So, you want to take a weekend break to Barcelona? Be smart, book your Barcelona apartment or hotels Barcelona as early as possible. Also, book flights as far in advance as possible, because no matter what people tell you, the more seats that are taken on a flight, the more expensive the price gets…
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Victor Hugo was a very talented man. Not only a writer and poet, he was also a dramatist, politician, academic and a proven intellectual. He contributed, like Baudelaire, to the renovation of poetry and literature.
In Paris, the two houses that he occupied have been kept intact as a tribute to his memory. The first, that [...]
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Located west by Slovenia, north by Hungary, east by Serbia, and south by Bosnia lies the Central European and Mediterranean country of Croatia.
Italy, in the Adriatic Sea, is in the long oceanic fringes of Croatia. These borders cover 2028KM long.
Croatia has an unusual shape. (like a croissant pastry) The ottoman has had five centuries [...]
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In the 1970’s Federico Fellini, Giulietta Masina and Marcello Mastroianni all had their summer breaks in Fregene- or the Saint-Tropez of Latium. Originally a simple fishing village, it has now become, thanks to them, THE resort for Italian intellectuals and the ‘people’ of the age. Nowadays, Fellini and Mastroianni are no longer present, the glamour [...]
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Rome, otherwise known as the eternal city, is one of the richest centres in terms of cultural legacy, along with Paris. Almost everywhere in city we can see monuments which have been in the same place for several hundreds of years. In amongst all these monuments, Churches stand out as the most widely renowned, such [...]
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If you would like to experience something very different, you should come to Rome very soon. Just rent your apartment (Hotels Rom) and go discover the city.
Rome is famous for its sights such as the Coliseum, however this is not the only reason to visit the ‘Eternal city’. During the next few months there are [...]
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Located between Palatine Hill and Capitoline Hill, it is interesting to know that the majority of visitors are more taken by this attraction site compared to any other in Rome. It is also important to mention that the oldest and most important structures of the ancient city of Rome are located within the forum. Important [...]
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Here’s a before and after guide of how to plan your night in Rome, starting with a restaurant and moving on to some funky night clubs.
Before
Situated in Via Orlando, right in the heart of the popular Garbatella district, the Ristoro delgi Angeli restaurant was opened in 1910 to welcome the sailors that were stopping [...]
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There is so much to do and see in Rome that it’s best to have a shortlist of things you are really interested in doing before you go. Be sure to book your apartment in Rome or Rome hotel early on to get the best deals. I have a quick suggestion list of some 2 [...]
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San Lorenzo, with the largest university in Europe on its doorstep is home to the funkiest, trendiest and without a doubt most original crowd in Rome. Any arty bohemian type will absolutely LOVE this area. The shops are the most original in Rome and will provide you with hand made, well….anything. The shops are all [...]
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A real and true symbol of the christian world, la Basilica di San Pietro in Rome represents a must-see for anyone decided upon visiting the city. It is, in fact, the largest church in the world and enshrines within itself a very significant symbolic value.
The church was founded by Constantine in the far distant 324 [...]
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If parents are interested in culture almost every holiday becomes a bore for kids. They start grouching and the relaxing holiday is over immediately. But not in Rome! The Italian capital offers numerous possibilities for kids and this way they get to learn a lot about the history and culture of Rome; and all without [...]
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First conceived in 1908, The Bioparco Zoological Garden was built with the sole intention of entertainment, as supposed to reasons of animal experimentation as was more common back in those days. The Bioparco´s initial success couldn’t be maintained and as a result, attempts were then made to stock the zoo with especially rare and exotic [...]
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Many people love the freedom that Peak District Self Catering Holidays can bring. Because of this, the variety of choices for people, who wish to make the most of the liberation that a self catering holiday provides, is quite astounding.
England’s first ever National Park, and, situated as it is in the centre of [...]
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Rome is a beautiful place; cultural, vibrant and romantic and with such a line up of cultural events in these coming months, there has never been a better time to visit the city. With so many attractions however, it may prove difficult to decide on exactly which ones you want to attend. This is why [...]
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