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9 of the world's most impressive bridges - Vimarsana News

9 of the world's most impressive bridges

From Tower Bridge in London to the Göltzsch Viaduct in Germany, these bridges are truly masterclasses in civil engineering.

Europe road trip guide: 9 incredibly scenic drives - Vimarsana News

Europe road trip guide: 9 incredibly scenic drives

From Norway to the Amalfi Coast, explore scenic Europe by road.

CGN Europe Energy: World Tourism Day 2022: CGN's From Wind Farm to Windmill Hiking Route Included in the French Industrial Tourism Promotion Project - Vimarsana News

CGN Europe Energy: World Tourism Day 2022: CGN's From Wind Farm to Windmill Hiking Route Included in the French Industrial Tourism Promotion Project

ASSAC, France, Oct. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- CGN Europe Energy ("CGN"), a European leader in green energies, is co-organizing the open day of its wind farms located in the south of the city with

World Tourism Day 2022: CGN's "From Wind Farm to Windmill" Hiking Route Included in the French "Industrial Tourism" Promotion Project - Vimarsana News

World Tourism Day 2022: CGN's "From Wind Farm to Windmill" Hiking Route Included in the French "Industrial Tourism" Promotion Project

/PRNewswire/ -- CGN Europe Energy ("CGN"), a European leader in green energies, is co-organizing the open day of its wind farms located in the south of the...

Tunnel vision: Man behind concept of Scots-Irish crossing fears Boris Johnson is destroying the plan - Vimarsana News

Tunnel vision: Man behind concept of Scots-Irish crossing fears Boris Johnson is destroying the plan

THE architect of the original plan to build a crossing to Northern Ireland has condemned Boris Johnson’s planned roundabout under the sea and claims it puts paid to any chance of a serious link. Professor Alan Dunlop, who first suggested building a bridge over the Irish Sea, released drawings of what a crossing connecting the two countries could look like. Prof Dunlop, who is one of the UK’s leading architects and a Fellow of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland, says the creation of a 25-mile tunnel or a bridge is entirely feasible, despite it being heavily criticised.