Beautiful Russia is most famous for its many historical and cultural heritages, which have
always connected its citizens with the old, glorious times of the country. And this is wonderful, although it would be a shame to forget about the splendid natural attractions that are an important part of this nation’s greatness.
In Moscow in particular, amazing sights and breathtaking landscapes are everywhere you look around. In the list below we included some of the city’s natural attractions – from national parks to gardens and hills – that must not be missed during the city exploration. And the best way to do it is with your Moscow Tourist guide. Situated in the district with the same name, Sokolniki Park gained its name and popularity from Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich's falconry custom. Today, the park preserves most of the 18th century natural wild life and includes many areas created especially for recreational and amusement purposes. Surrounding the inside wilderness (cedars, oaks, larches, limes, maples, walnut, as well as tens of bird species, squirrels, hares and weasels), are the Sokolniki Sports Palace and numerous restaurants and cafés that give you the opportunity to comfortably relax after a day spent in nature.
reens Pool is well known among Western Australians, and is considered one of our state’s
Athabasca Falls is a waterfall in Jasper National Park on the upper Athabasca River,
The Flatlanders will be heading north this summer. Way, way north to the "land that never
The rolling landscape, the mild climate and a plethora of water sport and other leisure
You can expect some of Iceland’s most popular attractions to be a bit crowded during the long