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If you are one of those people who click the camera shutter at a moment’s notice, then the Sight-Seeing Edition is for you. This edition presents only the most notable landmarks, iconic structures, architectural marvels, popular areas  and historical sites that offer countless photo opportunities. The itinerary that it provides methodically guides you from one site to another, so you can see as many city treasures as you can in a single day and still have the time to check out its natural beauties such as sunset, river and mountains.

Sightseeing Edition Articles

• Sightseeing in Berlin

  With a history lasting for almost a thousand years, Berlin has much to offer to the wandering traveler and the dedicated tourist. Indeed, the city has something for everybody. Students of the history of East and West Germany can go to the very symbol of the Cold War. Travelers with a more imperial taste can visit palaces which housed some of the most prestigious royal personages in the country. Nature lovers can spend an idyllic day at one of its many parks. This conglomeration of attractions makes Berlin one of the top destinations in the world.

• Sightseeing in Rome

  The Roman Empire was one of the biggest, most glorious empires in ancient Europe. Spanning almost 500 years, the empire that Julius Caesar built was impressive. Its architectural advances were the most modern of the day. The Colosseum, the Pantheon, Trajan’s Forum, the aqueducts—all were built at different eras and displayed the splendor that was Rome.

• Sightseeing in Tokyo

  Tokyo should be at the top of any Asian tourism agenda. It presents the mystique of traditional Japanese culture since the 17th century, when the city was born. Its designation as the capital of Japan is fitting. Not only is it the biggest and most populous city in the nation, but it also represents the finest in Japanese heritage.

• Sightseeing in Vienna

  Vienna is a cultural hub in more ways than one. The capital of Austria, which was the birthplace of such diverse icons from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to Sigmund Freud to Arnold Schwarzenegger, is certainly rich in culture, but its 1,900-year history makes it even more interesting. Modern Vienna is a mixture of old Habsburg-era architecture and modern venues.

• Sightseeing in Paris

  The city of Paris is a treasure trove for sightseeing. It isn’t called the City of Lights for nothing, and its numerous historical landmarks, monuments, and venues make Paris one of the top tourist destinations of all time.

• Sightseeing in Taipei

  You don’t need to go to mainland China to experience traditional Chinese culture or take pictures of traditional Chinese sites. Instead, the city of Taipei offers some of the best Chinese-related sites in a more compact form. The island of Taiwan lies south of the mainland, and many Taiwanese people are Chinese migrants from the mainland. Taipei is an excellent tourist destination for those interested in immersing themselves in Chinese culture, and it offers multiple venues for any tourist to visit.

• Sightseeing in Barcelona

  The sights and sounds of Barcelona are a far cry from the hustle and bustle of many of the world’s big cities. There are many places in the city which tickle the mind and encourage the tourist to see more. Indeed, a wealth of sightseeing opportunities awaits any traveler on a tour of Barcelona.