Hello everyone, @glecerioberto here, and welcome to today's #TravelDigest! Ready to explore some amazing spots around the world? Our Top 3 entries today showcase how different cultures preserve their history and green spaces. First, we head to Brazil to visit a beautiful Polish memorial park, then over to Austria for a quick walk through the famous Mirabell Gardens, and finally to Japan for a glimpse into the tranquil Isasumi Shrine. On top of that, our Honorable Mentions bring us even more stories from Italy, Oman, Argentina, Indonesia, and beyond. Take a look and drop some love on your favorite posts. Cheers!
Curitiba not only boasts beautiful parks and natural spaces, but over the years it has also created new spaces that pay homage to other cultures. This is part of its contribution to its history and its integration into its culture, and since this city received many immigrants from many other countries, there are many places that exist in their honor, dedicated entirely to learning about their history and legacy.
I reached Salzburg by high-speed train. Snowy mountains were visible all along the way. It was really a wonderful beauty. This line between Munich and Salzburg is covered only by a regional train. So you can easily come here with the Deutschlandticket, which is valid in Germany. As I moved a bit away from the center, the surroundings started to look a little better. Otherwise there were panel buildings like the ones over there, things I don't like at all. I headed towards Mirabell Palace and gardens. I want to share with you what is in the city through the eyes of someone who came here for just a few hours. I had a total of about 2-3 hours of time.
For many people outside the country, Japan is still considered one of the most modern countries in the world. Even though other nations have now surpassed Japan in terms of modernity, many people continue to associate this Far Eastern country with progress and innovation. And that is still true today, at least in part. But a look behind the scenes sometimes reveals a surprisingly different picture.
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