15 corners of the planet where nature and human genius speak the same language (16 photos)

Imagine a place where time slows down and the noise of the world fades, giving way to the whisper of leaves and the gentle murmur of water.





These are not just gardens, streets, or parks, but portals of sorts to another, more harmonious world, created at the intersection of divine nature and human genius. In the case of these objects, landscape design does not conquer nature, but engages in a friendly, silent dialogue with it. Thanks to which, the graceful pavement leading to nowhere dissolves into the greenery, and the terrace hovers above the forest, as if growing out of the rock.

1. The famous "Fallingwater House," designed in 1935 by renowned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright.



2. A portal to another world (somewhere in Japan)





3. The streets of a Greek city Nafplio



4. "Hobbit Village" (wine cellar complex) in Hungary



5. The serenity of Italian Tuscany



6. Garden in Kyoto, Japan



7. Lemon Orchard in Sicily



8. Hoshinoya Karuizawa Hotel in Japan



9. A cozy street in Spello, Umbria, Italy



10. Amalfi Coast, Campania, Italy



11. Japanese Garden In Krasnodar Park, Krasnodar



12. Sheffield, Massachusetts, USA



13. Blooming bougainvillea on the island of Ischia Italy



14. Shady Street in Spain



15. The Mesmerizing Beauty of Japan