CMFMAG TeamWelcome to our #SightSeeingSunday page. Every week we share a photo from around the world! So check back often to see our #SightSeeingSunday photos! Where we are travelling from the comfort of our home.
Cornwall, United Kingdom
St Michael’s Mount Castle in Cornwall, UK, glistens under robin blue skies in our #SightSeeingSunday image of the week. The Castle is located at the top of St Michael’s Mount island and is a 12th-century castle that has become a popular tourist destination over the years. It is one of 43 unbridged tidal islands accessible by foot from mainland Britain.
Have a superb Sunday!
South Tyrol, Italy
On a stunning autumn morning, under the sunrise, the Gernstein Castle comes alive in our #SightSeeingSunday image of the week. Located near Klausen in South Tyrol, Italy, the castle is known to locals as Castello di Gernstein and Castel Tina. Built in the 12th century, Castel Tina is currently a private residence.
Wishing you a glorious Sunday!
Furong, China
The ancient town of Furong, China, seems like something out of a fantasy novel in our #SightSeeingSunday image of the week. Also known as Furong Ancient Town, the town is situated above the Wangcun waterfall and is over 2,000 years old. It is a rare and ancient gem of the Hunan Province of China.
Have a fabulous Sunday!
Inland Sea, Malta
Dwejra, also known as the Inland Sea, sparkles under the sun as visitors gather in boats, set to travel to the Mediterranean Sea in our #SightSeeingSunday image of the week. The Inland Sea is a lagoon of seawater linked to the Mediterranean. Located on the island of Gozo, the Inland Sea is part of the archipelago nation of Malta. As the boats set sail in the lagoon, they will travel under the sea tunnel out to the Mediterranean. It has been reported that legendary ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau said the Inland Sea was among his top ten dives.
Have an incredible Sunday!
Lohmen, Germany
Nestled in the magnificent German landscape, the morning sun shines on the Bastei Bridge in our #SightSeeingSunday photo of the week. Located in the Saxon Switzerland National Park, the Bastei is a rock formation in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains in the German Free State of Saxony. The formation rises 194 metres (636ft) above the Elbe River. Originally constructed with wood in 1824, the bridge linked several rocks. In 1851, the bridge was replaced with a sandstone bridge. With seven arches, measuring 76 metres long, visitors are treated to breathtaking views. The Bastei has welcomed visitors for over 200 years. Accessible all year round at any time, the Bastei currently hosts 2.5 million people annually.
Have an adventurous Sunday!
Westport, Ontario | Top #SightSeeingSunday image for 2023
The stunning colours of fall glimmer on a crisp autumn day in Westport, ON, in our #SightSeeing image of the week. Located in the heart of the Rideau, the small eastern Ontario village is steeped in heritage and boasts some of the best fall colours and views around for miles.
Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving Sunday!
Dinkelsbühl, Germany
This week’s #SightSeeingSunday features the historic, quaint town of Dinkelsbühl under a full moon. Located in the Central Franconia region in Germany, Dinkelsbühl lies on the River Wömitz. The town, established 800 years ago, still resembles a German 15th-century look and feel as old medieval walls and towers still surround it. Dinkelsbühl is also well known as the site of Summerbreeze Open Air, a yearly Heavy Metal Festival.
Happy Haunting!
Lake Braies, South Tyrol, Italy
Like a majestic autumn painting from an artist’s canvas, the Alps cascade down to meet Lake Braies in our #SightSeeingSunday picture of the week. The world-renowned Lake Braies is situated In the Prags Dolomites in South Tyrol, Italy.
Have an informed Sunday!
Marrakesh, Morocco
Under a full moon, the Jamaa el Fna Market is illuminated in our #SightSeeingSunday picture of the week. The Jama el Fna Market is located in Marrakesh, Morocco’s old city and is a particular point of attraction for locals and tourists. The city of Marrakesh, and its old city, dates back to 1070 AD.
Have a restful Sunday.
Kromlau, Saxony, Germany
The autumn colours dance in a reflection of the Rakotz Bridge in Kromlau, Saxony, Germany, in our #SightSeeingSunday image of the week. Built in 1860, the bridge is manmade, including the jagged, rocky spires on either end of the bridge and the pointed rocks in the Lake. The bridge is often described through the years as a bridge that belongs in a fairytale. However, the bridge is also known as the Devil’s Bridge. Many of these types were built throughout Europe during the medieval times.
The bridges are masonry and are so spectacular and challenging that it was thought only the devil could have helped with the construction. As the legend goes, the devil helped in exchange for the soul of the first human who crossed the bridge. Each bridge has its own unique folktale.
Have a magical Sunday!
Cathedral Grove, B.C.
A fairytale-esque boardwalk winds through the red cedar trees of MacMillan Provincial Park in British Columbia for our #SightSeeingSunday picture of the week. This week’s image features the old forest at Cathedral Grove of the breathtaking MacMillan Provincial Park, located between Qualicum Beach, BC, and Port Alberni, BC, on Vancouver Island.
Have a blessed Sunday!
Ronda, Andalusia, Spain
Dating back to the 18th century, the famous stone bridge of Ronda, Andalusia, Spain, sits stoically in our #SightSeeingSunday image of the week. Known as the Puente Nuevo (New Bridge), it connects the old and new cities. The bridge took 35 years to build, spanning the 120-metre-deep (390 ft) canyon. It is a popular tourist attraction.
Have a great Sunday!
Nitmuluk National Park, Australia
The Katherine River cuts through the Nitmuluk National Park in our #SightSeeingSunday picture of the week. The gorge featured here is just part of a 13-gorge system in the National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia.
Have a blessed Sunday!
Vrbnik, Croatia
A stunning view of the iconic village of Vrbnik, Croatia, glows in a summer sunrise for our #SightSeeingSunday image of the week. Vrbnik, Croatia, is located on the island of Krk Island and is separated from the mainland by the Vindol Channel.
Have an amazing Sunday!
Semonkong, Lesotho
What can only be described as heaven on earth is actually the Maletsunyane Falls near the town of Semonkong, Lesotho seen here in our #SightSeeingSunday image of the week. The Maletsunyane Falls is on the continent of Africa and offers incredible panoramic views, surrounded by lush gardens, a delight to the eye for any visitor.
Have a great Sunday!
