Your tourist attractions

[Berliner]

I would like to see what your city or state is known for.

Let me kick it off with one of Berlin's most visible sights, the TV Tower (Fernsehturm), which you can even dine in.

Berlin Fernsehturm under cloud cover view larger.



Bornholmer to Fernsehturm view larger.​

 

[Berliner]

Another salient sight has to be the Molecule Man, which you cannot miss when traveling east with our public transport system.

Molecule Man view larger.​

 

[Spoooon]

Columbia, SC has a fair amount of history, public art, and some other good stuff going on.

The state house

Riverbanks Zoo and Garden

 

[corkyg]

Our principle attraction is the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, and expansive campus featuring many acres of live flora and fauna. One of the most interesting exhibits is the raptor free flight. https://www.desertmuseum.org/visit/rff_index.php

And, our many golf courses attract winter visitors from all over.

 

[Belegost]

So I'm not at home to dig through my collection, this is just what's sitting in my bucket right now.

I live near Boulder, CO, and the main attraction around here is the Rocky Mountains.



You can find a lot of old abandoned mines if you poke around on the back roads


And definitely worth visiting Chapel on the Rock (I'll have to see if I have some better shots, but I visited shortly after a large flood tore much of the surrounding landscape apart)


And of course in the mountains, lots of peaceful wildlife

Or not so peaceful maybe...



Also worth visiting, the museum of western art (no photography inside, so the statue in front was the best I could do)

 

[Paul Williams]

Greece!!....😀