Today’s travel related panoramic photo is from Amsterdam.
It is about the queue for Anne Frank museum, which was actually a house where Anne Frank had lived hidden. The house was in its original condition and you had to walk some very narrow corridors there. After first queuing to get inside for half an hour. But, that’s the life of a tourist, and a travel blogger, wanting to get a glimpse of the past. Luckily they had some nice terraces by street in Amsterdam where you could get yourself a cup of tea with a freshly baked item.
Was the Anne Frank museum worth all the queuing, you might want to ask. I’d say yes, especially if you’re into time travelling.
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Here’s some 5 random scenes from Helsinki. These photos have been taken with an unusual method, which will explain any distortion met.
The first image is a view over the city centre of Helsinki after sunset, when the horizon is still pinkish.
The second image is of the white Helsinki Cathedral, which is also located in the centre on the city. The Cathedral is the best known landmark of Helsinki.
The third image is from Aurinkoranta beach in Vuosaari, which is the easternmost part of Helsinki. Aurinkoranta is one of the best beaches in the whole of Finland.
The fourth image is from a bridge above the busy street of Helsinginkatu. The bridge is only ment for passengers and bycicles.
The fifth scene is from the way to Kaivopuisto, which is a beautiful park almost in the centre of Helsinki. Kaivopuisto and its surroundings are the richest area in Helsinki.
View over Helsinki city centreHelsinki cathedralAurinkoranta beach in Vuosaari, HelsinkiBridge over HelsinginkatuKaivopuisto, Helsinki
Talking about the Travel Opus to Europe, Oslo in Norway is one of them very essential places to visit in Europe. Although it is in many ways very similar to the neighbouring capitals Stockholm and Copenhagen, it still has its own, kind of royal feel to it. The small size of Oslo is also charming.
In the photomontage below you can see some of the famous sights in New Delhi like what the Indiagate looks like in the daylight or in the evening, or for example, how do the facades of Red Fort, Lotus Temple, Humayun’s Tomb,Qutub Minar and Swaminarayan Akshardham look like, or the entrance of Dilli Haat.
Indiagate, Lotus Temple, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb and Qutub Minar are very photogenic sights for which it is good to reserve time well enough to look around and also wear good walking shoes.
I could also add the Hauz Khas Village, where I must say you need to be careful with your photography, because some boutique owners there do not allow photos to be taken, where as Swaminarayan Akshardham is a place where photography is totally forbidden. Swaminarayan Akshardham tells about the history of Hindus in an aesthetically appealing way, and is really a place worth visiting in Delhi.
National museum in New Delhi tells about the history of India with archeological findings and art handicrafts. Photography was allowed when I visited. Crafts Museum is a lighter version of Indian handicrafts in a museum, presenting really awesome works, and there’s also a nice restaurant by it, making unique Indian food worth mentioning.
Dilli Haat presents also Indian art and handicrafts in addition to food from all of the states in India, which makes it a very special sight to be seen in New Delhi.
For brandshoppers the Connaught Place in the centre of New Delhi is the place not to be missed and the real shopping heaven is the shopping mall DLF Promenade in Vasant Kunj.
