Amsterdam is perhaps one of the few cities in the world where the people, the streets and the atmosphere are an attraction in themselves. Amsterdam has its own charm that casts a spell when you see the 1200 odd bridges lighted up over 150 odd canals. The glory of Amsterdam charms you further when it emerges form the mist in the mornings. It is a city where marijuana and hashish are sold legally, and the worldly known Red Light District … Continue reading →
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 of popularity, which has not happened in any other country. (from Turkey) empire in the direction of Central Europe (incidentally, the Turks were never … Continue reading →
The Kurfürstendamm (also known as the Ku´Damm) is a main road with a total length of 3,5km. It is located at Berlin’s Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district. It is very popular with tourists since there are lots of shopping opportunities here. The Kurfürstendamm was created in 1542 when as a bridle path for the “Kurfürsten”. Earlier it was placed between the Berlin castle and the “Jagdschloss” Grunewald. But Bismarck wished to alter the street to a boulevard, having the Champs-Elysées in Paris in … Continue reading →
Berlin promises shopping fun for everyone. Anyone who has visited the capital of Germany can confirm this. Berlin is a multifaceted metropolis – it isn’t just about culture and clubbing. There are many trendy and hip shops, from big malls to small boutiques … Berlin will capture the heart of every passionate shopping addict … In addition, Berlin is the first state where shops can close when they want. Many shopping centres have taken advantage of this luxury and now … Continue reading →
About Austria Located in central Europe, Austria celebrates the world’s best music festivals like the Salzburg Festival, Haydn Festival in Vienna, and the International Chamber Music Festival. Vienna is the capital of Austria as well as the musical capital of Europe. Music and art are in full flare here after centuries of hardship and innovation. That explains Vienna being the birthplace of Mozart. Horse dances are also part of these festivals. Since it snows in winter, the snow covered Alps … Continue reading →
One of Copenhagen’s most famous tourist attractions, the Tivoli Gardens opened in 1843. This highly popular entertainment park combines all the fun of fairground rides with fountains and fireworks, concerts and ballets, top-quality restaurants and fast-food outlets. Based on the 18th-century ornamental gardens popular in Europe at the time, Tivoli features Chinese-style pagodas and Moorish pavilions, as well as the Hanging Gardens and the Bubble Fountain. Among the many fairground rides are a traditional roller coaster, a ferris wheel, and … Continue reading →
The summers in Ireland are warm and the winters are moderate with some snow. May and June are the sunniest months. Weather changes quite frequently from cloudy to sunny and vice versa. If planning the visit during the summer, lightweight woolen or cotton clothes are recommended and jacket for spring and autumn. Always carry raincoat for that untimely showers. Located in Cork Harbour, which is only a few minutes drive from Cork City, Fota Island is a world renowned golf … Continue reading →
For many people, Amsterdam conjures up images of smoky cafes and great nights out, but the Dutch capital also has a clean-living side to it. From cycling to eating organic food, there are plenty of ways to detox. Here’s a taster of some of the feel-good opportunities awaiting you when you step off your flight to Amsterdam: On your bike Cycling is a fantastic way to get fit – as Amsterdammers know. So why not jump on a bike and … Continue reading →
When traveling to Spain, be prepared to indulge in a variety of culture and traditions. With its many regions, each with its different government and ways of doing things, travelers to Spain will sure be treated to a plethora of rich sights, sounds and experiences. Within Barcelona, one the world’s famous tourist destinations, travelers to Spain will find the openwork spires of the El Templo Expiatorio de la Sagrada Familia or the Church of the Holy Family. The neo-Gothic architectural … Continue reading →
At first it may seem like a strange idea to visit Disneyland Paris when you’re on an overseas vacation and experiencing things you could never find back home! However, what better way to placate the kids in between stops at the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe? Besides, there are some features that can only be found in Europe – like the enormous Val d’Europe shopping center, the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea walk-through or the Indiana … Continue reading →
