With the liberalization of the policy, the opportunity to travel abroad has finally come.
Exotic scenery has not been seen for a long time, and everyone is not only attracted to the unique city landmarks, but also the airports competing for beauty.
It is said that during the epidemic, many fairy airports have been renovated, and can Singapore's Changi, which has been chased, retain its position as the "most beautiful in the world"?
Don't sell it, let's open it directly below to see which is the first place in your heart——
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Singapore Changi Airport
No inventory of the most beautiful airports at Changi Airport would be complete without it.
It's no exaggeration to say that just walking around here is already worth the ticket.
Singapore, known as the Garden City, has moved a piece of rainforest directly into the airport.
The US$8.5 billion Jewel Changi has earned Changi Airport the top spot in the World's Best Airports list for eight consecutive years.
There is plenty to eat, drink and have fun, including a 40-meter-high whirlpool waterfall, a forest valley, and a 5-storey, labyrinthine canopy park.
This is where to build an airport, the whole natural "oxygen bar".
On special occasions, Changi Airport will also dress up the flowers and forest seas according to the corresponding theme.
Some people think that they have entered the reality version of Zootopia after shopping, and they don't want to return to the "human world" at all.
What is even more "excessive" is that during the epidemic, the overlord renovated and expanded the old terminal.
The area of the "Blue Sea" has been further expanded, and the refined decoration has made Changi more and more refined.
Want to know if anyone will catch a flight here? I don't feel like I'm going to be a day and a half old.
Retro chic
Paris, France Charles de Gaulle Airport
At first glance at Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 2G, you hardly feel like this is a departure hall.
It was rebuilt at the end of last year, which is completely different from our common airport design.
The décor recreates the vintage atmosphere of the 60s and 70s, making it more like a Parisian restaurant or café that continues the characteristics of the fashion capital.
Even if the plane is delayed, passengers don't seem to want to lose their temper here, and they can sit leisurely with a cup of coffee.
The lake-green, deep-sea blue seats, together with the vintage lamps, create a strong retro atmosphere.
In this 1,300-square-meter space, even the spaced sculpture installations have an artistic atmosphere.
In addition, there are small fountains inspired by the water features of the Jardin du Luxembourg, and the green iron chairs common in the park's ponds.
What's more interesting is that the rows of wooden tables in the seating area are also inlaid with chess boards, and the park has to say "right taste" when you see it!
If you've not seen enough of the Jardin du Luxembourg, you can continue to relive it here.
A scene full of Parisian elements like this is both eye-catching and film-making.
If you can leave from here, then this trip to Paris is definitely the most fashionable end.
Best counterattack
LaGuardia Airport, New York, USA
The $8 billion refurbished LaGuardia Airport has gone from "America's worst airport" to "the world's best new airport."
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The wide space is complemented by the main shades of blue and white, making the entire airport look like a visual freshener and looking very comfortable.
Among them, four large-scale works of art that interpret the charm of New York are recognized as "finishing touches".
The most poetic is the giant sphere "floating" in the air by artist Sarah Sze.
Those colorful fragments turned out to be countless photos over New York.
They record the city's skies from dawn to midnight, and visitors can see New York in a single day in a circle.
Further inside, a giant mosaic mural with an area of more than 2,000 square meters comes into view.
Artist Laura Owens hid dozens of motifs representing New York in paintings that were so cute that they were reminiscent of stamp collecting.
The hall also features the installation All You Wishes by Danish minimalist artist Jeppe Hein.
The eye-catching red curved seats look joyful, but even more surprising are the 70 balloons floating all over the ceiling.
Every time you look up and see them, it is equivalent to receiving an unexpected surprise.
In this airport, even the glass windows in the corridors become canvases.
German artist Sabine Hornig collages 1,100 photographs of New York City to recreate the city's twilight.
It's no exaggeration to say that LaGuardia Airport is an architectural postcard of New York! "How to praise your home in a different way", learned √.
"Chicken baby" is preferred
Amsterdam, Netherlands Schiphol Airport
Schiphol Airport should be the most knowledgeable "Xueba Airport" in the world.
This is because it is not only home to the world's first airport museum, a small NEMO science museum, but also the world's first airport library.
While other airports are rolling in a fun direction, Schiphol Airport is unmoved by the fragrance of knowledge.
It even has a ready-to-play piano for every whim to enjoy.
Even more interesting is the popular check-in mecca - the "real clock" located in Terminal 2.
In a huge three-meter-high clock, an employee draws the time 24 hours a day, refreshing the hands for every minute.
But in fact, this is an art installation created by Dutch artist Maarten Baas to describe the concept of "real-time".
Some people stared at it for a long time, came to the feeling that "every minute is different", and had a new understanding of time.
Even VIPs can't escape the influence of knowledge, and the VIP room has been renovated into a Dutch history class:
There are reproductions of classical Dutch floral paintings, tribute to the national treasure porcelain royal Delft...
Let passengers cultivate their emotions all the time, Xiao IN deeply doubts whether he will visit this airport, and people will be sublimated.
Alternative galleries
Hamad International Airport, Doha, Qatar
When it comes to the Middle East, adjectives like "luxury" and "local tycoons" will always appear.
But Hamad International Airport, which has invested more than $16 billion, is not satisfied with that.
As a result, it also built a garden in the airport where the land was expensive, and arranged the public space into an art gallery, and finally managed to squeeze Changi Airport and twice topped the list of "World's Best Airports".
For tourists, buying a ticket can "white" various famous art attractions, which is naturally a pleasure.
You must know that there is not only the popular "lamp bear" here - it has sold for a high price of $6.8 million, by Urs Fischer, who has worked with LV several times;
There is also the "Little Lie" designed by Kaws, which is also a classic of street knowledge;
The "Playground" sculpture made by the famous American artist Tom Otterness has become a favorite of friends of all ages because it can slide down;
The authors who joined the works later also have well-known names: Chanel, Jean-Michel Othoniel, who LV rushed to collaborate, Marc Quinn, who draws blood to make sculptures every 5 years...
After reading it, in addition to "the airport is quite tasteful", there is only one thought: having money can really do whatever you want.
Beautiful view
Queenstown International Airport, New Zealand &
Velana International Airport, Maldives
In addition to these airports, which are famous for their unique interior design, there are many airports around the world that are remembered for their excellent surrounding scenery.
For example, Queenstown Airport, which is located next to the lake on the mountain, has an excellent landing view.
The magnificent scenery of the mountain and lake has led many to cast it as "one of the last runways to land".
There is also Villana Airport, which is "an island is an airport", and its endless sea views are also fascinating. (And then it's also building a new terminal...) ）
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I remember an economist once said: Arriving at the airport early is a waste of life.
But as more and more cities realize that "airports can also be a calling card," the latter is no longer just a bypassed transportation hub.
It became more and more accessible, more and more beautifully designed, and eventually became one of the driving forces for many people to travel.
After seeing these 7 airports, do you have any favorite plans to join the must-see list? You may wish to leave a message in the comment area~
Denver International Airport
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Written by, edited / Kitoguchi
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