Peruse this gallery and take a gander at the magnificent parks, majestic museums and other notable landmarks which were included in the Time magazine’s World’s Greatest Places 2018 list.
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The 'soaring bridge' at Zaryadye Park in Moscow.
© Sputnik / Grigory Sysoev
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This picture taken on November 14, 2017 shows a general view of the Tianjin Binhai Library.
© AFP 2023 / Fred Dufour
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In this photograph taken on July 31, 2018, visitors walk along the 150-meter long Cau Vang "Golden Bridge" in the Ba Na Hills near Danang.
Nestled in the forested hills of central Vietnam two giant concrete hands emerge from the trees, holding up a glimmering golden bridge crowded with gleeful visitors taking selfies at the country's latest eccentric tourist draw.
Nestled in the forested hills of central Vietnam two giant concrete hands emerge from the trees, holding up a glimmering golden bridge crowded with gleeful visitors taking selfies at the country's latest eccentric tourist draw.
© AFP 2023 / Linh Pham
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An employee poses alongside a reconstruction of the Roman Temple of Mithras, recreated on the site of its original discovery, during a press preview at the London Mithraeum, Bloomberg SPACE, at the new Bloomberg headquarters in central London, on November 7, 2017.
© AFP 2023 / Daniel Leal-Olivas
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Emirati fishmen cast their nets near the Louvre Abu Dhabi on November 11, 2017.
© AFP 2023 / Karim Sahib
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The picture shows the facade of the "Casa Vicens" (House Vicens) designed by Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi taken on November 16, 2017 in Barcelona.
© AFP 2023 / Lluis Gene
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King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture facade at night.
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An inside view taken during the opening of the Elbphilharmonie concert hall in Hamburg, northern Germany, on January 11, 2017.
© AFP 2023 / Christian Charisius
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TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY JORDANE BERTRAND
A photo taken on November 28, 2016 shows the International Centre of the parietal art of Montignac-Lascaux hosting a true-to-life replica of the renowned Lascaux's Stone Age cave with its Paleolithic paintings, in Montignac, southwestern France.
The cave of Lascaux is one of the largest decorated caves of the Paleolithic. The age of the paintings and engravings is estimated between about 18.000 and 17.000 years. Known as Lascaux 4, the first full replica of the Lascaux cave, reproduced identically by the Atelier des Fac-Similes du Perigord for a 66-million euros cost, before being mounted in the International Centre of the parietal art of Montignac-Lascaux, will opened on December 10, 2016.
A photo taken on November 28, 2016 shows the International Centre of the parietal art of Montignac-Lascaux hosting a true-to-life replica of the renowned Lascaux's Stone Age cave with its Paleolithic paintings, in Montignac, southwestern France.
The cave of Lascaux is one of the largest decorated caves of the Paleolithic. The age of the paintings and engravings is estimated between about 18.000 and 17.000 years. Known as Lascaux 4, the first full replica of the Lascaux cave, reproduced identically by the Atelier des Fac-Similes du Perigord for a 66-million euros cost, before being mounted in the International Centre of the parietal art of Montignac-Lascaux, will opened on December 10, 2016.
© AFP 2023 / Mehdi Fedouach
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Cast Pongu (Party) at Pandora-The World of Avatar.
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Zeitz Museum of African Contemporary Art, Cape Town.
