Colosseum, Italy and Pula, Croatia The Colosseum is one of the most famous and recognizable attractions in the world associated with Italy. But very few people know that this site has twins in Croatia. The Pula Arena is a rare unique building structure that remains of the ancient Roman empire in Croatia. Notre-Dame de Paris and Notre-Dame de Amiens When looking at the two pictures, many people want to start the ‘find 10 differences’ game. Both churches are in France, one Notre-Dame located in the capital and Amiens Cathedral in the north of the country. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris became famous after appearing in Victor Hugo’s classic literary work, thanks to which this place attracts a lot of tourists. Machu Picchu and Isla del Sol Machu Picchu is a famous 15th-century ancient Inca city located in the Eastern Mountains of southern Peru on a 2,430-meter high ridge. Because the terrain is difficult to access, the number of tourists visiting is also limited. Meanwhile, visitors can choose to visit another ancient Inca city, Isla del Sol, Bolivia Stonehenge and Avebury Stonehenge is perhaps one of the attractions that has long attracted the attention of many tourists around the world. But about 30 km away, you can find other impressive stones in Avebury. Petra and Lalibela The Petra Historical Archaeological Site takes you into an old fairy tale. However, over time, the increasing number of tourists is one of the causes affecting the quality of the work. Moreover, sometimes there is not enough time to wait to enjoy the beauty. However, if you choose to pass through Lalibela, Ethiopia, you will see some impressive stone carvings. Temple of Angkor Wat and Borobudur Angkor Wat in Cambodia has been so famous for tourists since ancient times, but few people know that the ancient Borobudur temple in Indonesia also has similar architecture to that famous place. Saint Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow and Saint Petersburg The domes of Saint Basil’s Cathedral are among the most recognizable symbols of Russia. However, very few people know that in Saint Petersburg there is another church built in the image and similar to the famous church in Moscow. Golden Gate Bridge and 25 de Abril . Bridge There are many red bridges in the world, but only ‘Golden Gate Bridge’ is famous. But those who want to admire this architectural structure need not travel far across the ocean because there is also a similar bridge in Portugal called the 25 de Abril Bridge. Big Ben Clock Tower and Parliament Hill Building The British and Canadians own quite similar gothic-style towers, originating from Europe with a large clock at the top of the tower. Both of these buildings have become iconic symbols of the very area in which they are located.

The world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge is located between two hills A pedestrian suspension bridge named 516 Arouca with a length of 516 meters has just opened in northern Portugal after 3 years of construction. The bridge, located inside the Arouca Geopark, hovers 175 meters above the Paiva River and connects two hills. The bridge as a tourist attraction for the Arouca area. It is next to the Paiva Walkways, an 8km trail that winds through the Arouca hills. When crossing the bridge visitors have views over the Pavia Gorge, towards the nearby Aguieiras Falls, and all the verdant rocky mountains in the Arouca geopark. The world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge is held up by steel cables and two large towers at each end. This pedestrian suspension bridge that can see through will shake with every step. The pedestrian walkway is made up of 127 metal cages stacked together. Hugo Xavier, the first person to have the courage to cross this bridge, said: “I was a little scared, but the experience was very unique, extraordinary, well worth it for you to overcome your fear”. Rui Brandao, who participated in the experience but did not dare to look down, said: “I recommend you try this experience once in your life even if you have a fear of heights like me.” Visitors can admire the natural beauty of the national park while standing on the bridge 516 Arouca Bridge, designed by the Portuguese company Itecons, is inspired by the ancient Inca rope bridges spanning the gorge in the Andes. Margarida Belém, Mayor of Arouca said: “This is a remarkable national monument, the most iconic structure in Arouca and in the whole country. It has certainly become a landmark of the present. great”. It will take you about 10 minutes if you walk while enjoying the panoramic view of the surroundings such as waterfalls, canyons and fast flowing river below through the mesh at your feet; or about 4 minutes if you’re just trying to get through quickly because you’re afraid of heights. The bridge is currently Europe’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge, surpassing Switzerland’s 494-meter-high Charles Kuonen Bridge, completed in 2017. It is also the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world because the 567-meter Baglung Parbat Footbridge in Nepal is quite simple, the bridge deck follows a curve and is supported like a cable car.