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Sutiski, Ukraine
Rating: 5.60

Sutiski is a small village near Vinnitsa. You can come here to see the beautiful scenery of the Southern Bug ... read more...

Cape Pointe du Grouin du Sud, France
Rating: 5.40

Cape Pointe du Grouin du Sud is a little-known viewpoint at the castle of Mont-Saint-Michel. That what is written in the guidebooks read more...

Burgberg Tower in Gehrden, Germany
Rating: 5.20

The 21-meter-high tower on top of the castle hill, together with the tourist restaurant, was built in 1897/1898 by the bricklayer Krull from Gehrden. In 1898 Gehrden also got a tram line to Hannover. Because of this, until World War I, the restaurant was a popular spot for residents of nearby cities read more...

Annaturm Tower, Germany
Rating: 4.80

Annaturm Tower stands at the highest point of Mount Bröhn (405 m), which is part of the Deister Massif. The construction was initiated in 1820 by one of the greatest mathematicians in history, Friedrich Gauss. From the top of the tower, he performed trigonometric measurements read more...

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