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Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Many buildings in the world are designed to be admired and photographed. If you can do this first, it's not that easy for you. Perhaps you have never imagined that some of the world's most photographic images have banned their shooting. About which countries [...]
If you can do this first, it's not that easy for you. Perhaps you have never imagined that some of the world's most photographic images have banned their shooting. Which countries we're talking about, look below:
Eiffel Tower
Eiffel Tower is one of the most photographed sights in the world. However, there are certain restrictions. Night lighting is a kind of art and protected by copyright law. So it's actually forbidden to take pictures of the tower without writing permission. If you're a non-professor and take photos just for personal use, you don't need permission.
Neuschwanstein Castle
It's not easy to take pictures of this romantic castle in Germany. Because of security regulations, you are allowed to visit the castle only during the 35-minute tour with a guide and photography and videos inside are prohibited.
Ty Mahal
One of the modern wonders of the world can be photographed any time you want but only from outside. Inside, even photos are forbidden. Also, you cannot eat, make noise, or smoke in Taj Mahal. A cell phone should also be off or without a bell.
Westminster Abekey
No photo inside. This ban, because shooting pictures, doesn't allow people to enjoy the unique beauty and the history of Abekey.
Lenin's mausoleum
Today, Lenin's mausoleum is not as popular among tourists as it once was, but tourists entering the country are not allowed to take pictures of Lenin.
