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🥇 My long weekend in London no. 9 – Kew Gardens, Princess of Wales Conservatory by
@olusiuThe first place I visited at KEW was the Palm House, after leaving which I had to wipe my glasses with a dry cloth. The weather outside was much cooler, so we decided that a good solution would be to take a short walk of just a few hundred meters and go from one greenhouse to the next. About 300 meters north of the Palm House, the oldest greenhouse in the Kew Botanical Garden, there is one of the newest greenhouses, the Princess of Wales Conservatory. The greenhouse was opened in 1987 by Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, very popular around the world. It is a huge and technologically advanced building. On an area of 4,500 square meters, there are 10 different computer-controlled climate zones where computers constantly regulate temperature, humidity and, if necessary, ventilate the rooms. Thanks to this, it was possible to recreate such different zones as cool steppes, hot deserts, tropical rainforests, mangrove swamps and vegetation of the temperate zone in one building.
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🥈 Neuf-Brisach - A City Surrounded by Great Walls - France by
@rebetThe streets were very quiet. It being Saturday, everyone was sitting in cafes, enjoying wine and croissants. We parked our car near a nice restaurant and started walking towards the city center. Here we encountered a historic fountain and a market area. The fountain used to be the city's water source in ancient times and is now under restoration. As we visited the market vendors were packing up their stalls.
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🥉 Before the concert, a walk in the Hermitage courtyard by
@tatdtInformation about the concert in the Hermitage courtyard was published in one of the groups in Telegram, but nowhere else. Although, perhaps, it is more correct to say that I have not yet reached the necessary heights in the important business of Internet search. After all, the administrators of the channel managed to find this information somewhere! But I carefully studied the Hermitage's website, read the current posts on their microblog, and looked at a couple of aggregator sites. I couldn't find anything anywhere.
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Honorable Mentions
- Church, Lisbon, Portugal by
@ewkaw
- Shrine, Dapitan, Zamboanga Del Norte, Philippines by
@thelivingworld
- Natural Monument, Caripe, Venezuela by
@mariajcastro28
- Ropeway, Nainital, Uttarakhand, India by
@gargi
- Plantation, Charleston, South Carolina, USA by
@lxsxl
- Jurassic Museum, Colunga, Spain by
@castri-ja
- Basilica, Barcelona, Spain by
@lett
- Markets, Ha Giang, Vietnam by
@krios003
- Village, Minucciano, Italy by
@silviared945
- Resort, Oslob, Cebu, Philippines by
@storiesoferne
- Cycling, Huairou District, Beijing, China by
@tanzil2024
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