Archive for the ‘Amazing Europe’

  • Berlin City Travel – The Green Fairy Haven
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    Berlin City Travel – The Green Fairy Haven
    When in Berlin, the highly visited, cultural hotbed capital city of Germany, prance upon some great off-the-cuff indulgence that is bound to add a zing to your trip. Zagreus Projekt, a place where art inspires food, is essentially an art gallery offering multi-course gourmand dinner housed in a quaint basement room behind a traditional centuries-old Berlin town house. The artistic chef-cum-art gallery head calls aboard an artist every two months who creates a mock-up of particular location there, inspired by which they work in unison to compile an eclectic gastronomic spread that is dished up to a handful of customers on a common table speckled with art abundance. Go unabashed, let off your guard, toss on some slinky attire and shindig away at the chic profligate night club, Insomnia, once an olden ballroom. An unconventional biro  [...]
    Posted at July 21st, 2009 at 04:07 am
  • A Glimpse Into Immaculate Holland-Part III
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    A Glimpse Into Immaculate Holland-Part III
    Haarlem is situated nearly 20kms west of Amsterdam on the river Spaarne. The City Hall is the hub of the city’s administration. The market that faces the City Hall springs to life on Saturdays and Mondays making it quite an endearing sight. Many of the 14th century Almhouses in Harlem with their period architectural design have made it to the UNESCO World Heritage Listing. No visit is complete without looking at the magnificent windmills from up close. The De Adriaan is a well-designed windmill with a small museum close by for some interesting viewing. The well-maintained 1749 built, nineteen windmills of Kinderdijk have been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Hague is the abode of over 150 global authorized organisations with a multi-cultural population residing there. The city is best explored by tram or bus service.  [...]
    Posted at July 16th, 2009 at 10:07 am
  • A Glimpse Into Immaculate Holland – Part II
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    A Glimpse Into Immaculate Holland – Part II
    Rotterdam, situated on the majestic Mass River has a significant number of architectural structures that date back to the pre-war era. The characteristic Piet Blom’s cubic houses near the Blaak station are famed for their unique, uncanny shape. Art aficionados will definitely enjoy the works of art spanning back to the Middle Ages found at the Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum. The Euromast, the tallest observation tower in Netherlands proffers splendid views as one feels a tumble inside as it spins into course touching heights of 185 metres high. For dare-devils, a 100m point also called the rope slide is a point where you can plummet to the ground in 15 flat seconds. The wide-spanning Kunsthal museum of both contemporary and older art is a fascinating building that houses mind boggling collections in its annual 25 exhibitions. The  [...]
    Posted at July 15th, 2009 at 04:07 pm
  • A Glimpse Into Immaculate Holland -Part I
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    A Glimpse Into Immaculate Holland -Part I
    Located in the central-west part of Netherlands, Holland is the land of cordial, affectionate Dutch people with a plethora of experiences in its offing bound to leave one clamoring for more. Holland chiefly comprises of North and South Holland. Amsterdam, the capital of Holland is best explored via bicycle. The tapering streets and inland waterways provide a host of journeying options. One can view splendid sights of close to 15 bridges while standing on the bridge at the bend of Herengracht and Reguliersgracht. The architectural magnificence of the arched bridges is heightened in the glistening radiance of a myriad of lights at night time. One can get on board a water bicycle or boat to explore the canals. The Skinny Bridge located across the Amstel River is among the most splendid bridges of Amsterdam. The much-visited, Anne Frank  [...]
    Posted at July 15th, 2009 at 01:07 am
  • Ireland Travel- A Megalithic Haven
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    Ireland Travel- A Megalithic Haven
    For an over-the-top time off that involves hiking, urban paradise, water adventure activities, golfing, exploring mystic ancient structures, magnificent National parks or basic farm adventures, Ireland Trips is the superlative choice for one and all. For the history aficionados, Ireland is chock-a-block with megalithic sites. A visit to the mystic redone channel crypt of Newgrange in Bru na Boinne, which lies on Boyne bank with a uniquely structured inner cruciform-like hall. This site bears significant historical importance in Ireland which was once ancestral temples where astrological, devout and religious rituals were performed. One can find elaborate and intricate carvings on the huge stones encircling and within the Passage Tombs in various shapes and forms bearing resemblance to the moon, sun and faces of human beings. Newgrange  [...]
    Posted at June 19th, 2009 at 06:06 am
  • Berlin – A City Full Of Live And Brimming With Hope
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    Berlin – A City Full Of Live And Brimming With Hope
    Berlin has bagged its place in the list of “UNESCO’s City Of Design”. This city bubbles with innovation in the creative arts. In the earlier days Berlin was sometimes looked upon in horror, fascination or sympathy, but today the whole of Europe looks upon Berlin as a trendsetter. Berlin, the capital of Germany is one of the most influential centers of the European Union. Berlin has been capital of different German nations: County of Brandenburg, Kingdom of Prussia, German Empire, German Democratic Republic (only the Eastern part), and also of today’s Germany. The name Berlin is derived from the Slavic syllable “Berl”, which means “swamp”. Berlin is a city which is famous for history and culture. The immediate connection, when Berlin is mentioned is well-known World War II. You can witness the area  [...]
    Posted at June 4th, 2009 at 12:06 am
  • Salzburg … The Beauty Of Austria
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    Salzburg … The Beauty Of Austria
    Salzburg which was once ruled by the Archbishop is a jewel in the map of Austria. It is regarded as one of the cultural capitals of the world. The city features small alleyways, quaint colorful houses, palaces and castles. This city has a unique baroque feel to it and a storybook atmosphere. It entertains the tourist with its excellent collection of ancient buildings various magnificent gardens, churches and monasteries and other modern resources of enjoyment. It is the birthplace of world-famous musician, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and hence it is sometimes acknowledged as the City of Music. Hohensalzburg Fort Built in 1077 Hohensalzburg Fortress, also known as Salzburg Fort is one of the largest fortresses in central Europe. This fort served as the residence of many prince archbishops. The most wonderful thing about this fort lies  [...]
    Posted at June 1st, 2009 at 02:06 am
  • The Gems Of Germany
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    The Gems Of Germany
    If you wish to explore any place which has remnants of the recent past, then Germany’s the place for you. As all of us are aware Germany played a very important role during the previous world wars which makes this country a popular tourist destination. Tourist flock to this country to have a glimpse of those monuments which were heard in stories told by our grand parents and are still not forgotten. 1. Berlin Wall Berlin wall has the most historic values that attract tourist across the world .it is a place that’s more inundated with charged up emotions. The vestige of the wars stands as one of the greatest monuments to democracy known to man 2. The Romantic Road It is one of the most scenic tourist attraction in Germany that goes winding from the River Main in the north towards the southern part of Alps. The  [...]
    Posted at May 31st, 2009 at 05:05 pm
  • Switzerland – Paradise On Earth
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    Switzerland – Paradise On Earth
    God’s own country, affluent with tantalising sights of ice kissed mountains cape, dense forestation and gorgeous scenic backdrops beacons even the weariest traveller. Switzerland prides itself of the finest array of Swiss knives, mouth-watering cheese, wines, intricately crafted wooden bird chime wall clocks and startling city locales. Geneva, with its predominantly French dialect, is picturesquely huddled between the mount Jura and Alpine summit and situated in the bay of Lake Geneva, known for its metres high jet water spray. The Lake Geneva is the place from where the Rhone commences it journey. With its empathetic spirit and multi-ethnic, broad minded panache, Geneva is regarded as the most superlative global city. It is the European Head Office of the Union Nations and the Red Cross. Geneva, globally renowned for its watches,  [...]
    Posted at May 19th, 2009 at 07:05 am
  • Travel To Greece Islands
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    Travel To Greece Islands
    Greece, located at the southern end of Europe, despite its marked small shape, is a rich amalgamation of cross cultural societies, awe inspiring past and exciting picture perfect locations. One can simply be spellbound by the great variations one can find, right from pristine olive plantations, centuries old historical sites, gorgeous beaches and picturesque mountain ranges. Greece has an extensive coastline spanning thousands of kilometers with half the length found around the 1400 islands of which 169 are occupied, Crete, being the largest of them all, known for its olive plantation. One can undertake several adventure activities like parasailing, surfing, deep sea diving in these well equipped beaches, many of whom have been honored with the Blue Flag award for their state-of-the-art facilities and effective management of their  [...]
    Posted at May 15th, 2009 at 01:05 am
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