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Every country has its marvels and breathtaking landscapes, but these ten are blessed with a rare package of outstanding natural beauty and man-made wonders that enhance their territories with everything from beautiful cities to timeless villages, magnificent parks and pristine scenery. They are countries that offer a variety of sights and an abundance of inspiration from man and nature. 1 | ITALY The world's most beautiful city , the most inspiring cultural treasures, and magnificent scenery: Nowhere else in the world will you find a bigger concentration of beauty. There's Venice , Florence and Rome with their varied architecture, the natural masterpiece that is Tuscany with its rolling hills, vineyards and snow-peaked mountains. Then there's the perfect naturalist painting that is the Amalfi Coast or Lake Maggiore and the Alps and you get the sense that no country on Earth offers as much beauty anywhere you turn as Italy. 2 | SPAIN The most common i...

1. The First Music Video Filmed Entirely On Instagram Mexico based band ‘The Plastics Revolution’ has claimed that they have filmed the world’s first “music video done entirely on Instagram”. It was made as a music video for the song “Invasion”—shot in 1,905 pictures using a frame-by-frame method. These pictures were put together to make a stop-motion video by San Francisco-based Arturo Perez Jr. 2. The World’s Biggest, Meatiest Sandwich British chef Tristan Welch served up a carnivore’s dream with the ‘World’s Meatiest Sandwich’. At 25-inches high, 24-inches wide and weighing more than 28 pounds, it is said that the sandwich would probably take more than 10 hours to eat. The monster sandwich consists of 41 various types of meat ranging from ham, salami, chorizo and sausages. Made for the launch of “Man vs. Food Nation”, it kick-starts the program of daring people to take on food challenges. 3. Artist Creates World’s Largest Coffee Bean Mural Russian...

Number 10: Samsung Galaxy Alpha Another Samsung phone enters the fray, and it's a slightly odd one: the Galaxy Alpha has a price tag that's even higher than the iPhone 6, and yet doesn't really out-spec it in many ways. That said, it's still a premium phone. The second you hold it, you'll feel that the updated metal design really works, with clever effort made to improve the way it feels in your hand. The 4.7-inch screen isn't as high-res as the rivals, but does the job well thanks to Super AMOLED technology making the contrast ratio and colours pop out. And the battery is removable - bonus! Quick Verdict There's a lot to like about the way the Alpha looks, but there are some quibbles: why is there no microSD slot or larger capacity on offer to help out? Why does it cost so much? Is the metal band (and, to be fair, blazingly fast internal speeds) really enough to warrant a purchase? A really nice phone that needs a little more to be at the sharp end...