1.Canada

2.Atacama Desert – Chile

3.The Agra city – India

4.The Zermatt – Switzerland

5.Botswana

6.The Dubrovnik – Croatia

7.The Grand Teton National Park – Wyoming

8.Tijuana – Mexico

9.Detroit – Michigan

10.Hamburg – Germany

11.Marrakech – Morocco

12.Greenville – South Carolina

13.Pedregal – Ecuador

14.The Penzance – England

15.Osaka – Japan

16.Stockholm – Sweden

17.Sikkim – India

18.Île de Porquerolles – France

19.Madagascar

20.Sanya – China

21.Cyprus

22.The Great Barrier Reef – Australia

23.Minneapolis – Minnesota

24.Kingston – Jamaica

25.Comporta – Portugal

26.Kazakhstan

27.Gabon

28.Southwestern Puerto Rico

29.Athens – Greece

30.Chiang Mai – Thailand

31.Napa Valley – California

32.Puerto Escondido – Mexico

33.Sedona – Arizona

34.Madrid – Spain

35.Ketchum – Idaho

36.Maldives

37.Calabria – Italy

38.Antequera – Spain

39.Lofoten Islands – Norway

40.Iberá Wetlands – Argentina

41.Istria – Croatia

42.Placencia – Belize

43.Langtang – Nepal

44.Bozcaada – Turkey

45.Birmingham – Alabama

46.Sacred Valley – Peru

47.Laikipia – Kenya

48.Busan – South Korea

49.Portland – Oregon

50.Budapest – Hungary

51.South Bronx – New York

52.Ryukyu Islands – Japan

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By 1925, Paris, Berlin, Milan and Paris had their own subterranean network, Moscow came up with its own in 1935.

In the following pictures, you can see some of the most impressive metro stations in Europe nowadays.

Τοledo, Naples, (Italy)

Komsomolskaya, Moscow (Russia)

Westminster, London (United Kingdom)

Bockenheimer Warte, Frankfurt (Germany)

Fosteritos, Bilbao (Spain)

Plac Wilsona, Warsaw (Poland)

Acropolis metro station, Athens (Greece)

Staromestska, Prague

Westfriedhof, Munich (Germany)

T-Centralen, Stockholm (Sweden)

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