Grand Canyon

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Mural del Hombre de Fuego, Hospicio Cabañas, Guadalajara

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Puebla Cathedral

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La Valenciana Church, Guanajuato

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Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, San Miguel de Allende

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Mating of the Monarch in the Michoacan Forest

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Czech Republic UNESCO Sites

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UNESCO World Heritage sites in Rhineland-Palatinate

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Miniature replica of Alberobello

 This postcard was given to me by a lady at a gift shop where you can see a miniature replica of Alberobello.

Trulli of Alberobello

 Alberobello was the last UNESCO site we visited and it really is an unique place!

Roman Pillars of Brindisi

 Of the two pillars, only one is still standing.

Capital of the Roman Pillar of Brindisi

 Classified by UNESCO are the Brindisi Columns, believed to mark the end of the Appian Way. This capital is no longer in its original location.

Brindisi

 I wanted to go to Brindisi to buy postcards of the Appian Way, but it wasn't easy to find them.

Matera

 If I had gone alone, I would have explored so much more. I feel like there were things left unseen. But the best part of this trip was also the company, which is priceless!

Matera

 Matera was perhaps the place I most wanted to visit, and despite the distance and the infernal heat, I wasn't disappointed!

Castel del Monte

 I really liked the castle, which has an unusual shape, but there's not much to see inside.

Castel del Monte

 Exactly one week ago I was returning from Italy, where I spent my holidays with family and friends. The first place we went right after leaving Bari Airport was Castel del Monte.

Puebla City Hall

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Campeche

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Jade Masks of Calakmul

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