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101) A Travel Guide to Hamburg
Author:
Paul Scottyn
Category:
Travel and Leisure
With a population of around 1.8 million, Hamburg is Germany's second-largest city and one of Europe's busiest ports. Located in the north of the country, temperatures are on the cool side - a pleasant 20°C during the summer but rather colder come winter.
The Port
Situated in the Elbe River, Hamburg is a major port city with thousands of ships entering the harbor every year. Visitors can take a barge tour or visit one of the museums to find out more about the history and significance of t...
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102) Barcelona: A Cultural Whirlwind
Author:
Victoria Cochrane
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Upon landing in Barcelona it is likely that your eyes will be instantly drawn to the array of Antony Gaudi designed buildings, with their spindly towers, colourful mosaics and chimera animals. Indeed, Gaudi's architecture is instantly recognisable and sits beautifully against the hub of city life and the crystal clear blue skies.
Furthermore, there are many great - and world renowned - art galleries, making Barcelona a bit of a one-stop-shop for famous artistic culture. The Pic...
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103) Toronto Island: A Tour of Lifetime
Author:
Stanley Pinto
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Over 1,225,000 people tour 230.388 hectare park each year, that's the attractiveness of Toronto Islands. Beautiful landscape, extraordinary hospitality, amazing wildlife & even more are the attractions which drag tourists to his amazing island. Let's discuss about the birth & growth of this islands.
The Toronto Island were not always islands but in fact a series of constantly moving sand bars, or littoral float deposits, beginning from the Scarborough Bluffs & carried in the west direction b...
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104) Backpacking in Lisbon
Author:
Paul Scottyn
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Lisbon on a Budget
As one of the cheapest cities in Western Europe, Lisbon has long been a popular destination for travelers exploring the continent on a budget. However, there's much more to recommend the city than its sheer affordability alone!
From its attractive historic streets to its lively nightlife, Lisbon combines all the excitement and culture of a great capital city with a laidback vibe that sets it apart from much of urban Europe.
Cheap Hostels
As you would expect in su...
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105) Backpacking in Krakow
Author:
Paul Scottyn
Category:
Travel and Leisure
The capital of Poland from 1038 to 1596, Krakow has long been a significant - and attractive - hub of culture in the country. Although its administrative importance has since declined, it is still an extraordinary city and is becoming increasingly popular with backpackers.
The best time to visit is between April and October but, as this is the peak tourist season, travelers are advised to book hostels in krakow in advance d...
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106) Malta Accommodations and Chartering
Author:
Arvind Nath
Category:
Travel and Leisure
If you are going to tour Malta then you must be aware of two things- Malta Accommodations and Chartering Facilities. As the matter of fact; tourists who are unable to find the right kind of accommodations and chartering services, end up in over-expenditures or compromises with the level of fun and pleasure, service quality and other things which they wished for.
Candidly speaking; without the ample knowledge on these things, you will not be able to enjoy Malta up to the magnitude you could h...
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107) Jaipur Hotels - Paragon Of Elegance
Author:
Rajendra Sharma
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Situated in the Indian state of Rajasthan, trip to Jaipur is a sheer delight for travelers. Nahargarh fort, The Jantar Mantar and The Hawa Mahal are the attractions that draw thousands of tourists to Jaipur ever year. The rustic Rajasthan beauty and charm of desert land are all reflected in all Jaipur hotels. Intricate designs and beautifully structures of these hotels take you back in time to the world of kings. However, the nostalgic experience at the hotel is enriched by the luxury and comfo...
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108) Wildlife Tour India - Unleash Your Adventurous Side with Rich Flora And Fauna
Author:
Rajendra Sharma
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Is the adventurous streak in you insisting you enough to head for a wild safari? Are you dying to explore the diversity of nature in its rich flora and fauna? If yes, then a wildlife tour is all that you need. But a wildlife tour would mean cutting on your luxuries and living in harsh and extreme conditions. What if you don't happen to be the types who can lead a robust lifestyle? What to do then? Bid adieu to the thoughts of a wildlife tour? Or is there another option?
India is the answer a...
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109) Making the Most of Manchester
Author:
Daniel Collins
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Manchester has re-invented itself in recent years and has become a thriving city with an array of things to see and do. In fact, hosting the Commonwealth Games back in 2002 gave the whole of Manchester a lift and left the city with an extra spring in its step.
Manchester is home to one of the biggest brands anywhere in the world; Manchester United Football Club. Millions of people go to their Old Trafford stadium to either view a match or savour the illustrious history of this r...
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110) The Grass is Always Greener in Edinburgh
Author:
Daniel Collins
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Edinburgh is the quintessential Scottish city; adorned in tartan shops and streets filled with the sounds of bagpipes and that great Scottish accent. Every year, visitors flock to Scotland's capital city, seeking out the world-famous Edinburgh Castle and taking a stroll down the Royal Mile to Holyrood Palace. However, some of the best sights in Edinburgh are actually those away from the main tourist draws and instead lie in the green spaces that are situated across the city.
Ed...
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111) Safari Tour India for All the Wildlife Aficionados Mesmerize Your Senses
Author:
Rajendra Sharma
Category:
Travel and Leisure
India is a land of eminent escapade sightseeing destinations. For the passionate aficionados of wildlife and nature, India is a must place to visit. The true color of India is clearly visible via the unique fauna and flora. For the breathtaking experience of the roaring tiger or hyena recalling the members of group in the Corbett Tiger reserve will certainly fulfill your intrinsic wildlife desires. Various safari trips are organized via numerous travel agents and over a time have become a rage...
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112) Very Viennese: Give Austria a Whirl for a Short Break
Author:
Adam Singleton
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Vienna is a city full of sweet surprises from its Art Nouveau facades to attractive parks and traffic free boulevards. Possibly one of the most beautiful baroque cities in Europe, Vienna is adorned with grand architecture and impressive sculptures.
The river Danube runs through the city of Vienna, which stands in a somewhat regal manner in the Danube Valley. The city is divided into two sides by the river, with the old centre and many major attractions lying on the south-weste...
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113) Niagara falls- a place full of fun and enjoyment
Author:
Clive Richards
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Niagara Waterfalls, the enormous waterfall, divides United States state of New York from Canadian province of Ontario. It consists of 2 main sections divided by American Falls on American side and Goat Islands- Horseshoe waterfalls on the Canadian side. The most influential waterfall in Northern America is a source of hydro electric power and well famous for beauty. It keeps the equilibrium between industrial, recreational and commercial use. It offers lots of things to do & see for tourists, a...
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114) Florida: The Keys to movie success
Author:
Paul McIndoe
Category:
Travel and Leisure
The Florida Keys is one of the world's most beautiful series of islands connected to central Florida by the extension of U.S. Highway One, which runs some 113 miles from Miami to Key West, the southernmost tip of the continental USA.
The drive south over the shallow sea and many islands of the Keys is one of the most spectacular in the USA, and includes the crossing of the seven-mile long Marathon Bridge. The Keys attracts millions of tourists each year and contains some of the...
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115) Coventry: The Wonders of the West Midlands
Author:
Daniel Collins
Category:
Travel and Leisure
In 2004, it was estimated that around 102 million people visited the West Midlands region of the UK. The best-known city in the area, Birmingham, is often considered England's second city and has an estimated population of 1,006,500. It is also surrounded by smaller towns and cities such as Wolverhampton, Solihull and West Bromwich; however, separated by several miles of greenbelt, is the city of Coventry that lies to the east.
With a population in excess of 305,000 Coventry is...
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116) Malaga: A Hotbed of Mediterranean Culture
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Malaga is the birthplace of famous artist Pablo Picasso and it is easy to see why a city of such picturesque beauty would inspire someone to paint; with its pure blue skies, sea lined coast and rich green hills. Indeed, there is something about the delicate lines and sumptuous colours of this coastal town that almost makes it appear as if it has actually been painted by an artist's delicate hand.
Picasso himself spent only the first ten years of his life in Malaga, but during t...
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117) Blackpool is full of family fun!
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Blackpool has been described as one of Britain's most popular holiday destinations; in addition it's the perfect place for a family holiday. In fact, you'll find it hard to pack it all into a week's break; luckily most of the attractions in Blackpool are within easy walking distance.
There are of course many attractions to choose from, however, no visit to Blackpool would be complete without a trip to the famous Blackpool Pleasure Beach - the purpose built American style amuseme...
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118) Days out in Dublin
Author:
Daniel Collins
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Huge investment into the city of Dublin has spruced up its tall streets and terraces and today it's a dynamic city brimming with attractions, artefacts, boutiques and boulevards all perfectly offset by a vibrant nightlife.
Renowned as one of Europe's most down-to-earth and welcoming cities, Dublin's accessibility exists in a literal sense as well with the airport lying just seven miles north of the city centre. A hop, skip and jump will have you at the heart of the action, so on...
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119) Dubrovnik is still Byron's 'pearl of the Adriatic'
Author:
Isla Campbell
Category:
Travel and Leisure
One of Britain's most infamous melancholy poets, Lord Byron, christened the city of Dubrovnik 'the pearl of the Adriatic'. It was afforded UNESCO heritage city status in 1979 and today this cosmopolitan destination offers a marvellous mixture of old and new; both in its architecture and also in its residents' approach to 21st century life.
The historic walled city, which encases closely-grouped red-roof buildings, is banned to motorised vehicles, allowing cafes, known as kavanas...
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120) Why Buy a Second Home in Devon?
Author:
Jenny Andrew
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Renowned for its dramatic landscapes, North Devon has escaped much of the modern day commercialism associated with many tourist areas.
Popular with a broad clientele, this stretch of coast was designated an Area of Outstanding Natural beauty in 1959. Compromising of a total of 171 square kilometres, the North Devon AONB spans from Marsland Mouth on the Cornish border to Combe Martin and the edge of the Exmoor National Park.
The Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty status means the area is...
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