Jul
18
By Grace A.
Madrid has the double distinction of being not only the capital, but also the largest city in Spain.

It is located on the river Manzanares, which winds its way through the center of the country. If you are considering…
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Jul
12
By Grace A.
A part of the glorious Mediterranean region,
Ibiza is a part of the Balearic Islands, which also includes
Mallorca (Majorca),
Menorca and an ever so tiny neighbor -
Formentera

The island lies at almost the exact same…
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Jul
4
By Paul Crompton

Dubai’s extreme temperatures in summer with record humidity and very low wind may be rather off-putting for even the most hardened water sport fanatic, although for the other 7-8 months of the year, it’s quite bearable and can even be a little cold…
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Tags: beach, sport |
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Jul
1
By Will Joce
For some reason, which is unknown to me, the German state of Saxony has been mostly ignored by tourists, except for those to venture to Dresden.

Almost all of those who do visit the state are Germans, international… read full article
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Jul
1
By Marion
Saxony is the place to visit if you want to see some of the most beautiful castles in Germany.

With plenty of fairytale-like castles, Renaissance and Baroque palaces, fascinating monasteries, impressive fortresses and lovely gardens, Saxony is a great travel destination for…
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Tags: Germany, hotels, romance |
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Jun
27
By Will Joce
While the islands of Greece are more orientated towards sun, sea and sand type holidays, the city of
Athens is a treasure trove of archaeological riches that will satisfy both those with a serious fascination and those with a more casual interest.

The
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Jun
25
By Grace A.
Is there more to
San Francisco, California, than warm weather and beautiful people? You bet there is! Read on to discover some enchanting fun facts.

1. A city of many names
San Francisco was originally called Yearba Buena, a Spanish name meaning "good…
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Jun
24
By Grace A.
Las Vegas is called the entertainment capital of the world. It offers a lot by way of casinos, fine dining, live entertainment and a lot of shopping.

So if you are looking for a fun filled few days head to the state of Nevada…
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Jun
19
By Allan Dumayas
The largest island of Greece,
Crete is the ideal getaway if you are looking for a secluded and peaceful place to meet hospitable people, unwind, and experience something new.

Aside from the tragic myth of Icarus’ escape, the ancient…
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Jun
17
By Grace A.
The
Canary Islands is a pearl that took birth in the very heart of the Atlantic Ocean.

Rising from the ocean crust in the Jurassic period these volcanic islands rose to the surface over the next many eras. The seven major islands together…
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Jun
14
By Phil McDonald
1. Get the right words for drinks before you go

It’s easy to slip up when ordered a drink in
Belgrade because they don’t seem to resemble the English version at all. Before you arrive in the capital, note that a Pivo is…
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Jun
10
By Stephanie Geller
With all the fame and glamour of the northern cities the mystique of the south of Italy is often overlooked.

However, if you are one of those travelers looking for real substance outside of the usual tourist hubs, heading south is your best bet…
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Jun
10
By Phil McDonald
2. The Dragon

The famous symbol of Ljubljana is the dragon. The history of the iconic monster dates back to tales of Jason and the Argonauts. It’s said that Jason sailed up the Danube, then the Sava and then the Ljubljanica before finally having make the…
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Jun
9
By Ami K. Goemans
Imagine this scenario. Say you are visiting
Amsterdam or
Rotterdam; it might be for a two week holiday; or it very well could be to enjoy short term visit.

In such instances, most of us will ending up asking that vital question –…
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Jun
5
By Anita Choudhary
In 2006, The Peloponnesian city of
Patras, Greece was selected as Europe’s Cultural Capital, and for good reason.

The wide array of special events, exhibits, festivals, and various ongoing presentations, continue to delight large numbers of travelers annually, all…
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