Introduction
Hello everyone, Worldmappin friends! @lauramica presents our Wednesday Travel Digest. Come see the places we'll be visiting today! ❤️
This time, our featured posts take us on a trip through Portugal, Poland, and Cuba, exploring a bit of city life, nature, and history. We'll also visit other places around the world like India, Argentina, the Philippines, and Spain.
Thank you all for sharing your posts on the Worldmappin map! Have a wonderful day! 😃❤️
All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by @worldmappin, our curation trail, and potentially @blocktrades. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.
Our winners today
🥇 Photowalk in Kraków by @mipiano
The meeting point for this walk was in Biskupia Street in the city of Kraków, very close to a little church. It actually wasn't part of the activity to enter the courtyard of that church, just my own unplanned detour while heading to the meeting point. We were approaching the group standing in front of the meeting point (The Kingdom) and then I disappeared from the pavement of the street for some seconds. Luckily, I was back and got to the Hivers just right on time.
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🥈 PhotoFeed Contest - Cityscape - Praça Dom Pedro IV. by @bombaycrypto
Another square in Lisbon features this time. Praça Dom Pedro IV is named after the king himself and is a focal point of the city - from once being a Roman square with all roads leading to it, to 1540 when the first ever 'act of faith' or execution against sins committed was performed here, likely suspected witchcraft. It has also used for bullfighting, public addresses and protests.
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🥉 Strong The Viso //Fuerte El Viso by @samantha06
I want to share with you my last trip, this time for academic purposes.
For my final work of History of Cuba they gave free theme with the exhibitions, the only thing was that each material had to tell a story, it could be exhibition, audiovisual material, in the form of power...
It quickly occurred to me to tell the story of the Caney, this town is in Santiago de Cuba, it's a very big one and despite being born there I didn't even know it well myself. I decided to do it through audiovisual because this is a field that I really like and I'm good at.
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Honorable Mentions
- Noche de luna llena en playa Puerto Abajo, en la Isla de Margarita. by @elisilva05
- Frozen But Fascinated - Here's Day 6 in Vietnam, Our Fansipan Adventures & More in Sapa by @bighungrypanda
- Swim and float in Palawan most clearest, cleanest, enticing, mesmerizing grandeur lake, Kayangan by @krisjoy23
- A stroll between nature and history, Havana, Cuba by @jordy0827
- A square to discover Camagüey, Cuba by @neuropoeta
- Feeling the echoes of the past at the Partition Museum, Amritsar by @steemflow
- When walks are more than just physical activity, Corrientes, Argentina by @jlufer
- Walking and admiring the magical guardian at night, Málaga, Spain by @avdesing
- The bizarre peaks and cold dessert landscape of Spiti Valley, India by @parvkhuller
- Wednesday Walk: Trek, Sunset & Wild Discoveries, Uttarakhand, India by @saranegi
- Wednesday Walk around cangas de Onis, Spain by @terresco
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