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Architectural Travel





As somebody who spends a lot of time looking at houses and buildings, when I go on vacation, I also spend a lot of time looking at houses and buildings. Listed below are some interesting places to go and things to see in terms of how the rest of the world thinks about architecture and interior design.

Costa Rica

Located in Central America, Costa Rica is one of the most ecologically diverse places on the planet. Here's a look at the country and some of it's indigenous architecture.

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Located in Northern Central New Mexico, the city is a must-see destination for lovers of Western art, star gazing and the high dessert. Take a peak at some of the sights and of course, a few interesting buildings

Alexandria, Virginia


Located across the Potomac River from Washington DC, "Old Town" is a pleasent showcase of architectural styles and family fun. There's plenty of places to eat and shop just by parking the car and walking around. Here's a look at Alexandria.

Outer Banks, North Carolina


Head south on interstate 64 in Virginia until it becomes highway 12 in North Carolina. Here's what it looks like in the Outer Banks

Halifax, Nova Scotia





A recent trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia reveals lots of Victorian buildings and other treats. Here's some images and video of what awaits you in this special Canadian province.



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