Fabian Hoogland

Top 5 cities where your camera is right at home

Tuesday 20 November 2018, 21:12 by | 4,913 views | 0 comments

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There are lots of beautiful locations around the world where you can take stunning photos. Yet some cities really stand out. So here is a top 5 of cities where your camera is definitely right at home!

1. Seville, Spain


Seville is the capital of Andalusia, a region in Spain. It is no coincidence that Seville is a popular destination for a city break. This city has plenty of art, history and culture to offer.

A visit to the royal palace, Real Alcazar, and its accompanying garden is guaranteed to produce beautiful pictures. Plaza de EspaƱa, shown in the photo, is also well worth a visit.

Seville


2. Cordoba, Spain


Like Seville, Cordoba is also located in Andalusia, Spain. As you can see in the photo, Cordoba certainly deserves second place in the top 5. For example, there is a castle that once served as a prison. Around the castle are magnificent gardens, full of fountains and flower bushes trimmed into all kinds of shapes.

If you also climb the tower, you get the best view of Cordoba, where you can admire the Guadalquivir river and the Sierra Morena mountain range. I think you will find it hard to put your camera down!

Cordoba


3. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil


Rio de Janeiro is often visited for its beach, but it also has some wonderful photography locations. Sugarloaf Mountain, as shown in the photo, is one of Rio's seven rock formations that can be reached by cable car or on foot.

The rainforest, Tijaca, is right in the middle of the city. It was not declared a National Park for nothing. With the surrounding mountains, beaches, gardens and beautiful natural scenery, Rio de Janeiro is an attractive city for photography.

Rio de Janeiro


4. Lille, France


Lille is a beautiful city in France. At first glance it may seem a little ordinary, but Lille has magnificent cathedrals, churches and neighbourhoods. The Vieux Lille neighbourhood, for example, one of the most popular areas, consists of cosy narrow alleys and beautifully decorated buildings.

All you have to do is open your eyes and you will see art, history or something else beautiful to capture.

Lille


5. Cambridge, England


A little closer to home is the English city of Cambridge. Especially if you are visiting London, a visit to Cambridge is recommended. It is reasonably close by. Cambridge is famous for its universities, green parks and churches.

To mention King's College Chapel, for example, where the world-famous boys' choir King's College Choir performs. Despite all its history, Cambridge is still considered a modern city, and you can enjoy yourself there with countless activities. Here too, your camera is definitely right at home!

Cambridge


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Fabian Hoogland

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