Is it possible to return from Paris without a shot of the Eiffel Tower? It certainly is, yet a perfect majority of us will find it difficult to resist the temptation to take a shot of this famous sight. And there is nothing strange about our love for documenting our travels to return to them in future.
We have analyzed data from stock photo services and out of 507 cities located in 194 countries we selected the TOP 20 of the most often photographed cities of the world. Would you like to learn what we have found out? Have a look and see which of these sites you have already visited and which are worth taking your camera to.
It would seem that a lifetime would not suffice to see all these sights with one’s very eyes. Well ... nothing is impossible! However, before you manage to set aside adequate funds and find the time for travel, we may enjoy the sights from our dreams within the four walls of one’s own apartment. A wall mural showing the destination of another journey will provide an excellent motivation to save for the trip, and at the same time, to find out if all the sites in our TOP 20 ranking are as beautiful in reality as they are in photographs.
Source: http://pixersize.com/blog/en/23245/20-most-photographed-sites-around-the-world
Image credits: pixersize.com
20. Milan (0.99 million photographs)
19. Vienna (1.05 million photographs)
18. Moscow (1.06 million photographs)
17. Shanghai (1.14 million photographs)
16. Istanbul (1.23 million photographs)
15. Bangkok (1.35 million photographs)
14. Dublin (1.36 million photographs)
13. Sydney (1.39 million photographs)
12. Amsterdam (1.42 million photographs)
11. Beijing (1.42 million photographs)
10. Barcelona (1.66 million photographs)
9. Berlin (1.66 million photographs)
8. Los Angeles (2.02 million photographs)
7. Melbourne (2.02 million photographs)
6. Rome (2.45 million photographs)
5. Paris (2.46 million photographs)
4. Singapore (3.05 million photographs)
3. Tokyo (4.85 million photographs)
2. New York (6.23 million photographs)
1. London (6.73 million photographs)
