3– As The Sun Sets, These Buildings Seem To Come To Life
Milos Island is an ancient volcanic island in the Aegean Sea. Plaka, which is considered the capital of the island, is about 220 meters above sea level, which provides for some spectacular panoramic views of the island, the sea, and the setting sun each night.
The architecture of Plaka is remarkable and provides for a special backdrop for the setting sun. The ancient city of Fylakopi is actually from a period of time before the ancient Greek civilizations, which makes it one of the oldest settlements in all of Europe. The volcanic stone of the buildings, which date back to the Bronze Age, are so amazing that your breath will be taken away. And as the sun sets, these buildings seem to come to life with the glow and the shifting shadows. Sarakiniko is an area of volcanic rock that has eroded into caves.
The Amalfi Coast in Italy is synonymous with breathtaking landscapes, azure waters, and charming cliffside villages. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it captivates travelers with its unparalleled beauty. One of the most enchanting aspects of this region is the plethora of hotels that offer spectacular views of the coastline.
