SO, how many of the top 100 wonders in the world have you seen? I counted 61 — note to self: Brazil and Peru are high on the “next trip” list. Italy is all over this list for some reason.
Jerusalem Old City
Ayers Rock
Fiji
Cappadocia Turkey
Eiffel Tower, Paris
Museum Louvre
New York City Skyline
British Museum
Colloseum of Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica, Rome
Canals of Venice
Sistine Chapel
Palace of Versailles
Niagara Falls
Grand Canyon
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Stonehenge (what I don’t get is how Stonehenge makes this list & Bryce Canyon and other parts of Utah DON’T)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New Y ork
St. Mark’s Basilica
Pompeii
Acropolis
Yosemite National Park (hey, what about the Redwoods?)
Mont St. Michel
Uffizi Gallery
Hong Kong
Yellowstone National Park (what about the very cool Badlands?)
Pyramids of Egypt (so commercial now)
Great Barrier Reef
Egyptian Museum
Neuschwanstein Castle
Amalfi Coast (yeah baby….)
Sahara Desert
The Matterhorn
Santorini (what about Crete and other Greek islands?)
Valley of the Kings
Nile River Cruise (yes, this is very very cool)
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Bali
Marrakesh, Morocco
Taj Mahal
Hermitage Museum
Chambord Chateau (is pretty amazing)
The Kremlin & Red Square, Moscow
Ankor Wat
Cape of Good Hope (one of my favorite places)
Mezquita Catedral de Cordoba
Carlsbad Caverns National Park (again, where’s Utah?)
Abu Simbel Temples
St. Basil’s Cathedral
Amazon Rain Forest
Victoria Falls
Katmandu Valley
Varanasi/Ganges
Mount Everest
Ngorongoro Crater
The Temple of the Golden Pavilion
Carnival in Rio de Janeiro
Galapagos Islands (photo book is coming soon on this btw)
Kiyomizu Temple
Baalbek, Lebanon
Kashmir Valley
Shwedagon
Bagan
I first saw this on a Facebook app.
Renee Blodgett is the founder of We Blog the World. The site combines the magic of an online culture and travel magazine with a global blog network and has contributors from every continent in the world. Having lived in 10 countries and explored nearly 80, she is an avid traveler, and a lover, observer and participant in cultural diversity.
She is also the CEO and founder of Magic Sauce Media, a new media services consultancy focused on viral marketing, social media, branding, events and PR. For over 20 years, she has helped companies from 12 countries get traction in the market. Known for her global and organic approach to product and corporate launches, Renee practices what she pitches and as an active user of social media, she helps clients navigate digital waters from around the world. Renee has been blogging for over 16 years and regularly writes on her personal blog Down the Avenue, Huffington Post, BlogHer, We Blog the World and other sites. She was ranked #12 Social Media Influencer by Forbes Magazine and is listed as a new media influencer and game changer on various sites and books on the new media revolution. In 2013, she was listed as the 6th most influential woman in social media by Forbes Magazine on a Top 20 List.
Her passion for art, storytelling and photography led to the launch of Magic Sauce Photography, which is a visual extension of her writing, the result of which has led to producing six photo books: Galapagos Islands, London, South Africa, Rome, Urbanization and Ecuador.
Renee is also the co-founder of Traveling Geeks, an initiative that brings entrepreneurs, thought leaders, bloggers, creators, curators and influencers to other countries to share and learn from peers, governments, corporations, and the general public in order to educate, share, evaluate, and promote innovative technologies.
