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Colorado is a feast for the eyes any season of the year and each season offers a host of activities for the adrenaline junkie. Colorado has more 14,000-foot peaks than other state, which provides endless vistas and endless adventure. Whether you like to ski, board, telemark or simply be outside Colorado is your destination. read full article

White sandy beaches, coconut palms, diving, snorkelling, luxurious spa treatments, excellent food – Koh Samui is Thailand’s dream holiday island. read full article

London‘s Angel is full of little secret places, but by far the most interesting part of the area is Camden Passage. A higgledy-piggledy haven of market stalls, independent shops and cute little bars. Things change quickly around here. One minute there’s a guy selling vintage shoes, the next he’s moved on a there’s lots of vintage crockery in his place. But there are a few permanent features that deserve a mention. Here’s a little rundown of my favourite places:

With its cool northern climate Stockholm shows it best side in the summer, when the days are warm and the nights are bright. The city is beautifully located in the Stockholm archipelago, which stretches on into the Baltic sea in a breathtaking landscape. Every day, boats leave from the docks in central Stockholm for a summery cruise through the islands. Whether you want to return to the city or overnight on one of the islands is up to you, there is always another boat the next day.

Winding between the River Danube and the Buda Hills, an unusual geological fault line sends hundreds of thermal springs bubbling to the surface of Hungary’s capital city, Budapest.

Berlin, often referred to as a “poor, but sexy” city is the political and cultural capital of Germany. Although it attracts a steady stream of artists, writers, and intellectuals, there is something for all tastes, interests, and budgets.

Helsinki is guilty of hiding its light under a bushel as its main attractions are little known outside Finland itself.

However, the city is becoming more and more popular with visitors read full article

Forget about beer and bratwurst, Bavaria’s beautiful capital city, Munich, is also home to one of Germany’s most significant cultural destinations: the Kunstareal.

For many people the writings of James Joyce represent the apex of Irish literature and possibly even that of the English language, while for others his works, especially the magnum opus Ulysses, can seem impenetrable at best.

People in the former category are bound to revel in the opportunity to see Dublin through the eyes read full article

In Milan, Parco Sempione, as it is known by the Milanese, is a 116 acre urban park which is situated between the Castello Sforzesco (Sforza Castle) and the Piazza Sempione. It is beautifully landscaped with a number of formal gardens, fountains, and monuments as well as providing visitors with a spectacular view of the Arco della Pace.

For the traveler that focuses on international cuisine, there is nothing better than venturing off to Paris

and experiencing the numerous dining venues that are literally available around every corner. read full article

Many people may be confused when it comes to Lego

and believe that is still just about the small building blocks that can be put together by industrious tykes to produce simple pirate ships and castles. read full article

Unlike some cities, Lisbon has a wealth of public transport options available.

This is useful as Lisbon is built on a series of seven hills and the valleys in between them that can make life difficult read full article

San Isidro is the Patron Saint of Madrid, Spain.

Known for his benevolence towards the poor and animals, he is also the patron saint of farmers. read full article

Torremolinos is just 7 km west of the better known Málaga and now is almost considered a suburb of Málaga.

Formerly a sleepy fishing village, the place still retains traces of this past, read full article