Paris is known as The City of Lights and it absolutely deserves this name. But Paris is much more than just the City of Lights. Paris is one of the best travel destinations in the world as it offers everything a traveler could possibly hope for.
Unlike most major cities traveling in and out of Paris by plane is relatively simple due to the accessibility of Charles de Gaulle International Airport
About halfway between Nice and Marseille on France’s Mediterranean coast, St. Tropez is located on a fat peninsula that was traditionally secluded because its access was cut off by mountains. The village itself is quite small; in fact, it’s almost the same size as the enormous parking lot built on the western edge of town to accommodate high-season visitors.
Zurich (better: Zürich), located 409 meters above sea level at the northern end of the Lake of Zürich on the Swiss central plateau, is charming and multifaceted. Its well-preserved Old Town lies on both banks of the River Limmat, which flows out of the lake in a northerly direction. With a population of 370,000, Zürich is the largest city in Switzerland.
Trnava is a town in western Slovakia with a population of over 70,000. Trnava has rich history as a medieval city. It used to be seat of university as early as in 17th century. It has also been seat of archbishop and the catholic church has influenced city during its history. There are many churches in city, well preserved baroque city center, it has been nicknamed “little Rome”.
Prague is a city of unique and awesome beauty. It is strange to speak about Prague only for a single monument, because IT IS PURE ARCHITECTURE!
The city is divided in two parts by Vltava River (Moldau in German). The two districts of the historic centre, Stare Mesto/Nove Mesto and Mala Strana (in which there is the castle), live an independent life, but their connection is Charles Bridge. The perfect moment to visit it, is the sunset.
Berlin is the capital city of Germany and one of the 16 constituent states (Länder) of the Federal Republic of Germany. Berlin is the largest city in Germany and has a population of approximately 4.2 million within its metropolitan area (3.4 million people within the city limits).
Whether at the mountains or the beachside, in the country or abroad, a vacation is best when it can be enjoyed without problems. But most often than not, problems do appear, even if you try our best to avoid them. Now, there isn’t a specific sort of problem we should be careful about as problems tend to come in all kind of shapes and degrees. Read more
Is Copenhagen the world’s most likable city? It could well be. Granted, there are no dramatic high-rise skylines and few buzzy, bustling streets. But there’s plenty of easygoing charm: Bicycles sail past, little cobbled lanes are packed with quirky stores and cafés, and the waterfront and abundant parks offer ample opportunities to stroll or watch the world go by.
Oslo is the capital of Norway with approximately 500.000 inhabitans, or a little over 10% of the country`s total population. About one third of the total population of the country lives around the Oslo Fjord area.
Helsinki is often regarded as the economical capital of Scandinavia, with important wordwide businesses, such as Nokia and Laponia Jewellery, having based their headquarters here.