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New York plays host to the grandest of Christmas celebration that there is anywhere in the world.
Just walking around the streets of New York during Christmas feels… read full article
Christmas in London often conjures up an image of dull drab skies and freezing temperatures but this vibrant city actually comes to life over the festive season when its major streets are illuminated with spectacular displays of Christmas lights and decorations.
Visiting London this winter? Some of the top things to do in London in winter include Christmas fairs and ice-skating in Hyde Park.
The annual Winter Wonderland… read full article
This world famous event is being held this year in Vancouver, Canada, from February 12th to the 28th, 2010, leaving you plenty of time to plan and budget in advance.
Probably the first… read full article
Vancouver is an amazing place all year round, Winter Olympics or not.
Even those who hate sport so much that even talk of the Winter Olympics sends a dull glaze over their eyes will find plenty to enjoy about… read full article
Hot drinks are something that are so much a part of our everyday lives, but we seldom wonder or even appreciate what the rest of the world drink to get them going/help them sleep (They can’t all drink Nescafe, you must think).
Now we’re still in the… read full article
From the snow-capped majesty of Sierra Nevada’s mountains to the cool pristine waters of the Mediterranean, via the desert sands of Tabernas, Andalusia offers the traveller an extraordinary diversity of spectacular landscapes. And if you’re pressed for time here’s how you can experience all the best that nature… read full article
The largest city of the Helvetian Confederation by area and population is the city of Zurich.
Zurich is considered to be one of the cleanest and most efficient cities in the world. Surprisingly, it has only been within the last 10 to 12 years that the… read full article
Picture this.
A man clad in layers of thick jacket, shoveling snow in a thick blizzard.
On the other frame is a man wearing shorts, sipping a cold beer, lying on a hammock under the shade of a palm tree, looking at a view of clear waters… read full article
Located in the Arlberg Pass area of the Tyrolean Alps is St. Anton am Arlberg, home to an area that is known worldwide for its renowned skiing and winter sports.
Where the nightlife is concerned, there are pubs and discos to avail you of unending entertainment… read full article
Well for a start you have some of the oldest people. Andorra boasts the second highest life-expectancy in the world. Now this might be down to the fact that there’s only about 71,000 people living in the country, but if you asked them that then they’d probably say… read full article
Despite the fact that Germany is not overly renowned for skiing holidays and vacations, having lost tourists to the over-developed Tyrolian resort areas in Austria, it still receives its fair share of those visitors who don’t feel like overpaying for an Austrian adventure.
Germany boasts a variety… read full article
As the economic downturn spreads gloom over bank accounts in Europe, take heart in these tips that can make ski breaks less expensive.
1. Romania is cheapestRomania has some of the cheapest ski breaks, with a package trip in Poiana Brasov going from £200… read full article
Ice skating on an outdoor rink in winter… how romantic! Ice skating on a ice rink in Paris… perfect!
The Parisians really take their winter ice skating seriously and have great rinks dotted throughout Paris. The figurehead being the 1300m rink at the front of Hotel… read full article
So when I say Scandinavia, I’m assuming you don’t think sunshine and palm trees. No, I’d rather expect you to assume something about three hours of daylight and rather bitter cold. Well, it’s pretty true.
Daylight is scarce and seasonal affective disorder (or SAD) is in abundance. Coming… read full article
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