
To the southeast of the city Thessalonki there is Halkidiki, the birthplace of the famous Aristotle. Its capital is Poligyros, which is located in the center and 69 kilometers from Thessaloniki.
Its special form reminds tourists of three fingers pointing to the Aegean Sea or trident of Poseidon.
The three peninsulas are named Cassandra, Sithonia and Mount Athos.Peninsula Halkidiki is a paradise, being endowed with charming coves and sandy, rocky headlands, with golden sand beaches and crystal clear waters, pine forests, olive groves and splendid complete picture of Halikidiki vacancies. Of the “three fingers” of the peninsula, just at the middle and western (Sithonia and Cassandra) welcomes tourism, with an incredible natural beauty and tourist facilities developed. Cassandra is the ideal place to spend the whole night, and for fun on beaches restless, Sithonia is the place for those who love nature, quietness and deserted beaches.
With over 300 beaches and coves wade the calm waters of the Aegean Sea, with breathtaking scenery and a variety of interesting places to visit, Halkidiki is a paradise for those who want to spend their vacation here. Cassandra, the western peninsula of the three, is famous for beautiful beaches, often surrounded by pine forests. Near the village is a cave complex whose corridors extend over 1900 meters and contains beautiful examples of stalactites and stalagmites.
Halkidiki has interesting villages of rare beauty and beaches are among the most beautiful in all Greece, which are famous for their crystal clear waters and white sand.
Halkidiki holidays are ideal for everyone.
Posted on August 26th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »
Piazza Navona is a true splendor. It is one of the most famous and most beautiful squares of Rome. Great, full of
terraces and artists who paint outdoors, Piazza Navona has no less than three wells. The highest is the Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi. Each of the four statues that decorate this moment is a river on many different continents: the Nile, Ganges, Danube and Amazon. The other two wells are in the northern market Fontana di Nettuno and Fontana del Moro in the South.
Here, during winter, it is organized one of the greatest Christmas fairs in Europe.
This is definitely one of the most beautiful and popular Baroque sites worldwide. Its aspect results from the
ruins of Domitian Stadium. Once, here were held the races.
Today market is full of vendors and street performers and cafes where you can enjoy a cappuccino. It is very fun at night, when artists gather to draw portraits and caricatures.
This market is a marvel of light and sculpture. In the center of the market there is the most spectacular fountain which was also built by Bernini, La Fontana dei Fiumi, in 1651.
Piazza Navona is a lively place with outdoor cafes. At Christmas time, the market is full of stalls sit and making miniature Christmas atmosphere to be a true delight.
Also for more details you can visit this site Sale Riunioni
Posted on July 21st, 2010 by admin | 3 Comments »
The Olympiapark is located in Munich, Germany, and it is an Olympic
Park whose construction has begun for the 1972 Summer Olympics games. This park still serving as a venue for cultural and religious events.
It is a place located in the north of Munich and it also contains the Olympic stadium, the Olympic tower and many wonderful gardens and lakes.
The Olympiapark will be a World Cup fan park while hosting the Football World Cup every year.
This park is a great area to be visited by tourists while doing some outdoor activities and many easy sports, also with your friends. So go for a walk along these many paths of the park and take benefit of it as long as you can. You may never know when it will be the last time you visit this place. Catch the sounds and be ready for a great concert or game and go buy your ticket.
This is the remarkable modern landscape today, which in past was dull and flat, being surrounded with many ugly buildings. Now, it was transformed into something more acceptable. The roof flows with the land and the landform sweeps into the water. The tented structures were designed by the architect called Günter Grizmek. Along its history, many successful projects were released throughout this area, making the park the only one which has a landscape quality alike the ancient Olympia.
Also from this place Versammlungsräu you can get more informations.
Posted on July 20th, 2010 by admin | 2 Comments »
France is known for its romantic spots and beautiful sights. Paris, its capital, is called the romance capital of the world and for good reason. If you go the
France, expect to fall in love with the place – a sentiment shared by many of its English visitors.
If you want to go on a self catering holiday with your family. Then the family holiday would be best spend in camping. Camping in France allows visitors to experience life in the rural villages.
There are campsites that are located near the major cities of France, if you prefer frequenting the city. However, for nature lovers, there are campsites located in the outskirts close to nature and its wondrous sceneries, making it perfect to do some exploring. All campsites in France provide amenities for the campers’ comforts and enjoyment.
The many wonderful sights in France from its conventional chateau to pristine beaches, rolling vineyards, rustic villages, well-kept holiday parks and imposing cathedrals are all part of its bewitching magic. France is also known for its tempting delicacies. One has to taste France’s various delectable cheeses, crepes, wine and champagne.
Camping in France allows you and your family to move about for as long as you want. With France’s eye-catching lakes, beaches, waterfalls, mountains and forests, it would not be hard to find an adventure you want. Want to go rock-climbing or surfing? Then France has a place for you.
If you are not that adventurous and just want some place to stretch your legs then you can go hiking. The most famous places to go hiking are the regions of Jura and Cevennes. This is because those places have the most beautiful natural sights. If going to the beach is your thing, the region of Brittany has the most beautiful beaches in the country. The campsites will provide the perfect starting place for all your unforgettable adventures.
Camping in France offers you diversity, freedom and flexibility. The good news is it comes without a hefty price tag. Camping is very affordable which usually starts at 30 Euros per day. You can have the best days in your life without needing to spend much, which is the beauty of camping in France.
Posted on June 18th, 2010 by admin | 1 Comment »
If you decide to spend this year’s holiday not in a luxury hotel but on an adventurous camp site, there are lots of interesting places waiting to be explored. Especially France has a lot to offer in regard to outdoor holiday. A lot of different provinces of France, some of them directly at the seaside, some of them located in the heart of the country itself leave a great choice. To help you find the perfect destination for your holiday, this article gives a short summary of places to set up camp, all over the beautiful country of France.
The Bretagne (or Brittany), one of the most famous parts of France considering holiday destinations, offers a stunningly beautiful coastline, especially in the region of Finistére. While part of Finistére, the Cotes-d’Armor and Ille-et-Vilaine are bordering the English Channel, the southern part of Finistére as well as Morbihan and the two islands Ile-de-Groix and Belle-Ile are situated along the Atlantic Ocean. In north France, not too far from Calais, the province of Normandy offers a long stretch of coastline along the English Channel. Probably the most famous part of Normandy is the island of Mont-Saint-Michel with its enormous Benedictine monastery which is named a UNESCO world heritage site. Situated more at the heart of the country, Burgundy is a province with lots of cultural and historical background. Cultural highlights in Burgundy include a wide variety of very old monasteries and churches, as well as impressive castles.
But not only beach holidays and sightseeing can be the destination of a camping trip. A variety of camp sites can be found located near to the city of Paris, so by setting up camp on one of these sites, one can enjoy the magnificent capital of France while keeping the accommodation costs considerably low. Not only the Eiffel tower, Notre Dame, the Louvre or Montmartre are worth seeing while in the French capital, but in close proximity to Paris and always worth a visit, the famous castle of Versailles can be another highlight on a camping trip to France.
Posted on June 17th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »
A tourist region par excellence, with a lot of sights that await you beyond the gates of all hotels in the all inclusive system. Tens of thousands of tourists choose each summer, for many years, holidays with no worries and rain in Antalya, Turkey.
A day in the city of Antalya runs smoothly with the sun disappearing into the sea and the history that comes alive as you descend from the new to the old port in the Mediterranean. Among the traditional houses carefully restored by new owners, shops and craft bazaar with goods that undulate in waves, the heart of the city hides even the heart of fun in the region which is supposed to be the coolest club outside the hotels where you can white your nights during holidays, the well known Ally Club .
Belek, situated in the Antalya region, has the most luxurious, but the most expensive too, five star resorts in the Antalya valley and the Side-Alanya area has low prices and is full of historical monuments, a paradise for fans. You make your choice as you like it, after your budget or passions.
Beyond Belek, toward Alanya, which is also located 140 km away from Antalya, is a few miles of coast and it lies one of the best preserved ancient buildings in the world, the amphitheatre in Aspendos, built by Marc Aurelius. Travel agencies offer daily trips here, and the money you will pay are going to be certainly well spent. Millennium Theater had also periods in which it abandoned the cultural mission. Seljuk from Turkey turned it into a caravanserai because it was an important trade route. Then, a sultan made palace for himself in a strange ancient construction. Meanwhile it was returned to its original form, of a theater. Performances are held at dusk, especially music. From Aspendos you can get to Side in a few minutes, also called the old Antalya, an abandoned city, with remnants of Greek, Roman and Byzantine, who once was one of the most prosperous ports in the region. On Side, the Temple of Apollo is still raising its trunks to the sky, and the trade history with slaves comes alive in guides stories.
Posted on June 16th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »
Amsterdam, the capital of Netherlands, has some spectacular places to visit.
As you visit the whole city, you will notice the Begijnhof which is a narrow passageway leading to a wonderful quiet garden. It is surrounded by a few old houses, exactly in the heart of the Amsterdam city. The oldest one is to the no. 34. Old ladies have replaced the celibate Béguine nuns. The entrance on Spui is just a few minutes from the commercial street Kalverstraat. If you don’t find it since the first time, it is indicated by a carved sign. What’s good is that there is no fee for entrance.
Good to be mentioned and also visited is the Oude Kerk church, which is an old protestant one. There are little houses to every side. Itwas built in a Gothic-renaissance style. The bell tower was supposed to be used by sailors when they wanted to get their bearings.
After visiting all these, you might need a break. Go to the Amsterdam Brown Café and feel free to enjoy a simple meal, a coffee, juice or beer in one of the oldest caffes in the city. Even if too crowded, this place offers a unique atmosphere and fortunately low prices.
Amsterdam Hotels are from plenty. For example The Piet Hein Hotel is situated near a green oasis of the Vondelpark. Here you have a lounge bar at the outside terrace and also in the loveliest garden you’ve ever seen. There are smoking rooms as well as non smoking, so that you have absolutely nothing to worry about.
Another choice is the NH Krasnapolsky Hotel which combines the rich history with the luxury today. In this way, no tourists will need to complain whether they want something simple or sofisticated. Also the facilities are approximately the same: a conference centre, amazing restaurants and wonderful rooms.
Also the Estheréa hotel is a great combination between a central location, personal service and priceless decorations. Those who host the hotel are ready to give you a great welcome.
Posted on April 23rd, 2010 by admin | No Comments »
Barcelona is situated in Spain, and it is also close to the Mediterranean Sea. This place is considered a magnet to all tourists addicted to art-loving beach bums. It is a city where everybody’s in move, permanently reinventing things.
What’s interesting to this place is the mixture of monuments built in a Gothic style and contemporary skyscrapers which are accompanied by several museums which hosts Romanesque frescoes from Joan Miro to Pablo Picasso.
The bost of Barcelona hotels is Europark Barcelona Hotel which is situated in the heart of the Barcelona city and surprizingly surrounded by the most important and symbolistic attractions of Barcelona such as Gran Via Avenida Diagonal, The Paseo de Gracia and Plaza Catalunya. This hotel has a lot of options of public transport so that you can start exploring the city.
The Europark Barcelona 4 stars Hotel today has more than 100 rooms with unbeatable sights of the city. The marvelous bar and room for breakfast are located on the spacious mezzanine.
Princess Hotel is another place where you can accommodate. This building contributes to the wonderful structural design of Barcelona. The modern design of the hotel is being reflected with the newest services. It has 2 swimming pools which is one of their facilities. From the 3rd swimming pool tourists can enjoy the view of the Mediterranean Sea. If you want more, go visit the Spa which offers you where plenty of pleasure from their sauna and massage service.
Posted on April 15th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »
A city for bohemians, lovers and fans of the big fashion houses alike is the city of Paris. Also called the “City Of Lights”, as a tribute brought to the intellectual genius, but also because of inequal architectural beauty, Paris surprises, but in no way disappoints. Elegant houses built in the 17-18th century or skyscraper and apartments with neighborhoods, narrow streets and wide boulevards, shops and luxury hotels, glamorous nightclubs, restaurants and museums, all contribute to the increasing of the number of visitors each year.
Holiday dream, paris, eiffel tower, lights, landscape, architecture are words that describes perfectly this city. If you are in Paris for the first time, choose the most visited attractions at the beginning. And the rest, leave it for a future trip. It is thought for many visitors that the most visited tourist attraction and one of the most popular forms of world is the Eiffel Tower, a steel building erected in the Champs de Mars near the Seine. Inside of the tower tourists can climb stairs or take the elevator to the floor 1 and 2, but from the floor 2 to 3 you have to use the elevator. Access tower can cost up to 11 EUR per person. Best time of day to climb the tower is in the evening, when the tower is lit up. When you look from above you will have a view of 360 degrees. The show is impressive.
The famous Arc de Triomphe was built in the Charles de Gaulle market, in honor of French fighters and heroes and it’s shelter for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Designed by the architect Jean Chalgrin in 1806 after Napoleon’s victory at Austerlitz, the monument has a height of 51 meters and a width of 45 meters being the second largest in the world after a bit bigger one in Korea. The entrance fee is 8 euros per person.
Taking a guide will allow you to find an accomodation at the best, as well as the cheapest Paris hotels, and will also reveal you all the mysteries and will light up the hidden corners where someday Quasimodo was haunting. the world’s most famous hunched. In Paris, if you want to find an accommodation, then you can choose from 400 hotels which start from simple hotels to luxury ones. If you want yo see more, then book online a hotel room and you will have no fee included.
Posted on April 5th, 2010 by admin | No Comments »
London, the capital of England and the United Kingdom of Great Britain, may be considered as the essence of the civilization and evolution, the victory of intelligence over several things and of thinking over the feelings.
Here you can find some hotels to spend your nights; three stars hotels: Mentone Hotel, The Pavilion Hotel, four stars Abba Queens Gate Hotel, five stars Haymarket Hotel.
Besides these luxurious London Hotels existing there, the Mayfair London also provides apartments for young residents who are coming here to study or work, or just to make friends, then deciding whether or not to make their long-term housing arrangement. And if you’re a tourist who just wants nothing pretentious, you should knnow that there is the London house of brokers who assist clients around the world to sell or to buy real estate, whether they are luxury homes or properties that a large number of customers can afford to buy.
After you’re being installed, you can start visiting the main attractions of the city.
For example, since the Saxon times, the Port of London has dominated Thames from the Tower Bridge to Tilbury, and today its bustle is graviting outside the Greater London, which is a metropolitan area, and down on the river to Tilbury. The City of London is definitely a place to put things in motion: known as the “square mile”, it is the financial and commercial heart of Britain. Many industries that have developed here, and the very large number of recording studios, broadcasting, television or video, advertisers or national news agency are proof more than clear that things start here and then continue in Greater London.
Metropolitan Area, also known as the Greater London is the place to start the London’s tour, because you might need to meet London’s first modern girl to be able to understand the evolution over the years. Make sure you add West End to the list of London vacation’s organization. Here you will know Mayfair, the most modern, elegant and privileged district of London where he runs the largest volume of sales and purchases in the UK, and is also a truly remarkable place to live, work or visit . Mayfair W1 covers the streets of Oxford, Regent, Piccadilly and Park Lane in the heart of London. Surely, it is a real mosaic of people from all places of the world gathered to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of parks.
London Bridge was built over the River Thames in central London, but originally built by the Romans in 80 AD. At the end of XIIth century it was replaced with a stone bridge. John Rennie has built a new bridge which lasted until 1968, when it was bought by an American oil company, disassemble and rebuilt in Arizona in 1971 as a tourist attraction.
Posted on April 1st, 2010 by admin | No Comments »