Here crowds gathered occasionally to listen to the voice of the Duke who spoke in the Venice palace balcony. In the 1920s, when, with the radical transformation of the Foro D’Italia, takes place the changing of the market place by building via dei Fori Imperiali and Via del Teatro di Marcello and the demolition of medieval houses in the Renaissance era, which gives a characteristic appearance.

Before these there were two other stages in the transformation of Renaissance market: the construction, in 1882, of the monument dedicated to Victor Emmanuel II, when moving the small Venice palace then the building of a great arteries between Termini and the Basilica of St. Peter and a replica of the Palazzo di Venezia: Palazzo delle Asicurazioni Generali di Venezia.

Monument of Victor Emmanuel II
  What strikes this construction of marble, erected in honor of the king who unified Italy and finished it in 1935, are exaggerated dimensions, which are visible from a big distance.
Giuseppe Sacconi is the one who designed a building inspired by Hellenistic villas from Palestrina and Tivoli. When it was opened by Victor Emmanuel III in 1911, there was missing some bronze statues and bas-reliefs, but not the equestrian statue of the King, made ​​by Enrico Chiaridia. In 1921, it becomes the Altar of Motherland, once with burial of the Unknown Soldier here. After being closed for several decades, new rooms are available again and offer a wonderful panorama of the historic center.

In the Heineken factory tour, visitors can enjoy a number of attractions such as glass staircase, cinema and even a music studio where they record the time they composed. You will also see huge beer barrels in which it was left to ferment.

Tourists can bottle their own Heineken bottles or order a personalized bottle of beer. During the tour visitors are taken through the world of Heineken over four floors and 18 individual attractions.

You can follow the path of bottles when filled with beer to get into the hands of consumers who appreciate it so much. Whether you are beer drinker or not, whether drinking or not appreciate it when you visit Amsterdam, it is worth a visit to live the Heineken experience.

Pets are prohibited in the museum Heineken factory, except for dogs that assist blind people.

The Heineken factory is open from Monday until Sunday between 11.00 AM – 7.00 PM. Last ticket is sold at 17:30 and the price is 15 €. It is closed on January 1, April 30, 25 and 26 December.

The island has been inhabited since the Roman Empire of the West, before the Lombards to reach this area (in the late sixth century). Much time Burano was administrated from Torcello, being dependent on this until the sixteenth century, when the neighboring island population was decimated by an epidemic of malaria.

Subsequently, the economic importance of the island of Burano increased, being recognized as a center of lace. After about three centuries of prosperity, Burano had to know, in turn, the decay, with the Venetian occupation by Napoleon.
In 1923, Burano was named capital of the islands located in the north of the lagoon and was integrated as the administrative area in Venice.

Currently, the island has a population of about 7,000 people, continuing to decrease, due to the birth rates which are low, and many locals leave the island in search of better living conditions. Those who still live on the island are dealing with fishing, lace trade and tourism.

Burano attracts firstly with its houses painted in bright colors: blue, yellow, red, green – every house has a different color, and their sequence creates a strong visual effect.
As sights, on Burano can be visited the Church of San Martino, with its angled bell, and the Lace Museum, where visitors will learn more about this delicate weave.

To reach the island of Burano, you can take ACTV boat line LN, departing from the Fondamente Nove station, or at the other end, San Marco – Pieta (near Piazza San Marco), with stops on the Lido and Punta Sabbioni.

A visit to the Thyssen-Bornemisza equates to an intensive history course of Western art. If the Prado Museum visitors can admire almost exclusively works of Spanish art, at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum collection consists mainly of Flemish art, Italian or German.

History and origins of the museum tell the story of one of the most interesting private collections in the world, the most important of the twentieth century, that of August Thyssen (1842-1926), founder of Thyssen financial empire with roots in metallurgy, endowed with great sensitivity art. Wanting to have an impressive collection of sculpture, it turned to the most famous sculptor of the time, Auguste Rodin. German industrialist collection included a series of seven magnificent marble sculptures of French artist.

One of the attractions is the Italian Trecento and Quattrocento European painting and the Flemish painters works such as those belonging to Jan Van Eyck, Albrecht Dürer, Hans Holbein. Other attractions include the works of Renaissance and Baroque famous painters such as Titian, Sebastiano del Piombo, Caravaggio, Rubens, Van Dyck, Murillo, Rembrandt, with famous portraits signed by Vittore Carpaccio and Domenico Ghirlandaio.

In the impressionist painting Chapter there are remarked works of Claude Monet stands, Auguste Renoir or Vincent Van Gogh, complete collections of works of the 20th century.

A collection of works of this museum is housed in the National Art Museum of Catalunya, in Barcelona.

Meteora is situated in central Greece, in the northwest plain of Thessaly, near the Pindus Mountains and Peneios river. It’s a beautiful area for hiking but what really makes it special is that it houses the second largest complex of Orthodox monasteries after after Mount Athos. Monasteries are supposed to have been built in XIV century to protect Christian monks during the Ottoman invasion.

Monasteries were built on top of the columns of rock that rise above the Thessaly plain and show as if they float in air, from where comes the name of Meteora which can be translated as “suspended rocks” or “suspended in the air.”

A true forest of stone broke in the middle plain places  the ensemble in a landscape of a disturbing greatness. Meteora is completely holy ground, a place built and guarded by God, because here was consecrated every rock, every cave, every stone, because a lot of pious ascetics and martyrs prayed and were deified in the cliffs and valleys of this place.

Words would not be relevant in describing this whole huge ensemble of rock cliffs that rise to heaven, so that the images will help you better discover their unique beauty and charm.

Construction of the basilica, designed in Roman-Byzantine style, was initiated on June 16, 1875 by the architect Paul Abadie, who won a competition involving 77 other architects. As things have delayed and Abadie died, the project was finished, but also modified by other architects. Place of worship was built on Montmartre (Mount of Martyrs), the place full of history, where the Druids, Gauls, Romans raised temples dedicated to gods or where was rebuilt the Royal Abbey or the St. Peter Church.

Another great aspect of this place, which is second in France in terms of number of visitors (about 2 million per year), is the rock from which it built. It is the Chateau-Landon limestone which has unusual physical characteristics: no deal with any smoke or dust and maintains the original shine.

According to Abadie’s plans, the foundation was poured in June 1875, when the 33 meters high underground pillars of resistance were built . They have become the feet that support the building. In 1878 works have began for the tomb building, and in 1881, for the basilica. Although construction was completed in 1914, only at the end of World War I was open to the public.

If you want to climb the dome of the church, be sure to keep you feet, because a spiral staircase is waiting you with 299 steps. Moreover, if you have fear of heights, think twice before boarding.
When you enter Sacré Coeur, behave properly, construction being, after all, a place of worship. Photographing is prohibited, or rather, not recommended, there are several panels that asks you to give up this habit in the church.

Moreover, from the roughly 300 meters above sea level, Sacre Coeur offers the most beautiful view of the French capital, except of course for the Eiffel Tower. White, with an aspect that is more like a mosque than a church, Sacre Coeur is the last place of worship in France that was built on public subscription base. Basilica was built in St. Pierre market, as a sign of atonement after the defeat of the Prussians in 1870 and is only dedicated to Jesus. In fact, legend says that his heart is preserved in the crypt.

Molokai Island in Hawaii is a place of dreams due to the hidden waterfalls and forest roads. Here lovers can make rides with the kayak or with donkeys, or just stand on the beach. On this island there is only one street, so the only jams that occur on this island are caused by colonies of marine turtles, walking into the incredibly clear waters.

A total lack of international hotel chains on this island is another reason why lovers couples worldwide prefer Molokai.

Once you get in this corner of paradise in the hawaian archipelago, you can visit the waterfalls on the island, practice kayaking among removed rocks, riding on donkeys through the lush valleys of Molokai, or simply to laze in the sun on beautiful beaches .

In the western part of the island is the most beautiful and secluded beach, the Papohaku Beach, which has golden sands and stretches three miles.

The cheapest offer of accommodation is in a Bulgarian ski resort and cost 9 euros per night per person, at the 4-star Hotel Residence in the Bansko resort. Guests are also welcomed with offers for apartments and villas in the same Bulgarian resort, where an apartment near the center of Bansko costs 38 euros per night.

Besides that, in Bansko you can find accommodations with breakfast and dinner, starting at 180 euros for a stay of five days for a double room. But depending on location, type of accommodation and the period in the offer, packages can reach 90 euros for a package.

You can choose packages of 229 euros, with three nights accommodation, half board and ski pass in Innsbruck, in a three star rated hotel, but also packages of 252 euros per person for a stay with half board for 7 days, in Zell am See.
And in Austria you can find packages with accommodation at the apartments.

But Slovenia and Poland is not at all inferior in terms of bids for ski lovers. Travel agencies as well as online booking sites give a stock price of accommodation in resorts in Slovenia 147 euros for a six-day stay in a resort at Kranjska Gora and Maribor.
Prices for an overnight stay in a resort where you can ski in Poland start from 17-18 euros, in Zakopane resort, while in Slovakia the minimum price for accommodation per night according to the booking sites is situated at 22-25 euros, in Strbske Pleso and Poprad resorts.

Alpine resorts in Switzerland, Italy and France are known worldwide. But as France is avoided because of the reputation of the most expensive European country where you can ski, you can head to the destinations like Switzerland and Italy.
Prices in these countries start from 30 euros per person per night or 170 euros for a package of four nights, breakfast included, in a four star hotel in Vulpera. Accommodation can be made at the apartments, where prices start from 150 euros per night at an apartment in the resort Laax. So, if you go with your family, a winter holiday will definitely not be an expensive one.

A very popular option is to rent a camper and enjoy all the Italy on your own timing.

The most important city that you must visit is Rome.The city can be considered a piece of art. The St. Peter and Vatican its a must on your visiting ist.Also Rome has also a very anumated nightlife and fancy restaurant collection.Also be sure that you visit the Phanteom and the center of Rome.

The next destination in Italy after Rome is for sure Venice. You cannot visit italy without going to a gondola ride on the Big Channel. Also the food is very very good , its a mix of what Italy have best.

Another popular destination is Lake Garda.
Eurocamp Lake Garda holidays will be for sure a success. You can see here lots of Museums, lots of roman ruins,you can do some water sports, you can visit the 13th-century castle and lots of other stuff.

Another destination is Milan. Milan is a capital of Fashion so you can expect that the majority of italians from here are very fancy. The city is an important cultural and economical city in Italy, and that is reflected all over the place. Good food and exceptional hotels are obvious.The Duomo and La Scala Opera is a must on your visiting list.

Some other city that worth visiting if you have enough time  are:Firenze,Torino, Bari, Naples. You will enjoy all o theme