as games and marine activities such as water skiing, swimming competitions and other activities, and we will talk in this article about the island of Tenerife more broadly.
4- Siam Water Park and Park
It is a water park in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, it is located on the TF1 highway in the Costa Adeje. On an area of 18.5 hectares (46 acres), remembered as the most spectacular water attraction in Europe, the park was inaugurated by Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand. Siam Park is the first green water park in the world, the water in the park is heated to 25 ° C (77 ° F), Siam Park is the first water park in the world air-conditioned in the open air, to conserve water on the island, Siam Park has a desalination plant At the site, which desalinates 700 cubic meters (25,000 cubic feet) of sea water daily, after the water is used for horseback riding, the park recycles the water by using it to irrigate the plants in the garden. In addition, Siam Park has the first natural gas manufactured in the Canary Islands.
5- Scuba diving in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands are a great place for diving lovers, and you can enjoy a unique experience by wearing a diving suit and trying underwater diving, exploring underwater marine life, and you will be equipped with a display that enables you to see life in the depths of the island.
6- Fuerteventura island
There are many tourist places on the island of Fuerteventura, which attract fun, excitement and excitement for all its visitors, including international museums, beaches with clear pure water, parks, markets and other wonderful tourist places, and tourism on the island of Fuerteventura in Spain is one of the most enjoyable trips at all. It was chosen from the top 500 tourist destinations in the world, due to its pleasant refreshing breeze, beautiful beaches, and delightful natural colors, and Fuerteventura is one of the famous Canary Islands, as it is the second largest of the Canary Islands.
Uzungol, which means long lake, is a Turkish village located in the southeast of Trabzon, in northern Turkey. In past years, the picturesque lake and the valley that surrounds it have become great tourist attractions, and the lake is located 100 km from the center of Trabzon and 19 km from the city center of Chikara,
The lake was formed from a landslide around the riverbed to a natural dam in the valley of the Haldizen River. The lake is located on the slopes of the “Sujanli” Mountains, covered with dense green trees. It rises about one thousand and a hundred meters above sea level, and has a circumference of 7 kilometers. It is famous for its striking natural beauty.
And it is a great place for wandering in the charming nature, and camping, especially between the months of May and July, when the weather is moderate and sunny. Uzungöl or Uzungöl has been famous in recent years for its tourist attraction, where restaurants, hotels and gift shops are available. The village is also known for its pine lake surrounded by mountains and green meadows, which is considered a tourist attraction par excellence. Fishing is widespread, especially river salmon.
Sumela Monastery
It is an eastern Orthodox monastery located in the Pontus Mountains in northeastern Turkey on the coast of the Black Sea. Sumela Monastery, also called the Monastery of the Virgin Mary, was established on the steep slopes of Machka, near Trabzon in the fourth century, and the structure was improved in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and decorated with many pictures of biblical scenes. The monastery complex consists of the Church of the Rock, chapels and student rooms As well as a library, Holy Spring, kitchen and guest house.
There are many chapels, kitchens, study rooms, a rock chapel, a visitor’s shelter, a library, and a Greek Orthodox sacred eye. There is also a canal in the monastery that provides water for irrigation, which is distinguished by its newly reconfigured arches. Also, the entrance to the monastery has many guard posts.
Overlooking Boztepe Trabzon
Boztepe hill in the Turkish city of Trabzon, 3 km above the city center, in a location easy for tourists to reach to see a beautiful view of the sea and the city, and Boztepe is a hill covered with green trees.
Tourists can see the city’s sights by day, and in the evening they enjoy the city’s sights with its lights, and spend beautiful times in the gardens that contain it. On the high hill there are several closed and open cafes famous for serving samovar tea that is prepared using charcoal, and visitors drink it enjoying the city’s view, overlooking the The city of Trabzon and the Black Sea have a beautiful view and worth a visit
Ataturk Palace Trabzon
One of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Trabzon, Turkey, the palace was built in 1890 and was restored until it became in its present wonderful form, you can enjoy the beauty of the outdoor garden of Ataturk Palace, which includes the most beautiful types of flowers, where you can take the most beautiful souvenir photos there.
You can also enter the Ataturk Palace and enjoy seeing many artifacts dating back to before the nineteenth century, including clothes, furniture, paintings and many more, and the palace is surrounded by many luxurious restaurants that offer the most delicious meals.
Trabzon Square
It is located in the city center of Trabzon and is known as Ataturk Square, and it is considered the main city center, as it includes restaurants, cafes and hospitals, in addition to many government centers such as the municipality center, government centers, the center of wishes and the police, in addition to the Center for Real Estate Registration Affairs.
In the center of Trabzon Square is a huge statue of the founder of the modern state of Turkey, Ataturk, from which branches Uzun Sokak which includes many shops, Turkish and international brands. The identification of the city’s sides is the ever-flowing pulse, with its lanes and terraces.
The Corniche of Trabzon
The Corniche of Trabzon is located in the Bashirli area, and it is a beautiful corniche and there are sessions on the road, and a wonderful walkway with the sounds of the sea waves and colors.
There are also children’s games (bumper cars, swings, etc.) and ice cream shops. In (the marina) there are boats for renting sea tours for an hour or two, depending on choice, in a wonderful natural atmosphere.
Matchka village in Trabzon
The village of Matshka Trabzon is one of the most calm and beautiful villages surrounding the city of Trabzon, as it annually attracts thousands of tourists from inside and outside Turkey, in search of comfort and recreation, the village has an indescribable natural beauty as it is centered on a green area that includes many beautiful plants and wild flowers in addition to many forests The conifer, which increases its splendor over its splendor, makes it a place that inspires positive energy and renews the soul and is considered the best tourist place in Trabzon.
The United Kingdom is a nation consisting of the countries of England, Wales and Scotland in addition to Northern Ireland, and is known as the birthplace of contemporary parliamentary democracy and the Industrial Revolution.
Britain’s global role declined in the twentieth century after the two world wars, its loss of its empire, on which the sun never sets, and the result of the 2016 referendum on European Union membership raised serious questions about the country’s international role.
Nevertheless, the UK remains an economic and military power to reckon with, with influential political and cultural influence throughout the world.
Tourist places in Britain
Edinburgh It is the capital of Scotland. It combines the medieval old town and the elegant new town with gardens and classic buildings. Overlooking the city is Edinburgh Castle, home to the Crown Jewels of Scotland and the Stone of Destiny, used for the coronation of Scottish rulers. There are some important places in Edinburgh that attract visitors to it; Such as: the National Museum of Scotland, which aims to discover the world of nature and Scottish history, and there are many theaters that offer theatrical performances, concerts, operas, and others, in addition to places to attract children such as: Edinburgh Zoo, Deep Sea World, and Georgian Farm City.
Glasgow It is a port city on the River Clyde in the Western Lowlands of Scotland. It is famous for its Victorian architecture and Art Nouveau, a rich legacy that led to the city’s prosperity from the 18th to the 20th centuries due to trade and shipbuilding. Today it is a national cultural centre, home to institutions including the Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet and the National Theater of Scotland, as well as renowned museums and ornate music.
There are many areas and landmarks that attract tourists in Glasgow, the most important of which are: the People’s Palace and the Winter Gardens. The museum is historically and socially important, as it embraces the history of the city and the people who lived in it. CCA Center for Contemporary Arts: This center is the site of contemporary arts in Scotland and tourists can enjoy the many art, films, workshops and musical performances of various artists in this center. Gallery of Modern Art: This gallery is located in the heart of Glasgow and hosts cultural programs by local and international artists.
London The capital of England and the United Kingdom, it is a 21st century city with a history stretching back to Roman times. At its center stands the imposing House of Representatives, the famous ‘Big Ben’ clock tower and Westminster Abbey, the site of the coronations of British queens.
The London Eye observation wheel provides panoramic views of the cultural complex on the south bank, and the entire city, across the Thames. Royal sites include Buckingham Palace, which houses the king’s main residence and offices, and the Tower of London, a former prison in the home of the Crown Jewels.
Stonehenge It is considered one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. It was built in several stages: the first monument was a monument, built about 5000 years ago, and the unique stone circle was built in the late Neolithic period around 2500 BC. In the early Bronze Age many mounds were built nearby. Today, along with Avebury, Stonehenge forms the heart of a World Heritage Site.
Big Ben The clock tower, famous for its accuracy and huge bell. Strictly speaking, the name refers only to the large clock bell, which weighs 15.1 tons (13.7 metric tons), but is usually associated with the entire clock tower at the north end of Parliament House, in London’s Westminster district. The tower itself was officially known as St Stephen’s Tower until 2012, when it was renamed Elizabeth Tower for the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II, when it celebrated the 60th anniversary of the British throne. The clocks are 9 and 14 feet (2.7 and 4.3 meters) tall respectively, and the clock tower is about 320 feet (97.5 meters) high. Originally in coordination with the Royal Greenwich Observatory, the Big Ben tones bell has been broadcast – with some interruptions – since 1924 as the daily time signal from the BBC.
The Republic of Kenya is located in the eastern part of the African continent, where we find that it passes through the equator, and its borders are linked with many African countries, so we find that the Indian Ocean is the one that borders it on the eastern side, the Republic of Uganda is the one that borders it on the western side, and the Republic of Tanzania is the one It is bordered on the south by the Republic of Ethiopia, as well as the Republic of Sudan, which border Kenya on the north side, and on the northeastern side, we find Somalia.
Tourist places in Kenya
Amboseli National Park Amboseli National Park is located in Loitoktok District, Rift Valley Province of Kenya. The park covers an area of 39,206 hectares (392 sq km; 151 m²) at the heart of the 8,000 sq km (3,100 sq ft) ecosystem that spreads across the Kenyan border – Tanzanian.
The park is famous for being the best place in Africa to get up close and personal with elephants and stand amongst other wild animal species. Another opportunity that the park offers is to meet the Maasai people, and it also offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest free-standing mountain in the world.
In Amboseli, there are great skies and vistas contrasted with marshy springs and dry, dusty land trampled by hundreds of animals.
Amboseli has an endless supply of groundwater that is filtered by thousands of feet of volcanic rock coming from the Kilimanjaro ice cap, which flows into clear spring water in the heart of the park.
Nairobi Nairobi is the capital of Kenya. In addition to its urban core, the city has Nairobi National Park, a large reserve known for its endangered black rhino breeding and home to giraffes, zebras, and lions. And next to it there is a shelter for elephants of great interest. Nairobi is often used as a springboard for safaris elsewhere in Kenya. The city center serves as the convention centre, close to attractions such as the Nairobi National Museum, which is dedicated to Kenyan art, artifacts, wildlife and early humans. With huts representing the main ethnic groups in Kenya, and a look at traditional tribal life. Tribal arts and crafts are sold in the Maasai mobile market.
Maasai Mar
One of the most famous reserves in all of Africa, the Maasai Mara is world-renowned for its exceptional wildlife. Although it comprises only 0.01% of the total area of Africa, more than 40% of Africa’s largest mammals can be found here. Across the vast plains, lions, leopards, tigers, elephants and an endless array of other species can be seen in their natural habitats.
The Massa Mara ecosystem contains about 25% of what is left of Kenya’s wildlife. It is estimated that about 70% of Kenya’s wildlife lives outside national parks and reserves.
General information about Lebanon Lebanon is in the middle of the countries of the Arab world and has borders with Jordan, Palestine and Syria, as well as the Mediterranean Sea to the west. Lebanon is considered one of the most beautiful countries in the Arab world, and the most receiving country for Arab and foreign tourists in the region’, due to its centrality in the Middle East, its Western character, and the presence of two religious backgrounds in it, as well as to its various tourist attractions, as its green nature, mountains and plains Its beaches are the most beautiful, and they contain many historical monuments from different eras and nations, the most important of which are Roman, Lebanon is also characterized by the popular life among its alleys, and its atmosphere is very suitable for tourism.
The best tourist places in Lebanon:
Baalbek Baalbek is an ancient Roman city. Today, it contains many Roman and Byzantine archaeological sites that demonstrate the splendor of Roman architecture in the imperial period. The Temple of Jupiter is one of the main tourist places in Baalbek; Where the Romans traveled for several miles to worship in it and make offerings to their gods, and in the remaining parts of the city, very huge stones were found. There are also in Baalbek the Temple of Bacchus and the Temple of Venus, and festivals are held annually in Baalbek in the summer.
Kobayat One of the most beautiful towns in which the tourist can feel the splendor of Lebanon and the beauty of its nature. The town of Kobayat enjoys wide and beautiful green spaces. It is an old town located in the northern part of Lebanon, and is characterized by moderate weather even in the hot summer days. Tourists visit the town of Kobayat for the purpose of religious tourism in particular, It contains many churches and monasteries, and the most prominent activities that visitors do to the town of Qobayat is to visit the longest mountain path in the country, which connects several places along the north and south, in addition to that the Kobayat summer music festival is held there.
Temple of Jupiter Standing tall as a witness to Roman civilization in Lebanon, the huge Temple of Jupiter dedicated to the cult of Zeus, located in Hecupolis or Baalbek. The main building of the “Great Court” was the Roman pagan temple that is still partially standing. It took three centuries to create this giant Roman pagan temple, so it is considered one of the most important Roman monuments in the region and in the world. It was the largest pagan temple dedicated to Jupiter in all of the Roman Empire. The columns were 30 meters long and about 2.5 meters in diameter: the largest in the classical world.
Beirut National Museum This is the main cultural institution in Beirut. It displays an impressive collection of ancient artifacts that form an overview of the history of Lebanon and the civilizations that have influenced and passed through this cultural crossroads. Among its most prominent features are the heavily photographed Phoenician bronze and gilded statues that were found buried near the Temple of Obelisk in Byblos, as well as a series of Phoenician coffins with human faces, the Roman tomb, as well as an enormous collection of coins and tools used at that time.
