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Destination Europe For centuries the Roman Forum was the epicenter of public life in Rome, ranging from elections and processions to criminal trials and gladiatorial matches. It's in the San Paolo section of Rome. Photo: Robert Lowe · Creative Commons BY
Destination Rome Ostia Antica, a large archeological site, was once the main harbor of ancient Rome. Today it's near the modern suburb of Ostia, and you can wander through ruins of Roman streets and many buildings. Photo: Jean-Pierre Dalbéra · Creative Commons BY
Panoramic picture of Machu Picchu from the viewing point. Photo: Dom Crossley · Creative Commons BY
Article 10 must-see destinations in South America Early morning in Machu Picchu, Peru. Photo: Pedro Szekely · Creative Commons BY ND
Destination southern Spain The ancient Roman Theatre in Cartagena, Spain, was completed in the year 1 BC and only discovered in 1988. Because it was concealed underground so long, a large amount of the original building materials are still visible today. Photo: Pablo Herranz · Courtesy of Tourist Office of Spain
Ship River Tosca Columns inside the Karnak Temple compound at Luxor, Egypt. See it as part of a cultural experience on a safe and secure river cruise. Photo: Steve F-E-Cameron (Merlin-UK) · Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0
Ship River Tosca Inside the Karnak Temple compound at Luxor, Egypt. See it as part of a culturally enriching river cruise. Photo: Steve F-E-Cameron (Merlin-UK) · Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0
Ship AmaLilia Ram statues at Karnak Temple complex at Luxor, Egypt. Photo: Steve F-E-Cameron (Merlin-UK) · Creative Commons BY-SA
Ship River Tosca No, this isn't a photograph. It's a tinted lithograph created by artist David Roberts RA and lithographer Louis Haghe upon visiting the Hypostyle Hall of Karnak Temple at Luxor, Egypt, in 1838. They envisioned how the temple looked in ancient times.
Ship River Tosca The Gateway of Ptolemy III Euergates I / Ptolemy IV Philopator of the Precinct of Montu at Luxor, Egypt. See it as part of a cultural experience on a river cruise. Photo: Leoboudv
Ship AmaDahlia Ram statues at Karnak Temple complex at Luxor, Egypt. Photo: Daniel Csörföly
Ship River Tosca A panorama of a frieze depicting pharaohs and other ancient figures in the precinct of Amun in Karnak Temple at Luxor, Egypt. See it as part of a cultural experience aboard Uniworld's River Tosca or Princess Cruises' Pacific Princess. Photo: Blalonde
Ship River Tosca A panoramic view of the Great Hypostyle Hall in Karnak Temple at Luxor, Egypt. Once roofed, it dwarfs visitors with dozens of colossal columns reaching 75 feet into the sky. Photo: Blalonde · Courtesy of Uniworld River Cruises
Ship River Tosca The hypostyle hall of Karnak Temple at Luxor, Egypt. The largest religious building ever constructed, Karnak dates from about 2055 BC to 100 AD. See it as part of a cruise aboard Uniworld's River Tosca or Princess Cruises' globe-trotting Pacific Princess. Photo: Kurohito · Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0
Ship River Tosca Experienced guides will lead you through the historic Karnak Temple complex during your Egyptian adventure on Uniworld's River Tosca cruise ship. Courtesy of Uniworld River Cruises
Ship Seven Seas Navigator Travel on Regent Seven Seas and explore ancient Greek ruins perched on a hillside during a shore excursion to Taormina, Silicy. Courtesy of Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Ship Seabourn Sojourn Visit Egypt aboard a Seabourn vessel and relive the magnificence of the Temple of Luxor, built by Amenhotep III near the banks of the River Nile. Courtesy of Seabourn Cruise Line
Ship Silver Whisper On a Silversea shore excursion to Kusadasi and the ruins of Ephesus, Turkey. Courtesy of Silversea Cruises