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Naples is dotted with interesting and original works of street art, between graffiti, murals, stencils and posters made by some of the most important street artists in the world.
The shoreline of Lake Constance is dotted with impressive modern buildings that represent a harmonious addition to the townscape: the Festspielhaus, the Kunsthaus and the new"vorarlberg museum", which opened its doors in 2013.
The white is dotted with red, resulting from the thousands upon thousands of geranium flower pots which adorn the wrought iron balconies and open spaces in the many tiny squares.
Its countryside is dotted with farmsteads and country manors which, given the defensive function they used to perform, often have the appearance of fortified castles.
Odisha is dotted with countless weaving villages, but this time I decided to cover Nuapatna, where I could come back to Bhubaneshwar from in a day.
I carry out the role of the information center to send the information of the facilities which the Miyagase shore is dotted with and local information to let alone the guidance information in the park in the building of the environmental symbiosis type.
Otaru city is dotted with nine markets. We will leave out the small markets and introduce you to five of the recommended markets, their ambience and how to access them, just as we saw them!
Yayama is dotted with historical sites, boulders and historical cultural properties, and the view from the top overlooking the surrounding area 380 degrees is a moving beauty.
The 24-mile-long lake is dotted with islands, some so small that they disappear when the water levels are high, and others large enough to be(sparsely) inhabited.
From the viewing platform guests can see Aso Bay, one of the most famous ria coasts in Japan. The landscape is dotted with many coves and islands and looks like a garden courtyard.
The park covers a total of 180 hectares and is dotted with open lawns, Japanese gardens, pond for water birds and recreational areas.
Inujima Island is dotted with many works of art, including a museum remodeled from a copper smelter. Accommodations, sea bathing and camping are all available.
But even if you can't snag a reservation at the notoriously hard-to-get-into eatery, Barcelona is dotted with restaurants inspired by Adria's cutting-edge cuisine, like Moo, which Frommer called“astounding.”.
The central district of the city is dotted with architectural work of Shin Isozaki the architect, while visitors are treated with works of art created by sculptors, such as bronze statues.
While Dari and Pashto are the official languages taught in the schools and used in business, the landscape of Afghanistan is dotted with a myriad of other national, regional and local languages.
And approximately 60 meters high The island is dotted with a long history makes it a Shinto temple Enoshima which is home to the god of good fortune and love, and the third one is a statue of Saraswati in Japan.
But Ma, has been a turbulent stream along the line, high mountains and deep forests, water flow Pitt, autumn is dotted with yellow and red trees, spring flowers are everywhere, are a rare natural Miaojing.
The new guidelines say Japan needs to be well-prepared and to show it can withstand threats, noting the archipelago is prone to natural disasters and its coastline is dotted with vulnerable nuclear power plants.
The spacious ground is dotted with cultural art sites such as a prefectural art museum and an auditorium but also such facilities as a library and a reference library. The area is decorated by a variety of trees such as Japanese stewartia and syringa that flower at the beginning of July, as well as ginkgo, with outdoor sculptures and stone markers blending into the green scenery.
Crouching Tiger" in a piece of water that is shot in the Valley, a six-kilometer canyon is dotted with numerous ponds, the way the"dragon and phoenix pool","reading glasses pool","Yuhuan pool","Thunderstorm Tan,"" Swan Lake"and so on, and leave the two cans of irrigation water, the cost of throwing a cross, washed away a towel.