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Beaches in Slovakia and other Attractions

16. January 2012

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Beaches in Slovakia and other Attractions
Come to the beaches in Slovakia and enjoy the pristine surroundings of this lovely region of travel thrills and pleasures. Experience a beach experience that you would always cherish. The simple surroundings, the lovely sights and the water sports activities render the tourists completely filled with great travel pleasures. With the best scenic views and ideal surroundings, the beaches in Slovakia certainly are a great travel attraction. While here in the beaches there are other places to go around which would catch your fascination. See the bronze statues here which are situated in different areas of the Old Town in Slovakia. These three bronze statutes are beautiful to look at and give great tourist pleasures. The first statue is of the French soldier and is found in the main square of  [...]

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Genoa, Italy – Sights

2. August 2011

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Genoa, Italy – Sights
Genoa is one of Italy’s major cities. It is home to a population of more than six hundred thousand and is quite a bustling modern city. The city is a major port on the Ligurian Coast in the north of Italy, on the Italian Riviera. Genoa has an illustrious history as among the finest cities in all of Europe during the medieval era. The city thus has a wealth of architecture. The Via Garibaldi, old town street here, was declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. The street has numerous landmarks, and this includes the well known Musei di Strada Nuova, the Palazzo del Pricipe, as well as the world famous art college here. Genoa’s old town dates back to the middle of the sixteenth century. The area is home to some marvels of architecture. This includes some splendid palaces owned by prominent  [...]

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Malta – Scuba Diving

28. June 2011

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Malta – Scuba Diving
As a travel writer, I am often at the receiving end of a whole lot of questions about specific travel destinations and their attributes. One destination I get asked about quite a bit is Malta, and the scuba diving possibilities in the country. Most people come up to me as if they just uncovered some hidden gem that nobody knows about, and asks about the diving there. I discovered that most people think Malta is an unknown destination with no tourists, and a tropical haven with coral reefs and much more! Well, to state the facts, diving in Malta is not tropical diving at all, and there are no coral reefs here. The summer temperatures are bearable to swim in, but the winter temperatures of twelve degrees make it impossible for any coral to grow at all. Diving is done mostly in dry suits most  [...]

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Ajia Luxury Resort, Istanbul

7. June 2011

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Ajia Luxury Resort, Istanbul
Ajia Luxury resort is situated in Istanbul. It is an exclusive establishment with a boutique ambience. There are a total of only fifteen rooms and suites. The hotel is designed in Ottoman style. The view of the Strait of Bosphorus is amazing. The rooms have a superb décor, with a range of attractions. The beachfront hotel is close to several attractions in Istanbul, such as the Fatih Sultan Bridge, Rumeli Hisari as well as the Sakip Sabanci Museum. The Istanbul Stock Exchange and the Boganzici University are close to the hotel. Accommodation . . . Every room has a range of amenities, facilities, all of which are tailor designed for the customers. The amenities and the latest technologies on offer here are what make for a brilliant experience. The 1800 atmosphere is one of the selling points  [...]

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Jerez de la Frontera

31. May 2011

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Jerez de la Frontera
Jerez de la Frontera is a small city that has a number of similarities with Seville. It is located just a hundred odd kilo meters to the north of the city in Andalusia. The city is one of the major cities in Andalusia and has a number of unique charms that make it stand out. It is a stronghold of culture and is known for the flamenco, the sherry and the horses here. The city has a total of nine sherry bodegas that are open for visitors. Jerez de la Frontera is also home to the Royal Andalusia Equestrian Art School that is known all over the world for its horses and shows. The two gypsy districts of Buleria and San Miguel are also worthy of note. These continue the traditions of Lola Flores, the legendary flamenco dancer that had his hometown here. The Alcazar in the city is an impressive monument.  [...]

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Ankara, Turkey – A Historic City

24. May 2011

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Ankara, Turkey – A Historic City
Ankara is the capital of Turkey. It is perhaps a bit under the shadow of Istanbul in terms of traveler popularity, but there is no dearth of sights and attractions. The sheer number of attractions in the city makes for an exceedingly rewarding destination.The ancient architecture and cultures here that stand in testimony to the historical significance of the city are one of the best sights here. The city has a history that dates back almost five thousand years.The citadel is an excellent part to start your explorations of the city. There are a huge number of things to see here. This is the oldest portion of the city and dates back to the time of the Romans. The age old architecture of the city is the most notable sight here, as is the traditional Turkish housing. There are a huge number of  [...]

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