Manama, the capital of Bahrain, is located in the northern part of the country’s main island, which is off the coast of Saudi Arabia in the Arabian Gulf. Visitors can drive from Bahrain International Airport (at Muharraq Island) on a causeway that connects to the capital.

Known for its Romanesque and Gothic buildings, Salamanca is a medieval city of historical and religious landmarks. Visitors can take walking tours to see architectural treasures such as Casa de la Conchas and the Catedral Nueva building.

Duluth, Minnesota, is located on the shores of western Lake Superior, south of Superior National Forest, on the border of northern Wisconsin. This area is also known for its smaller waterways, with Spirit Lake, Pokegama Bay, and St Louis Bay just south of the city.

Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina is found within a narrow peninsula and connecting islands called the Outer Banks. The Outer Banks begin in the state of Virginia and continue south along the Atlantic coast into Pamlico Sound.

The small coastal town of Bar Harbor, Maine is located on Mount Desert Island, situated between Acadia National Park and the Atlantic Ocean.  Settled in 1763 Bar Harbor is home to ship builders, lobsterman, writers, summer visitors an

Easter Island (known as Papa Nui in Polynesian, or Isla de Pascua in Spanish) is a volcanic land formation located 2,100 miles west of Chile in the Pacific Ocean. Annexed by Chile in 1888, this Polynesian island is approximately 14 miles long and 7 miles wide.

There are many beautiful churches throughout Europe, each with its own religious and architectural significance. From the smallest chapel to the largest cathedral, visitors will be inspired by the artistry of these sacred buildings. The following is a small selection of well-known sites.