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301) Break Away for a Trip to Brussels
Author:
Paul McIndoe
Category:
Travel and Leisure
To get the best out of Brussels take to your feet and have a stroll around or climb aboard one of the many tours around the city. Brussels is fairly easy to navigate your way around due to its straightforward division into Lower and Upper towns.
The lower town's focal point is the Grand' Place, dating from the 12th century, one of the main attractions of the city and arguably one of the prettiest market squares in Europe. A vast cobbled medieval square the Grand' Place is lined...
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302) West is best: it's all happening in London's West End
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Whilst there may be thousands of cities dotted around the world, only a select few can claim to be a proper metropolis of global significance. With known settlements spanning almost two thousand years, London has evolved into a well known and popular metropolis; since becoming one of the world's leading business, financial and cultural centres.
Moreover, the UK capital is also top of the tourism class too, receiving more international visitors than any other city in the world i...
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303) Escape To The Fun - And the Sun!
Author:
Adam Singleton
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Forget siestas, Madrid is all about fiestas - as it is the ultimate colourful, vibrant town with many fun annual events taking place year-round. While some Spanish cities have their specific bustling times of the year, followed by a quiet lull (or burn-out period), Madrid continues the celebrations throughout, barely pausing for a breath.
In Madrid you can be guaranteed that there is always something exciting going on - from traditional festivals to more modern extravaganzas -...
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304) Personal Safety at Home and Afar
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Having a trip away is good for mind and soul, regardless of whether you opt for a city break or beachside retreat. The purpose of taking a break is of course to rest and enjoy the experience but it's important not to forget about taking care of your personal safety.
Safety should begin at your accommodation regardless of whether you're staying in a tent, beach hut or five-star hotel. Have a look at the layout of your accommodation so you know how and where to escape in an emer...
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305) London's Calling: Don't Forget to Go!
Author:
Adam Singleton
Category:
Travel and Leisure
London is a city you will find on most peoples' lists as a destination that they would like to visit at some point on their travels. And many who have already had the opportunity would agree that not visiting London is like everyone else having a secret and you're the only one who does not know about it!
Indeed, the most popular tourist attractions of the city (and possibly the UK) are not to be missed. Furthermore, London also offers a genuine insight into city life in Britain...
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306) Magnificent Manchester - an eclectic mix of old and new
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
The city of Manchester, situated in the north-west of England, is most notably famous for its industrial history and popular music scene and the city itself combines the old and the new to provide a never-ending array of places to discover. There are a few key reasons, however, why Manchester is a great place to visit.
Manchester is of course home to the self-proclaimed most popular football team in the world; that is Manchester United Football Team - and for fans of the beauti...
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307) Gianni Truvianni's Life As A Photographer
Author:
Gianni Truvianni
Category:
Travel and Leisure
At present as some of you may know I am a writer who so far has had one book published (New York's Opera Society) which fortunately for me some people over the world are seeing fit to purchase. It is this added to the factor that many of the articles I have placed on the internet are being read by a not so small a number of people that are giving me the confidence to finally declare myself as an international author. I however was not always a writer as there was a time, that now even seems so...
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308) Dedicated To The Fall
Author:
Gianni Truvianni
Category:
Travel and Leisure
It is the fall and no other season that I wait in anticipation as I clearly stated through the thoughts of my main character in the first book I took to writing entitled "New York's Opera Society". It is in this book that I created Bill Albert, a fictional character who carries with him my love for the third season of the year known in America as the fall while those on the British Isles will call it autumn. So much of what I sense do I emit in to Bill as he; like myself spends the whole year a...
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309) Get the best out of your Big Apple visit
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
New York - The Big Apple - is one of the most exciting and wondrous cities, with a never-ending flow of activity coupled with some of the most famous tourist attractions in the world; this is what makes New York a must-visit destination. With so much to see, though, you will often have to ask yourself, what is the best way to fit everything in?
Of course, one of the supreme sights in New York is the Statue of Liberty and a trip to Manhattan Island wouldn't be complete without a...
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310) Magical Muscat: a Middle-Eastern gem
Author:
Adam Singleton
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Throughout history, the Middle East has always played a major part in world affairs and it is also the geographic origin of three of the world's predominant religions - Islam, Judaism and Christianity. Indeed, 'history' is one of the chief reasons many people visit this subcontinent, as the region has plenty on offer. But many 21st century tourists need more than a history fix when on vacation, and this is why more and more people are choosing Muscat as their holiday destination....
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311) London Has it All - Just Make Sure You're Prepared!
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Regarded as one of the world's top travel destinations for tourists, as well as being a leading buisness, cultural and financial centre, London has a lot to offer. Attracting millions of visitors annually, both for holiday and work purposes, the city has grown to become as famous for the celebrities housed there, as it has for its historical attractions and cultural diversity.
Originally comprised of two cities - The City of London and Westminister - England's capital has gradua...
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312) 10 Things to Do in Montreal under $25
Author:
Paul Scottyn
Category:
Travel and Leisure
The second largest Francophone city in the world, Montreal's historic charm, French culture and open-minded vibe has led it to become a popular destination for independent travelers.
The city is often compared to Paris and, like its European counterpart, visiting Montreal can work out a little on the expensive side, but here are some tips for sticking to a budget.
1. Stay downtown at the Hotel & Auberge de Paris, from just $18 a night.
Centrally located and a short hop from Old Montreal...
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313) Blimps - what are they and what can they be used for?
Author:
Clint Johnson
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Air travel has been one of man's greatest achievements of all times. Aircrafts now flood the skies, transporting people and cargo from one point to another, across oceans and continents in order to reach their destination quickly and safely.
There are some things that need to be taken under consideration in order to make an airplane fly. First speed is very important, because if a plane stands still it cannot fly. Along with speed comes air-friction, which generates lift and thus the plane f...
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314) Packed events calendar gives Newcastle a unique twist
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
With its nightlife voted the number one UK tourist attraction by the Rough Guide to Britain, and currently home to Europe's largest shopping centre; you could be forgiven for dismissing the city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne as merely a source of entertainment for younger generations. Upon further inspection, however, it becomes apparent there is more to Newcastle than meets the eye.
Joining the town of Gateshead in 2002, the two areas, which lie on either side of the River Tyne in th...
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315) Time to Visit a City Re-born
Author:
Victoria Cochrane
Category:
Travel and Leisure
In the past, Glasgow may not have ranked very highly on the must see cities in Europe list but recent times have seen its reputation steadily climb. Much of what it has to offer is now being recognized on a larger scale and it is unlikely to be overlooked again given the hugely positive response from travelers across the world.
Situated on the River Clyde, Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and is home to many of Scotland's leading businesses, with a particular emphasis on...
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316) How well do you know Ibiza?
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Whenever someone mentions Ibiza as a suggestion for a holiday, the first image you get is probably one of clubbing all night and sleeping all day.
But it has a lot more to offer than that, and as such it is something of an undiscovered jewel in the Balearic Islands. It is very attractive for the gorgeous weather it offers, but while during the summer it can be very hot, they aren't as unbearably hot as they can be in some other countries. Therefore, it can be a good place to co...
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317) Architecture, Art Houses and Ambience: Alternative Amsterdam
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Mention the word 'Amsterdam' and many people make an instant connection with the hedonistic qualities that make the city famous across the globe. Delve a little deeper to discover a city steeped in history and take delight in the beauty and elegance of Holland's charming capital.
Amsterdam has all the advantages associated with a large city but is relatively small, with a population of around 743,000. It's therefore quick and easy to get around whether by tram, bicycle or boat...
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318) Montmartre, Paris
Author:
Paul Scottyn
Category:
Travel and Leisure
The 18th arrondissement of Paris known as Montmartre is so-named after the 130-meter-high hill which rises up in the middle of the district and is home to its most famous and popular attraction, the Sacre Coeur.
With the cheap and efficient metro system whisking travelers into the area from around the city, Montmartre is easy to explore from anywhere on the Paris hostels map - although it's steep slopes and steps can be a challenge for even the fittest backpacker!
Sacre Coeur
The whit...
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319) Escape the Arrival of Autumn with a Trip Away
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
For some, autumn is a magical time of year. The transition from warm to cold weather has begun and the days are becoming noticeably shorter. The shades of the flora and fauna are changing, so that the lush greens of the trees and grasses are giving way to rich browns and auburns, and the vibrant summer colours are disappearing; instead being enveloped by the imminently approaching winter.
For others however, the thought of autumn is not quite so magical, especially when the wea...
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320) There's More to Munich than Beer and Lederhosen!
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Although Munich is traditionally thought of as land of the lederhosen and most famous for its beer and sausages (Würste), the Bavarian capital has a lot more to offer; combining historical heritage and stunning architecture with a modern city lifestyle.
Set on the River Isar, north of the Bavarian Alps, it has an estimated 1.35 million inhabitants and is Germany's third largest city. Its motto - München Mag Dich (Munich likes you) - accurately describes the welcome you can expec...
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