Romantic European countries
New York Time once wrote: “Undoubtedly the most beautiful city built by man”
Venice
Once recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest street in the world
Yonge Street
In The Big Lebowski, The Dude can't stand this band
The Eagles
A famous painter, also a sculptor, an architect, and an engineer
Leonardo Da Vinci
House cats share 95.6% of their DNA with these. It has been around 10.8 million years since this animal and house cat diverged into two separate species, but they do share a common ancestor according to a study in Nature Communications.
What are Tigers
One of the most easily recognisable skylines in the entire world. Comprised of a mix of glittering high rises and historic landmarks, the city has made it onto many a couple’s bucket list, some of which, for the clock.
London
This boulevard also called by locals “The Main,” divides Montreal into east and west.
Saint-Laurent
Before Phil Collins, this was the lead singer of Genesis
Peter Gabriel
Kandinsky is considered the first for this type of art
Abstract
According to the American Kennel Club, this % of dogs, sleeps in their owner's bed
45%
Home to the inspiration for the house of Dracula, this spot in Transylvania is a must-visit for quirky couples.
Bran
Linking downtown Vancouver to Vancouver Island, this artery blends the city’s commercial, entertainment, and arts scenes. Its transformation from a logging area in British Columbia to one of Vancouver’s main thoroughfares is a journey through time.
Granville Street
This woman was the first ever to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
Aretha Franklin
The first “artists” of the world used these mediums to produce their work
Ashes from fire, plant pigments, and red clay
Africa's 'barkless' dog produces a very strange sound akin to yodelling. They have an unusually shaped larynx which means they communicate with a variety of sounds somewhere between a chortle and a yodel, according to the American Kennel Club.
The Basenji
Known for its medieval architecture and idyllic coastal landscape, this is a city that looks like it has fallen straight out of a postcard, a place where you can head to the Love Stories Museum, a true hidden gem.
Dubrovnik
As one of North America’s oldest streets, this street's blends St. John’s rich history and modern vibrancy. The colorful row houses and the bustling waterfront embody the essence of province's culture.
Water Street (St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador)
The only country artist to have a Top 20 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart for six straight decades
Dolly Parton
The designer the Guggenheim Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright
It's a close race, but this type of dog can maintain their top speed for 50 meters longer than a cheetah can.
Greyhounds
Unlike the political statues which loom large in most city squares, this city has taken a rather different angle on representing those who should be admired. Sitting in Prešernov trg square, they have decided to pay homage to France Prešeren, one of the greatest romantic poets in Europe.
Ljubljana (Sloveia)
One of the most historic streets in Canada is quite likely the nation’s prettiest. A home to artisans, a centuries-old church, the famed breakneck staircase, and boutique shops, this street offers a touch of the past and all the present charm of contemporary Quebec City.
Rue de Petit Champlain
The music for this show has won a number of awards, including a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series in 2018 and 2019.
Game of Thrones
This famous American painter was initially rejected by the US Navy during World War I for being underweight
Norman Rockwell
In the 1870s, this country tried to use cats to deliver the mail by attaching it to waterproof bags around their necks. If you know cats at all, you know that this failed miserably. It was swiftly cancelled.
Some cats took full days to deliver mail to their homes, but most probably just took a nap on top of it.
What is Belgium