The 10 most fabulous autumn landscapes in the world

Colorful leaves and trees in yellowish tones adorn our most varied - and considered by many to be the most beautiful - seasons. Now I have put in a bouquet for you the most fabulous landscapes in the world that are only truly beautiful in the fall!

1. Alberta, Canada

The state of Alberta is located in southwestern Canada, where there are plenty of natural assets, including Banff National Park, Lake Moraine, Athabasca Glacier and Malgine Canyon. Without any doubt, Alberta is arguably Canada’s most prosperous province today, and it is also recognized worldwide for its high standard of living.

2. Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany

Cinderella's castle is located in the German province of Schwangau, i.e. Bavaria, and is located in such a beautiful environment (quite above the Alpsee) that it would have been a sin not to report it in this compilation. This 19th century neo-Gothic castle is, by the way, one of the most photographed sights in Germany and II. It was built by King Louis to realize his own childhood dream.

3. Napa Valley, California, USA

One of America’s most famous wine regions, the Napa Valley, shows its most beautiful face after the fall harvest: this is when the surrounding trees turn yellow and everything is covered with their falling leaves - no wonder more than 5 million wine tourists visit here every year!

4. Snowdonia National Park, Wales, UK

Snowdonia National Park is considered one of the seven national wonders of Wales, an area of ​​more than 2,000 km együtt with its hidden villages, lakes and the symbolic Snowdon Peak. Sure, you will be able to make a cut in time if you visit here in the fall, but you are also sure to have an unparalleled sight.

5. Aspen, Colorado, USA

The main ski region in the US is full of luxury hotels and spa hotels, so you might not be surprised to say that every American celebrity goes here to ski, snowball and sled. However, as soon as winter arrives, this beautiful sight - the meeting of autumn and winter - welcomes us. Have you seen anything more beautiful than that?

6. Hraunfossar Falls, Iceland

Hraunfossar Waterfall is located in the western part of Iceland, near Borgarfjordur, and although the waterfall itself is not very high (only 12 meters), it is worth noting that the ground level here is above 900 meters, so it goes a long way. Water from the Hallmundarhraun lava field.

7. South Tyrol, Italy

In full twilight, with the Italian Dolomites in the background, this pine forest, near Lake Karer and Lake Braies, the most famous attraction in the area, stretches. If you travel here in the fall, by no means give yourself a long weekend because all of South Tyrol is so wonderful that you won’t want to go home!

8. Central Park, New York, USA

Located in the heart of Manhatten, New York, this magnificent park, with its 3.41 km1 area, can provide real refreshment for those living in the great metropolitan. It is beautiful in all seasons, but especially beautiful in autumn, as the trees in the park shine in thousands of warm shades to the delight of the residents.

9. Great Wall of China, China

There is not much new to be said about the Great Wall of China, but I will try to add a few interesting things about it: its total length (21,000 km) is the same as half of the Equator - this means that this wall is the longest wall in the world with an average height of 6 , 5 meters! Called "Changcheng" in Chinese only, the wall runs through 15 regions of the country and was officially completed in 1644, at the end of the Mind Dynasty.

10. Little Venice, London, UK

In the north of London’s Paddington district is this small canal, where you can take a cruise, not just that way: all the way to the world-famous ZSL London Zoo, where you can find hundreds of small shops in Camden Market. Super one day program, plus plenty of food and drink options in the area. If you want to try it, be sure to do it this fall or wait until spring!