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 Australia is a big country and if you’re planning an extended discovery trip there, you should choose what exactly you want to see. Sydney and Melbourne are the country’s best known cities and they’re sure worth seeing. However, if you come from a large city yourself, you’re well accustomed to life in an urban area.
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 It's Saturday afternoon; there's excitement and a sense of anticipation in the air as you walk down the dusty city street. The closer you get to the venue, the more the excited chatter of the growing number of people builds. There's talk of an upset and a battle ahead. Your laughter is accompanied by the shouting of vendors on the streets, selling food and drink. Then you turn a corner, and there it stands. The stadium rising before you, towards the heavens. A colossus of a building, imposing in its presence. You join the queue; the show is about to begin! All thoughts of the day left behind as you head inside to watch the unfolding entertainment, the drama, the sport!
 Everyone dreams of travelling to Athens, the city where democracy was born and the famous ancient Greek culture flourished. With its warm and welcoming Mediterranean sun and its smiling people, it is a destination in every traveller's hearts who is appropriately informed. All these great and exciting things that Greece's capital offers - some of them are totally free - certainly include the possible dangers it presents, as in every new country we visit. Knowing about these potential dangers prepares us to take those appropriate measures to protect and deal with potential threats and risks. These dangers can be physical, but they have to do mainly with your belongings and valuables that you have taken with you on the trip.
 A popular weekend getaway from Sydney, Hunter Valley is known for its fresh farm produce, beautiful outdoor vineyard, elegant day baths, golf courses and Wollemi and Barrington Tops Nationals wildlife sites. Unsurprisingly, the area is a food paradise. Cheeses, chutneys, chocolates, grapes, aromatic oils, olives and honey are some of the delicacies produced in this fertile valley, and the area is home to renowned restaurants.
 Art is created to be shared. This is the only reason for the existence of galleries, which host in their premises all those extraordinary and fascinating works of contemporary and renowned artists. It is a place where art itself is adored and praised, which constantly reminds us how important art is in our lives. From original fashion shows to classic art and sculpture, a visit to a gallery or museum is usually at the top of a traveller's list when visiting a new place. And maybe because of the pandemic, our travels have been restricted, depriving us of the opportunity to see all these beautiful places of art up close; this does not stop us from exploring all the exciting areas where art knows no borders. Let's go then, shall we:
 How is it possible to look at something and not be able to give an accurate and logical explanation for what appears before your eyes? The only "logical" reason for this particular incident is that you are dealing with a visual illusion phenomenon. Of course, this effect is created by the messages received and processed by our brain from the sense of our sight, which several times deceives us, trying to give us a clear picture of what we are watching. But in these cases, there's more than meets the eye (literally). So if we could find all those destinations that can give us similar experiences, wouldn't we take the chance and visit them? That is exactly our point.
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