Travel Digest #3003

Introduction

Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have the city of Lugano in Switzerland, a river in Fredrikstad, Norway, and some parks in Granada, Spain. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!

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Our winners today

🥇 Lugano Diaries #1 - San Lorenzo Cathedral, Palazzo Civico and Mount San Salvatore by @lett

Hello dear travel lovers. I want to tell you about this beautiful city I visited during my Italy trip. Lake Lugano is located on the border of Italy and Switzerland. Right near it to its east and west, it has two neighbors that draw all the attention, massive lakes like Maggiore and Como. While Lugano remains quite modest next to them, the length of its shoreline is actually about 100 kilometers. Therefore, when you come, you will definitely find plenty of places to walk and swim here.

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🥈 Ferry to river Glomma, Isegran Fort and Hope cathedral by @hindavi

We were excited to explore the town, but we didn’t have enough time to see everything. After some consideration, we decided to take a longer scenic route along the river from Gamlebyen to Ålekilen, making several stops along the way. The ferry service is free for both locals and tourists, allowing for unlimited trips. The journey takes you along the end of the town before returning to the Gamlebyen stop via the same route. In total, the round trip takes about 70 to 80 minutes.

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🥉 Park Walks, Tapas and Andalusian Evenings - Granada by @rebet

We started our new day in Granada by taking a walk in the Federico García Lorca Park, which was close to our home. The park was located in the western part of the city center. It was quite a large and spacious place. There were pomegranate trees and a palm tree boulevard. This place was cooler compared to Valencia, which provided a wonderful freshness. Here, even the courtyards of the houses had pomegranate trees. There was also a small ornamental pool, but the most striking detail was the thuja trees around.

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Honorable Mentions

• Plaza, Juangriego, Isla de Margarita, Venezuela by @floreudys79
• Expo, Maracay, Venezuela by @yolimarag
• Square, Sarare, Venezuela by @gpache
• Temple, Cebu City, Philippines by @clarabels
• Park, Blackwood, Victoria, Australia by @riverflows
• Water Tower, Turnu Magurele, Romania by @gabrielatravels
• Bridge, Beijing, China by @tanzil2024
• State Parks, Escalante, Utah, USA by @klub-wloczykijow

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