Top five Monday
Mar
24
By Marion
Scandinavian cuisine isn’t the most renowned in the world, nor the best. But when you spend several months in Denmark you get used to it and, even if you are missing a good pasta all’arrabbiata, you tend to believe that discount supermarket chicken and tuna salads are the… read full article
Mar
17
By Susan
Burgundy, France, is historically highly regarded for its wines, excellent Pinot Noir red wines and Chardonnay white wines. The region, called Bourgogne in French, offers great food and wine and has a rich heritage for you to discover: Gallic remains, Romanesque towers and countless breathtaking châteaux, or manor houses.
Enjoy your stay in… read full article
Mar
17
By Anjeeta Nayar
New Yorkers like most Americans enjoy their cup of coffee or cup of ‘Joe’ as they call it. Branches of American coffee chains Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts are ubiquitous at almost every street corner. However when visiting New York you might want to eschew these run of… read full article
Mar
10
By Susan
1. St James Cathedral in Sibenik

Sibenik, or rather Šibenik, is the beautiful old town looking out over the Adriatic Sea, at the mouth of the river Krka in the south west of Croatia. The town’s most famous asset is… read full article
Mar
10
By Tom Laporte
Five Points, Little Five Points and Five Points Trickum do more than divide Atlanta — the public transportation hub, the unconventional retail axis and the harrowing suburban intersection define Atlanta. The diverse southern city also has a rapidly growing reputation as a runner’s town… read full article
Mar
03
By Katie Greenaway
Planning a holiday in Tuscany and want to visit Florence off the beaten tracks? Here is a selection of 5 wonderful sights away from the tourist areas.
1. Bobolino Garden
Bobolino is located just past Porta… read full article
Mar
03
By Marion
Visiting Spain in March? Be sure not to miss Las Fallas of Valencia.
Paella contests, beauty pageants, religious processions, open-air nightclubs, lively traditional music, spectacular fireworks displays, firecrackers, huge bonfires, gunpowder smell, fine flower scents, colored… read full article
Feb
25
By Karina Stenquist
Warning! Not for the calorie restricted:
Madrid, Spain, is a city of restaurants, every other building is a bar/restaurant, every time you order a beer they give you something to snack on. There are a billion places to stuff yourself like a glutton… read full article
Feb
25
By Paul Crompton
The most dire (but often funniest) feature of economy class is not the “so narrow I can barely open my newspaper without it dangling in the guy-next-to-me’s coffee” or the sheer crowdedness, it’s always the colorful cast which happens to have booked the flight with you. Here’s an eclectic… read full article
Feb
18
By Robin Bartram
Most people go to Brighton, UK, for a day-trip or a weekend getaway, so have a short amount of time to cram a lot in.
Here are my top 5 attractions not to miss out when visiting Brighton:
1. Go for
Feb
18
By Mascha
Traveling isn’t always fun, but these strange travel accessories will make your life easier on the road and give your next trip a little style. Here is a list of some funny or useful travel items that you can’t miss!
1. Portable washing machine
Have you ever… read full article
Feb
11
By Andrea Bearce

Known for its lovely beaches and spectacular scenic beauty, Nice is one of the most popular holiday destinations in France.
Offering a variety of tourist attractions including the Old Town (Vieux Nice), the famous Promenade des Anglais, Place Massena square… read full article
Feb
11
By Susan
The yearly list of sexy hotels – compiled by sexiesthotels.com based on sexy design, location, amenities, toiletries and other sexy factors – includes a number of hot and smoking venere.com hotels in Italy, Turkey, Holland, Germany and Greece. These hotels are ideal for lovers of design interiors… read full article
Feb
04
By Amy Bender
Perusing the shelves of your local bookstore, you’re bound to find hundreds of books full of information on the best travel destinations and tips for everything travel related. The problem is that many of them were not written with the unique challenges of traveling with children in mind. There… read full article
Feb
04
By Marion
Are you a self-confessed chocoholic eager to indulge in your passion during your next vacation? Venere.com knows what is good for you! Here is a list of five hotel accommodation for true chocolate fans. Enjoy!

Located in Perugia, Umbria, home of the annual Eurochocolate and Choco Tango festivals, the Etruscan Chocohotel is the ideal place to stay for unrepentant chocolate lovers.… read full article