Alhambra, Generalife and Albaicin from Granada, Spain
Located at the top of a hill, the Alhambra dominates the city. This fortress built in the 9th century is a splendid example of Nasrid architecture. Inside, in addition to the fortresses and royal apartments, you can visit the Generalife and its sumptuous gardens, characterized by their ingenious water play system. On an adjacent hill, the Albaicin district is the most typical of the city and is a wonderful example of Moorish culture.

Butrint, Albania
In southern Albania, not far from Saranda, is the ancient city of Butrint. It became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992 and its national park was officially created in 2000. This archaeological site is a precious testimony to the different civilizations that have followed one another in Albania since prehistoric times: from the Greeks to the Romans and the Venetians. Many hiking trails criss-cross the park, which is located in a marshy area where many threatened species live.

Gaudí's seven works in Barcelona, Spain
From the Sagrada Família crypt to the Casa Batllò, Casa Milà, Colònia Guëll crypt, Casa Vicens and the Sagrada Família crypt to the park and Güell palace, Gaudí has made an exceptional contribution to Barcelona's architecture. His frescoes in a thousand colors and his recognizable architectural creations are among the most representative images of this ever-changing city

The historic center of Rome, Italy
An eternal city if ever there was one, the Italian capital is a true open-air museum. From the Colosseum to the Imperial Forums, the Roman Empire offers itself in all its grandeur. The UNESCO World Heritage Site extends to the walls of Urban VIII and includes unparalleled historical evidence over nearly three millennia of history. Roma caput Mundi, Rome capital of the world, is it pleasant to say and check.

The Acropolis of Athens, Greece
The Acropolis of Athens is one of the most beautiful legacies that ancient Greece has left us. This naturally fortified site houses the most significant temples of this civilization: from the Erechteion to the temple of Athena Nike and of course the famous Parthenon. Built between 447 and 432 BC, it is the first monument of antiquity built in marble. Its architecture is the basis of many other buildings such as the National Assembly of Paris or the Supreme Court of the United States in Washington.

The Giant's causeway, United Kingdom
Classified in 1986, this geological formation of more than 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns reflects Northern Ireland: mythical and surprising. Its stone pillars are said to have served as a bridge for the giants between Ireland and Scotland, according to legends. Scientifically, studies have shown that this spectacular landscape is the result of volcanic activity dating back some 60 million years.

World's most expensive fish that can rake in millions spotted off the UK coast
Atlantic Bluefin Tuna can sell for millions of pounds but it is illegal to catch them in the UK as they are categorized as an endangered species - and a whole school has been spotted off Cornwall.

A total of 51 protesters blocked cars at the capital's financial district before 9.30 am, according to estimates.
Insulate Britain claims the government has let down the people by failing to act against climate change, which will lead to a "genocide".
At 8.30 am spokesperson Liam Norton released a statement timed to coincide with the latest road blocking. He said: “We won’t stand by while the government kills our kids.

Adorable German shepherd melts hearts with his love of 'bicycle' tummy rubs
Footage of a German shepherd called Macadoo having his tummy rubbed while he "cycles" in the air with his paws has melted hearts on Reddit, with people won over by his antics.

Hunter Who Helped Kill Cecil the Lion Gets Charges Dropped.