One more city to add today. Luxembourg is the 89th city to be added to the Duckwyn Travel Passport. Visit the city using your passport to add this new sticker.
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Lagos, the most populous city in Nigeria and the second largest in Africa, is now included in the Duckwyn Travel Passport. Visit the city to collect this new sticker.
We've added this new sticker for Amman, Jordan to the Duckwyn Travel Passport. The capital city of Jordan is one of the earliest settlements in the world.
If you love visiting and taking pics of lighthouses, here's a fun one to explore in Hawaii. Sitting on the coast of Oahu, take a short hike for some great photo opportunities.
We continue to add more collectible stickers to the Duckwyn Travel Passport. Today, you can visit St. Petersburg in Russia to add this new sticker.
St. Petersburg has gone through a few name changes throughout its 300 years of history. It was known as Petrograd from 1914 to 1924 and Leningrad from 1924 to 1991). The city was founded by Tsar Peter the Great in 1703. Named after the apostle Saint Peter, the city served as the capital of Russia from 1713 to 1918. The city's center and monuments are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's also home to the Hermitage, one of the largest art museums in the world (Wikipedia). Get your passport today and start collecting stickers from the historical cities that you visit. Starting today, visit Jakarta, Indonesia and add this new sticker to your Duckwyn Travel Passport.
See more cities to collect as you travel the world: Duckwyn's World City Tour Challenge The Eagle's Nest in Germany becomes the 213th destination to be added to the Duckwyn Travel Passport. Located high in the mountains of Germany, the Eagle's Nest is a popular destination for tourists and people who love World War II history. Hitler, however, didn't love the location. His fear of heights, the opportunity for bad weather, and the thin mountain air led to his dislike (Wikipedia). He did end up going there on at least 14 occasions when he wanted to entertain and impress guest. The house survived an Allied bombing raid on 25 April 1945. It was captured by the Allies a few days later on the 4 May.
The best time to visit is during the warmer months when there isn't a risk of snow closing the road. There is a restaurant and beer garden located at the site. More information Did you know?
Source: Wikipedia Use our new World War II interactive map to find the best places to visit in Europe to learn about the war and its impact on the world.
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