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Schloss Ort Gmunden
Gmunden, Austria
Schloss Ort sits just offshore in Traunsee and is linked to Gmunden by a wooden footbridge, creating one of the Salzkammergut’s most distinctive architectural views.
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Krimml Waterfalls
Krimml, Austria
Krimml Waterfalls drop in a sequence of powerful stages at the head of the Salzach valley, with a maintained path climbing beside the cascades.
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Achensee
Pertisau, Austria
Achensee is Tyrol’s largest lake, framed by steep mountains and served by lakeside villages, walking routes and seasonal boat services.
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Lünersee
Brand, Austria
Lünersee is a high mountain reservoir near Brand, reached by cable car and surrounded by a scenic walking circuit beneath the Rätikon peaks.
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Silvretta High Alpine Road and Bielerhöhe
Partenen, Austria
The Silvretta High Alpine Road climbs toward Bielerhöhe and the Silvretta Reservoir, opening a dramatic high-mountain landscape when seasonal conditions allow.
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Franz-Josefs-Höhe and Grossglockner
Heiligenblut, Austria
Franz-Josefs-Höhe is the principal Grossglockner High Alpine Road viewpoint toward the Grossglockner massif and Pasterze glacier landscape.
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Nockberge Biosphere Park and Nockalm Road
Bad Kleinkirchheim, Austria
The Nockberge landscape is known for rounded high-alpine summits, larch and stone-pine habitats, and the winding seasonal Nockalm Road through the biosphere reserve.
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Central Botanical Garden of the National Academy of Sciences
Minsk, Belarus
Central Botanical Garden of the National Academy of Sciences is a large scientific garden with collections arranged across landscaped grounds in eastern Minsk.
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Loshitsa Manor and Park
Minsk, Belarus
Loshitsa Manor and Park is a restored manor landscape on the southern side of Minsk, combining a historic house with mature parkland.
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Narach National Park
Narach, Belarus
Narach National Park is a protected lake-and-forest landscape surrounding Belarus’s largest lake and numerous smaller water bodies.
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Lake Narach
Narach, Belarus
Lake Narach is Belarus’s largest lake, a broad glacial water body central to the landscape and recreation of the north-west.
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Pryluki Palace
Pryluki, Belarus
Pryluki Palace is a nineteenth-century palace and estate landscape south-west of Minsk associated with the Czapski family.
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Sviatsk Palace
Sviatsk, Belarus
Sviatsk Palace is an eighteenth-century palace set in a landscaped estate south-east of the Augustów Canal area.
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Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park
Kamenyuki, Belarus
Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park is the Belarusian part of the transboundary Białowieża Forest, one of Europe’s most important surviving lowland forest landscapes.
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Sporovsky Biological Reserve
Sporovo, Belarus
Sporovsky Biological Reserve is a protected fen and wetland complex in Polesia known for rare marsh habitats and birdlife.
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Braslaw Lakes National Park
Braslaw, Belarus
Braslaw Lakes National Park is a glacial lake district of wooded hills, islands and interconnected water bodies in far northern Belarus.
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Gomel Palace and Park Ensemble
Gomel, Belarus
Gomel Palace and Park Ensemble is a major palace-and-park complex on the high bank of the Sozh, associated with the Rumyantsev and Paskevich families.
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Pripyatsky National Park
Lyaskavichy, Belarus
Pripyatsky National Park is a large protected section of the Pripyat floodplain with forests, marshes, channels and seasonally inundated landscapes.
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Krasny Bereg Palace
Krasny Bereg, Belarus
Krasny Bereg Palace is an ornate late nineteenth-century estate house with eclectic interiors and a landscaped park.
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Cinquantenaire
Brussels, Belgium
Cinquantenaire combines a formal city park with monumental arcades and major museums, offering a clear view of how late nineteenth-century Brussels used grand public architecture to mark the Belgian state.
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Middelheim Museum
Antwerp, Belgium
Modern and contemporary sculpture is dispersed through a wooded park, allowing major works to be seen in changing landscape settings rather than conventional galleries.
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Kalmthout Heath
Kalmthout, Belgium
Open heath, pine woods, fens and sandy tracks create one of northern Belgium's characteristic lowland landscapes, with the Belgian gateway at De Vroente providing a clear starting point for marked walks.
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Ooidonk Castle
Deinze, Belgium
Ooidonk combines a moated setting, brick-and-sandstone Renaissance architecture and formal grounds, illustrating the aristocratic country estates that developed around the Leie valley.
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Hallerbos
Halle, Belgium
Beech woodland, rolling paths and seasonal woodland flora make Hallerbos a useful nature stop close to Brussels, while marked routes spread visitors through a managed forest rather than a single viewpoint.
