Year: 2023

Greece as a nation is home to a lot of the relaxation wonders of the modern world. From the turquoise and boundless seas to the white-washed novelty of their ancient-styled cities. Greece is one of the top tourist hotspots in recent times. These are the top three reasons behind its well-deserved fame:

1.   Magnificent Beaches:

Greece has a wide assortment of magnificent beaches. The country has beaches that paint a unique picture when viewed against the backdrop of crystal-clear ocean waters. Some of the more popular beaches are their black sand beaches and red sand beaches. They are so popular that they are being used for wedding receptions and black-themed parties. 

2.   Intriguing Historical Structures

Greece as a country has some of the most interesting and attractive historical structures in the Mediterranean. From remnants of ancient cities such as Atlantis to austere-feeling temples of Athena and Zeus. The number of museums and historical sites alone will leave you touring for days.

3.   Hospitable Locals

The Greek people have traditions and cultures deeply rooted in hospitality and charity. There are one of the most welcoming people ever. This trait makes the islands perfect for family vacations and relaxing breaks.…

Newcastle has a rich and diverse history that will appeal to everyone. It offers a great mix of fun and historical significance. Alongside its modern attractions are architectural treasures and monuments. Some of the most famous attractions are listed below:

– Before he originally built the city now known as Newcastle, Hadrian built a wall out of stone and timber across the width of northern England. Opinions differ on the subject, but the majority of people believe that it was constructed to define the frontier of Roman land of England, and as a defendable barrier against the Scots. The city sits alongside the wall and it is still clearly visible today.

– Grainger Town is an area of Newcastle designed and built by the celebrated builder and developer Richard Grainger. It has a central conservation area of about 36 hectares which contains around four hundred and fifty buildings, of which, two hundred and forty four are listed, twenty nine are grade one and forty nine are grade two. It is the most scenic area of the city and one particular street, Greys Street, has been voted as the most beautiful street in Britain.

– The Angel of the North is a sculpture that was designed by internationally renowned sculptor Antony Gormley. It was built in the mid-1990s with financial backing from the United Kingdom’s National Lottery fund. It is the UK’s largest sculpture and is thought to be the world’s largest angel structure. Probably due to its location, it is one of the most viewed pieces of art in the world. It is seen by ninety thousand people everyday, or thirty three million per year!

As well as those attractions, you will also find a wide range of theaters, museums, shopping malls, etc. to entertain you whilst you are in Newcastle. If you are in the UK, it is certainly worth putting in the effort to visit Newcastle – you will not be disappointed!…