Posted in Europe on December 31st, 2006 No Comments »
The Essential Vienna By:
Philip Nicosia Dear fellow
travellers, I’ve
written about Vienna in the
past, however the
following article is very
useful, in my opinion
anyway, if you’re
visiting Vienna for the first
time or if you’ve got
very limited time. So enjoy!
There are many things to
see in Vienna, and walking
through the city is like
lifting the veil of time and
stepping back into the Old
World. It is home to St.
Stephen’s
Cathedral, built in 1147,
found in the heart of the
city and so famous that no
trip to the country would
be complete without it. The
Vienna Opera
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Posted in Europe on December 31st, 2006 No Comments »
A Tourists Guide To Venice
Italy By: Thomas Smith
Dear fellow travellers,
Another article skilfully
written by Thomas. Venice,
is an amazing place to say
the least. Lets be taken
there by Thomas’
and enjoy the journey.
Planning a trip to one of
the most intriguing and
inspiring cities in the world?
Venice, Italy is that city
and also is known as a city
full of romance and history.
The city allows no cars and
the streets that meander
along the canals are
perfect for exploring. You
will find that there are 150
canals in Venice and there
are also more that 400
bridges that connect 117
pieces of land.
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Posted in Europe on December 30th, 2006 No Comments »
A Visitors Guide To Dublin
Ireland By: Thomas Smith
Dear fellow travellers, I
remember very clearly
when I first planned my trip
to Ireland. Thomas’
article triggered even more
nice and happy memories
of my two week trip. Enjoy!
You are going to Dublin,
Ireland. Maybe it is your
first trip or maybe you are
a return visitor. Either way
it is always a good idea to
make a few travel plans
before you pack your bags.
When you plan a trip to
Dublin there are some
things to keep in mind. The
weather is always
something to be prepared
for. You will find that the
weather in Dublin is
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