This page features some famous sites around the world. Possibly, this page might inspire you to take a trip to one of these locations in future – or you have already been there and share the enthusiasm for the illustrated destinations?
For navigation, use the items in the list below. To view a larger version of a photo in a new window, click on the particular picture. Enjoy!
- Washington (DC), USA (2010)
- Silicon Valley (CA) & Ann Arbor (MI), USA (2009)
- Berlin, Germany (2009)
- London, UK (2008)
- Cairo, Egypt (2007)
- Cape Town, South Africa (2007)
- Cape of Good Hope & Cape Agulhas, South Africa (2007)
- Giza, Egypt (2007)
- Granada, Spain (2006)
- Luxor, Egypt (2006)
- Thebes – West Bank, Egypt (2006)
- Cancun, Mexico (2005)
- Eastern Seaboard (PA, OH, NY), USA (2005)
- San Francisco Bay Area (CA), USA (2005)
- Brussels, Belgium (2004)
- Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt (2004)
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 The U.S. Treasury building, a National Historic Landmark, designed by Ammi Burnham Young |
 The White House – view from the South |
 The Goethe-Institut in Washington, DC, is located in 812 Seventh Street |
 The prominent Washington Monument, built in honor of George Washington and finished in 1884 |
 The Freedom Plaza, formerly "Western Plaza", renamed in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. |
 The National Portrait Gallery |
 Chinatown’s "Friendship Archway" |
 The National Archives Building ("Archives I") |
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| . Silicon Valley (CA), Ann Arbor (MI), USA (2009) |
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 Discovered at an Boeing 767-300ER wing |
 View on Silicon Valley in the background |
 …and a closer view on Silicon Valley |
 San Francisco bay area seen from Conzelman road |
 Confusing? |
 Burton Tower, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) |
 Michigan Stadium – formerly the largest one in the United States (capacity today: 106,201) |
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| . Berlin, Germany (2009) |
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 Bellevue Palace, the official residence of the President of Germany |
 TV tower, seen from the famous "Unter den Linden" boulevard |
 The "Berliner Philharmonie" concert hall – home to the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra |
 Victory Column (inaugurated in 1873 to commemorate the Prussian victory in the Danish-Prussian war) |
 Open-air exhibition "Topography of Terror" |
 The Brandenburg Gate on July 17, 2009 at 15.31PM… |
 …and at 15.32PM |
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| . London, UK (2008) |
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 The Tower Bridge |
 Corrosion at the bridge |
 Rehabilitation work at Tower Bridge |
 Alternative bridge designs |
 Buckingham Palace |
 The Clock Tower |
 Professor Einstein and Dr. Smarsly meeting at Madame Tussauds |
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| . Cairo, Egypt (2007) |
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 View over Cairo (affected by smog) |
 Cairo University |
 Cairo University – Faculty of Engineering |
 Campus of Cairo University |
 Egyptian Museum |
 Preservation of nature (i) – Giza zoo |
 Preservation of nature (ii) – Cairo city |
 At the hotel |
 Luckily found a Gold’s Gym in Cairo |
 Shooping tour |
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