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Stunning interior 👌

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Podlachia, Poland by agsobczak

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Uvac river in Serbia ©Andrija Ilic

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Cebu, Philippines 2017

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POV: Amalfi Coast, Italy 🇮🇹❤️

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Viajando por tierra en la ruta 240, en la Region de Aysen. Un camino muy bello y con lindos colores 🐣💜

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📍 G O L D C O A S T, Q L D

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Safdarjung

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History can be found everywhere in Istanbul

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Barycz Valley, Poland by Marek Piasecki

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A day to remember

If you're planning a trip to Cebu City in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro is a must-see destination. This historic military defense structure is not only a unique architectural gem, but it also offers a glimpse into the Philippines' rich history and cultural heritage. Built in 1565 by Spanish conquistador, Miguel López de Legazpi, Fort San Pedro is one of the oldest triangular bastions in the country. The fort, which is made of coral stones and molave wood, served as a stronghold for Spanish soldiers during the Spanish colonization of the Philippines. It was also used as a prison and a customs house during the American occupation of the Philippines. One of the most striking features of Fort San Pedro is its triangular shape, which was designed to maximize the number of firing angles for the cannons. The fort also has a moat, which was used to protect it from enemy attacks. Inside the fort, there is a small park where visitors can learn about the history of the fort and the Spanish colonization of the Philippines. There is also a small museum that displays artifacts from the Spanish colonial period, including weapons and tools used by the soldiers. The museum is a great way to understand more about the history of the Philippines and the Spanish colonization. Fort San Pedro is open to visitors daily, and admission is only twenty pesos. It is a popular spot for tourists and history buffs, as it offers a glimpse into the Philippines' rich history and cultural heritage. When you visit Fort San Pedro, be sure to take a stroll around the fort and enjoy the beautiful view of the city. The fort is located in the heart of Cebu City and it's a great place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Fort San Pedro is a unique and historic destination that offers a glimpse into the Philippines' past. It's a great place to take a stroll, learn about the history of the Philippines and enjoy the beautiful view. If you're planning a trip to Cebu City, be sure to include Fort San Pedro on your itinerary. My experience to Fort San Pedro include touring the fort and learning about its history, enjoying the view of the Cebu City coastline from the fort's walls, and visiting the park and garden area within the fort grounds. It's also a popular spot for taking photos and enjoying a picnic. When we visit Fort San Pedro, we explore the historic fortifications, learn about the history of the Philippines and Cebu City, and take in the beautiful views of the surrounding area. We also take a guided tour of the fort to learn about its history and significance. The fort is open to the public during daytime and the entrance fee is very cheap. One of the highlights of the fort is a small museum that displays artifacts, weapons, and other historical items. We climb to the top of the fort's watchtower for a panoramic view of the city. After visiting the fort, we visit nearby attractions such as the Magellan's Cross, Basilica del Santo Niño, and the Taoist Cemetery. These places offer more information about the history of Cebu City and the Philippines. Fort San Pedro is a great place to visit if you are interested in history, architecture and culture. The fort is well preserved, and it's a good way to learn about the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines. You can also take the opportunity to take some beautiful photos of the fort and the surrounding areas.

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Batanes, Philippines 2020

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So I finally got to See the ruckes Makers today 😆 #horses #nay I say #hay 😍