Some people travel because they want to have some rest from their daily work. But others can’t work without traveling. They need to see new places and get inspired.
They need splendid landscapes, the azure sea and beautiful nature. Sometimes a simple town and a single sunset may be enough.
If you are one of those people seeking inspiration around the world, here is a list of trip destinations you can go to.
Ronda, Spain – In Ronda you should pay a special attention to which door you are opening, because if you enter through a wrong one, you will fall down into the beautiful El Tajo gorge (390 feet). Why? Because the gorge goes right through the city and most of the buildings are located right on the edge of that gorge.
If you look at it from a high point, you’ll see that the prevailing color is white, which looks absolutely fabulous with the rocks surrounding it. The three bridges create an especially magnificent scene.
The first one is called Puente Romano (Roman Bridge), a.k.a. Puente San Miguel, the second one is the Puente Viejo (Old Bridge), a.k.a. Puente Arabe, and the other one is the Puente Nuevo (New Bridge). The foundations of these bridges go right into the gorge which makes it absolutely breathtaking.
In this simple but very beautiful town Corrida de Torros (Bullfight) is very popular, and it will be a very unique experience watching one.
In general, the view, the narrow streets of the city and the excellent nature you’ll find there will definitely give you some new and romantic ideas.
Hunyad Castle, Romania – If you want to get inspired to write, for example, a horror book, one of the best trip destinations for you will be the Hunyad Castle. Why? Because according to the legend, Vlad Dracula, the most popular vampire, was imprisoned in this castle for seven years.
There’s also another legend about this castle and the 98-foot deep well inside it. That legend states that the well was dug by prisoners.
They promised to be set free if they found water, which they did, but didn’t get the promised freedom.
Well, this sounds like a haunted place, although the castle’s Gothic architecture and the nature around it are just spectacular.
Not inspired yet? Then get the rest of the inspiring dose in my next post.
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