Carved wooden houses of the Siberian merchants and Decembrist exiles, an hour from Lake Baikal.
Red-brick Gothic castle on an island in Lake Galve, home of the Karaim community and their kibinai pastries.
Cobbled colonial town above a lake.
Stone marking where Livingstone and Stanley camped on Lake Tanganyika’s shore.
Cathedral-sized salt chambers with an underground lake and Ferris wheel.
Deep Highland loch with a ruined castle shore and a famous resident legend.
Sacred Inca island on the world’s highest navigable lake.
Freshwater lake ringed by biblical sites and lakeside hot springs.
Rift-valley site of the world’s oldest parliament, where the tectonic plates pull apart.
Imperial garden of lakes, pavilions and the Long Corridor on the edge of Beijing.
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