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  Europe Europe. This area has been on my bucket list for a while. There were so many choices in each of the European countries it was hard to choose. It was beautiful in many different ways, and there was such a variety of landscape to see.  Site 1: The Parthenon was a wonderful choice, not only because it is a crazy cool temple that has survived for thousands of years, but also because its in Greece! Greece has the bluest water and whitest marble buildings, which were inspired by the Parthenon. The temple was dedicated to the Goddess Athena, that provided wisdom to the people of Greece in their tales. https://www.google.com/travel/things-to-do/see-all Site 2: The Sistine Chapel in the Vatican City is a special place to go because of its beautifully painted ceilings. They were painted by Michelangelo in the 1500's. The Vatican City is the smallest country in the world because it is in Rome, but governed by the pope of the Catholic church. This place is surrounded by old, traditi

 Southwest Asia and Northern Africa This trip is taking a step further to the other side of the world. Southwest Asia and Northern Africa make up an unique area. I think that there are quite a few misconceptions when it comes to this part of the planet. Visiting these places helped me to realize its real beauty and style. Site 1: The Tabatabai House was built at the time of the Qajar dynasty, which was in  the late 19th century. I thought this house was a remarkably detailed work of art. There were 40 rooms, four courtyards and basements, along with many gardens. It was a pleasurable tour with lots to look at. I love how many places and homes in Iran have a certain style of tradition and design to be recognized by.  https://apochi.com/attractions/kashan/tabatabaei-house/   Site 2: The Mount of Olives. This particular spot is where Christians believe Jesus rose into heaven, also known as the ascension. Lots of history is contained on this hill. Now days, there are five churches built