"sightseeing spot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a place that people often visit for its interesting attractions or scenery. For example: "The Eiffel Tower is a popular sightseeing spot in Paris."
This was a necessary precaution: the light and space of Italy seemed to make foreigners a bit careless, and an artist had fallen from a sightseeing spot and been "dashed to pieces".
But the top sightseeing spot is out of town: the cathedral at Monreale, five miles south of Palermo, has gorgeous ceilings and walls decorated by master mosaicists who were brought here all the way from Byzantium.
For example, Query_Introduction_Spot is assigned to the cluster formed by "queries of introduction to sightseeing spot".
They assumed that a sufficient number of photographs taken close to the current viewpoint exist on the web because the method is used at a sightseeing spot.
Doubles from $175 Equidistant between the neighbourhoods of Butchers Hill, Fells Point and Patterson Park, guests certainly have their pick of sightseeing spots: whether picnicking in nearby Patterson Park, or taking an evening stroll along the Waterfront promenade, most of downtown Baltimore is within easy reach.
Users then need to look through the camera to see icons pop up that contain information on buildings, stores, sightseeing spots or objects.
After logging in, users will see various location-specific information on the home screen, for example on local stores, or sightseeing spots.
The team even suggests popular and affordable Orange County hotels, restaurants and bars, as well as nearby sightseeing spots.
Gifu Park is one of the major tourist attractions of the city because it contains many of the museums and is near many other sightseeing spots.
The tour includes sightseeing.
Sightseeing A superb spot to get the lay of the land is atop the Portland Observatory, 138 Congress Street, (207) 774-5561, on Munjoy Hill, one of the downtown residential neighborhoods.
