The upcoming May holidays provide an opportunity to go on vacation for a few days to recuperate after a long winter and enjoy the sights of other countries. If you don't want to apply for a visa, you can consider visa-free countries, in which there is always an interesting city to visit.
Turkey, Istanbul
The former Constantinople will appeal to those who want to enjoy the most beautiful sights. The visiting cards of Istanbul are the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. Both architectural monuments are located in Sultanahmet - the Old City. Of particular interest are the residences of the Ottoman sultans - Topkapi Palace and Dolmabahce Palace. The suspension bridge across the Bosphorus is very beautiful. The Tatilla Amusement Park is ideal for children, while lovely ladies will be delighted with the opportunity to shop at the many malls offering a wide range of goods, from clothing to antiques.
South Korea, Seoul
Since January 2014, South Korea has been another visa-free destination. You can start your acquaintance with the country from Seoul. In the historical center of the city there is a huge number of ancient palaces and temples, among which the palace complex of the 15th century - Gyeongbokgung. Museums, parks, theaters and a huge TV tower are located on Mount Namsan - this is a kind of cultural center of Seoul. Entertainment for all tastes is offered by Lotte World theme park, and lovers of authenticity should visit the Gangbuk area - its history goes back more than six centuries.
Georgia, Tbilisi
An incredibly beautiful city, especially its historical center. Here you can see ancient buildings - Narikala fortress, Metekhi temple, Zion cathedral, Anchiskhati temple. You can admire the Old Town from above using the cable car. If you want to visit the unique sulfur baths, you need to go to the Abanotubani area. Among the locals, Turtle Lake and the Botanical Garden with amazingly beautiful plants and a forty-meter waterfall are popular.
Jordan, Petra
The road to one of the modern wonders of the world begins in the capital of Jordan - Amman. It runs through the unique Siq gorge, where you can admire the rock carvings and bizarre stone sculptures. When the gorge ends, the gaze opens to the Al-Khazne Palace - a magnificent structure carved into the rock. In the center of the city, you can see the Petra Amphitheater, carved out of stone and designed for almost 3,000 spectators. Petra amazes with its beauty at night, when the lights turn on, making the city truly fabulous.
