ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月17日 03時20分

@alexcrevar has worked as a travel writer in the Western #Balkans — one of Europe’s most geographically stunning corners — for 2 decades. “Still, for me,” @alexcrevar writes, “few places in the region can compete with Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia.” @sw_photo captured this scene at the park, which was established in 1949 and named a @unesco #WorldHeritage site in 1979. (Swipe left to see a video.) Plitvice sits atop a giant cave-riddled karst field in the rolling hills of the Dinaric Alps. Near the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina, the park is a symbolic and strategic site at the crux of Croatia’s boomerang shape. “For centuries, the lakes literally sat on the front lines of history,” said Vjeran Pavlakovic, a history professor at the University of Rijeka in Croatia. “But even as regimes and borders changed, there was always respect paid to the fragility of this one-of-a-kind ecosystem.” This week, @nytimestravel is celebrating waterside gems in Europe. Visit the link in our profile to explore 10 European rivers, lakes and shorelines. Then tell us in the comments: What are your favorite on-the-water spots around the continent?

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