5 Most Amazing Places to Visit Before You Die

The world is full of amazing, beautiful and mysterious places. From gardens to caves, this is our list of the top 10 Most Amazing Places to visit before you die.

1. Pulpit Rock, Preikestolen, Norway:

Situated 604 metres above Lysefjorden, Norway, Pulpit Rock is one of the countries most visited natural tourist attractions. The top of the cliff is a flat, 25 by 25-metre area where visitors can sit and enjoy the view. Pulpit Rock is visited by approximately 175,000 people a year.

2. The Gardens at Marqueyssac, Vézac, France:

The unique gardens at Marqueyssac are located in the small town of Vézac in the Dordogne region of France. Vézac is located approximately 500 km south of the wonderful attractions of Paris. A team of attendants actively trim and maintain the garden, ensuring its more than 300-year-old design continues. The rounded, sculpted foliage surrounds the 17th-century Château de Marqueyssac.

3. Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Italy:

Ponte Vecchio, which directly translates into “Old Bridge” was built in 1345. The unique design has a number of shops and merchant houses that were built on top of the bridge’s structure. Vendors sell to tourists, providing mostly jewellery and live music depending on the time of day. The bridge is one of Florence’s many man-made landmark attractions.

4. Whitehaven Beach, Australia:

Known for its bright white sands, Whitehaven Beach is a popular destination for both tourists and locals. Due to Australia’s large size, the country is blessed with a wide variety of natural landmarks. The beach, located on Whitsunday Island is only accessible by boat and boasts a strong record of eco-friendly behaviour. Additionally, travellers should be warned that cigarette smoking and Dogs are not allowed on the beach.

5. Marble Caverns of Carrera Lake, Chile:

Located in Lake General Carrera, Patagonia, this beautiful cave system has both stunning colour and breathtaking form. The caves consist of above air entrances and interconnecting networks of water-filled marble caverns.