Here is my fourth installment of my ’10 Places in the world…’ series.
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial – a powerful monument and memorial dedicated to a man that helped change a country never letting anyone forget that we are all are created equal.
- The Amalfi Coast – 31 miles (50 kilometers) of pristine coastline of the Salerno Coast in Italy embraced by mountains and shadowed by cliffs this one place in the world I will never forget.
- The Eurorail – you can travel to any just about every country on the continent and truly admire the beautiful landscape that is Europe. Nothing is more beautiful than riding through the Swiss Alps.
- Israel Philharmonic – I am sure when it comes to Philharmonic Orchestras around the world the Israeli most likely wouldn’t make it to most lists, if any at all, well add it to yours, they perform the orchestrations of Camille Saint-Saëns like no other symphony I have ever experienced.
- The Peak Tower – rising high above the city at 1,087 feet (331 meters) is the city’s most popular attraction, if you want to see how massive and majestic Hong Kong is you board the tram and spend a few hours high above the city. [supsystic-gallery id=224 position=center]
- Any art museum in Buenos Aires – you could spend a week here and still not see all the museums in the city many of them celebrating the works of the worlds best known Latin American Artists, my personal favorite was the MALBA.
- The Lincoln Memorial – “In this temple, as in the hearts of the people for whom he saved the Union, the memory of Abraham Lincoln is enshrined forever.” Sitting beneath these words is the memorial dedicated to the 16th President of the United States looking out onto the reflection pool, on August 28, 1963 Martin Luther King, Jr. would deliver the ‘I Have A Dream’ Speech in
- A baseball game at Fenway Park, New York Yankees vs. The Boston Red Sox – home of the ‘Green Monster’ and the oldest team in baseball playing their arch rivals, there is absolutely no love between these two teams and they have no problem showing the hatred.
- Picadilly Circus – it’s London’s own time squares bright, alive and thriving where the entire city meets and any street will take you to some of the city’s best restaurants, shopping and the famed West End to take in a show.
- Times Square – this will always be on my top ten lists because this is one place where the entire world comes together.
As always thanks for reading and I’d love to see what ten places you would choose.
AGF