One of my first MC in Kyiv. Vozdvyzhenka 2010.

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Marina Bay Sands hotel Singapore

The Grand Canal is the largest and most famous waterway in Venice. It serves as a vital transportation route, forming a major corridor for water traffic in the city. The canal stretches approximately 3.8 kilometers in length and varies in width from 30 to 90 meters. The canal is lined with stunning architecture, including palaces, churches, and public buildings that showcase various styles such as Romanesque and Gothic. Santa Maria della Salute, shown here, is a prominent Roman Catholic church and minor basilica located at the Punta della Dogana in the Dorsoduro sestiere of Venice. It is one of the most recognisable landmarks in Venice, famous for its striking dome that can be seen from various points throughout the city. Photo by Michel Guntern, https://TravelNotes.org

The Harbour Bridge is as classic a symbol of Sydney as the shells of the Opera House itself. Sydney Harbour Bridge, seen here at sunset, connects the Sydney central business district with the North Shore commercial and residential areas. When completed, in 1932, the bridge Down Under was the widest bridge on the planet and the world's largest single-arch bridge; but was not the longest. The single arch design was built from both ends (using cable supports) and joined in the middle. Built to carry motor vehicles, trains, trams (until 1958), pedestrians and bicycles, the bridge's span of 1,650 feet allows unobstructed passage for ships in Sydney Harbour. https://travelnotes.org/pics/Australia/05-Sydney_Harbour_Bridge.htm