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Al McIntosh

@wanderfulwon

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Showing the beauty some people miss
Period Architecture. Cities. Gems
Europe & beyond
📍London.

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Never gets old

Fit:
Coat: @zara
Trousers: @asos_man
Loafers: @walklondonshoes

Travel. Paris. Menswear. Men style. City of light. Paris Fashion. Parisian. ❤️ Paris. Attainable Luxury taken in Paris Galleries Lafayette by @wanderfulwon

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London will rock you

Featured in order of appearance;

📍 City of Westminster
📍 London Eye
📍 Canary Wharf
📍 North Greenwich IFS Cloud cable car
📍Bank City
📍Tower Bridge
📍O2 Arena/ Millennium Dome
📍St. Paul’s Cathedral
📍London Underground Northern line train
📍St. Paul’s Cathedral
📍New Bond Street
📍London River Services

Visit London. Travel. Love London. Summer in London taken in London, England by @wanderfulwon

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Architectural flair, croissants, baguettes, Reims Champagne et al. Je t'aime France taken in France by @wanderfulwon

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Give it a feel

Reasons to visit:

✅Free Transportation - The first and only country in the world to offer that to entire nation including visitors
✅Safe and Clean
✅Luxembourg City is very walkable
✅Frequently ranked as the richest country in the world based on nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita mainly because:
Financial Sector: Luxembourg is a major global hub for private banking, wealth management, and investment fund administration.
Cross-Border Workers: Nearly half of the country’s workforce commutes daily from neighboring France, Belgium, and Germany. These workers boost total economic output, which is then divided by a smaller resident population to create a very high per capita GDP.
✅Extremely charming and picturesque
✅Melting pot languages
✅Quick and easy to get to other European cities

#lostineurope #europecities taken in Luxembourg, Luxembourg by @wanderfulwon

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Woke up in the richest country in the world and felt like I fit right in🤪. It must be the free transportation you know.

📍Adolphe Bridge, Luxembourg

On a more serious note, Luxembourg is simply charming. It’s gem filled with dramatic cliffs, medieval alleys, and storybook castles that look straight out of a fairytale. I have been meaning to visit for a while but nothing’s done before its time. Here are some reasons why you may find it appealing:
✅ Free Transportation - The first and only country in the world to offer that to the entire nation including visitors.
✅ Safe and Clean
✅ Luxembourg city is very walkable
✅ Frequently ranked as the richest country in the world based on nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita mainly because:
Financial Sector: Luxembourg is a major global hub for private banking, wealth management, and investment fund administration.
Cross-Border Workers: Nearly half of the country’s workforce commutes daily from neighboring France, Belgium, and Germany. These workers boost total economic output, which is then divided by a smaller resident population to create a very high per capita GDP.
✅ Extremely charming and picturesque
✅ Melting pot of languages. Quite a few expats so you probably won’t stand out.
✅ Quick and easy to get to other European cities taken in Pont Adolphe, Luxembourg by @wanderfulwon

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The peace of waking up a stranger

#europe #wanderlust #menwhotravel taken in Luxembourg, Luxembourg by @wanderfulwon

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Beauty is always in season

Featured:
📍Palais Garnier, Paris
📍Stockholm Royal Palace
📍Hotel de la Marine
📍The Wallace Collection

#art #architecture #periodarchitecture taken in Europe by @wanderfulwon

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Gustav III’s Museum of Antiquities

📍The Kungliga Slottet (The Royal Palace of Stockholm)

Opens primarily during the summer months, this gallery showcases classical sculptures exactly as the art-loving King Gustav III arranged them in 1794. Access is included in the tour of the palace. The palace gardens is visible from the museum but entry to the garden is not included.

Entry was included in the price of my Stockholm City Pass.

Admission Prices
• Adults: 220–240 SEK (approx. £16–£18 / $20–$23)

#stockholm #palace taken in Stockholm, Sweden by @wanderfulwon

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Superlatives just won’t do. The Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna is a breathtaking palace of art where the only rival to the art on the walls is its architecture. The only justice is seeing it yourself.

The standard entry fee for an adult is €22 when booked online and €24 if purchased on-site at the ticket desk. Entry also included in the Vienna City Pass - this is what I would recommend if you plan to visit a few museums and attractions over a few days.

📍Kunsthistorisches Museum, Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, Austria.

Palace of Art. Art & Architecture. Things to do in Vienna

#vienna taken in Vienna - Austria by @wanderfulwon

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A cafe so captivating even beauty falls silent in awe .

📍Kunsthistorisches Museum, Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, Austria

Travel. Cafe. The World’s Most Beautiful Cafes. Vienna taken in Vienna by @wanderfulwon

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Europe’s Largest Crypt

📍St. Paul’s Cathedral. Entry is included in ticket price. £24 @viator.

The crypt was part of Sir Christopher Wren’s great rebuilding after the Great Fire of 1666. Construction of the new St. Paul’s began in 1675 and took 35 years.

Wren designed the crypt not just as a foundation, but as a vast undercroft to support his enormous dome above — which is why it’s now the largest crypt in Europe.

For over 200 years it wasn’t used for burials, but after Nelson’s state funeral in 1806 it became the resting place for Britain’s heroes, artists and architects — with Wren himself laid to rest here in 1723 under a simple slab that reads: “If you seek his monument, look around you.” taken in London, England by @wanderfulwon

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The Crypt of The Church Of A Nation

📍The Crypt of St. Paul’s Cathedral. Entry is included in ticket price. £24 @viator.

The crypt was part of Sir Christopher Wren’s great rebuilding after the Great Fire of 1666. Construction of the new St. Paul’s began in 1675 and took 35 years.

Wren designed the crypt not just as a foundation, but as a vast undercroft to support his enormous dome above — which is why it’s now the largest crypt in Europe.

For over 200 years it wasn’t used for burials, but after Nelson’s state funeral in 1806 it became the resting place for Britain’s heroes, artists and architects — with Wren himself laid to rest here in 1723 under a simple slab that reads: “If you seek his monument, look around you.”

#london #timeoutlondon taken in St Paul Church London City Of London by @wanderfulwon

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