New York

 The View of New York at night time from the Empire State Building.

 Inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art founded in 1870, located on 5th avenue.

 This was the view from the Ground Zero site.

 The statue of Liberty, we took a boat form Eastside New York, down to the Southside, on route we saw the statue.

 Where we boarded the boat

 Times Square

 The Guggenheim was founded in 1937, designed by Frank Lloyd-Wright.

The Bubba Gump Shrimp and co restaurant located in Times Square

Saint Paul de Vence

 Saint Paul de Vence is a small Medieval hill village in Southeastern France. It has gained it's fame for all of the small contemporary art galleries and museums situated in the village.

The architecture is very classical France. Stone built houses, with wooden shutters and iron balconies and lanterns.

In the village centre were some men playing petanque, a traditional french game

Castle Combe

 Castle Combe is a small village located in Wiltshire, famously known for being untouched since built. The village contains 14th century architecture, such as The Manor House Hotel, which I was lucky enough to stay at. Photos of this are shown further down. The village was further developed in the 15th century as well. Today it is a large tourist destination, was much unspoilt architecture on show.

The stunning 14th century Manor House hotel

The Manor House gardens