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An ancient citadel sitting atop a rocky outcrop overlooking an equally ancient city, the Acropolis is a must-see for any visitor to the city. Truthfully, an acropolis is simply the upper part of any ancient city of this particular culture, but this particular one is perhaps the most iconic, with the temple of the Parthenon immediately jumping to mind

This journey starts out at Mansfield, heading southwest briefly before turning more southwardly towards Derby. It quickly passes Derby and continues on its trajectory, passing by Burton-upon-Trent and Lichfield before joining up along the M6 toll for a while and turning sharply west to head into Birmingham. Navigating the Gravelly Hill Interchange, or Spaghetti Junction, this road becomes the main artery into the city centre before leaving on its south/south-westwardly route past Bromsgrove. This road disappears somewhere near Worcester, only briefly resurfacing briefly as the Gloucester bypass but not properly appearing again until around Bristol. From Bristol, the road carries traffic down through the Mendip Hills, before disappearing again somewhere around Bridgwater - but it still isn't done! It re-appears as the Devon Expressway at Exeter, heading southwest along the boundary of Dartmoor National Park before cutting through Plymouth and reaching its terminus at Bodmin.

The mountain citadel of Machu Picchu is little more than a ruin today, but that does not strip away its magic thanks to its wonderful location amongst the clouds. There is still plenty to see around this historical landmark, but where would you need to go to see it?

A small island on a lagoon off of the Adriatic Sea, this historic former city-state is unquestionably known for its canals, so much so I could probably stop there. Linked to the Italian mainland by a single road & rail bridge brings in millions of tourists each year, excited to see the array of museums and historical sites, the beautiful Piazzas and winding paths - wonderful to explore as long as they aren't flooded. Take a gondola tour, see the Basilicas, and walk the bridges of the nearly 2000-year-old built to escape Germanic and Hun invaders.

A group of three staggering waterfalls in the Niagara Gorge come together to form the wonder that is Niagara Falls. Some 3,160 tons of water flow over the falls every second, draining water from Lake Erie and producing a substantial amount of hydroelectric power in the process. These massive horseshoe falls forms the border between Canada and the United States - but in which two of their respective states are the falls?