2. Kizhi Island, Russia
Kizh Island, Russia, is known as the "Island of Museums", and the most famous building on the island is the Transfiguration Church, a magnificent all-wooden church built without a single nail, which was declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations in 1990.
In fact, the Kiri church consists of two wooden cathedrals, a 22-domed Transfiguration Church, a 9-domed Intercession Church and a bell tower church cluster. I heard that the color of the roof will change in different weather.
The island has been inhabited since the 15th and 16th centuries, and many traditional buildings have been preserved for visitors to understand the life of the islanders at that time.
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3. Spain • La Graciosa
Graciosa is a volcanic island in Spain's Canary Islands.
If you're looking for a stunning, natural and isolated beach, this is the place to be. The island has whitewashed villages and sandy beaches to explore, as well as places for scuba diving.