All Entries in the "Europe" Category
Summer holidays in Davos, Switzerland
For hundred of years Davos has been attracting tourists from all over the world. In the mid twentieth century, the resort was known as the finest alpine ski resort. Originally, it was known for it refreshing climate only. Many aspect of that place have changed with time. But have you been to the highest city of Europe! Just away from the slope of Davos, surrounded by the mountains, amidst of it, a town is situated. That town is an excellent destination to spend summer holidays. If you visit this town, you would be shocked to know that this town is home of the World Economic Forum. You never know which world leader you might get to see!
The place is great for hiking, biking and water sports. Being surrounded by the Alpines Mountain who would miss out the scenery by hiking or biking. The Swiss [...]
Jan 26, 2010 | Comments 9
Picturesque And Mesmerizing Islands Of Italy
While people get frustrated after diving in the well of work, work and work…. people prefer taking a short break from their corroding lives. Well, that’s a very good idea. However, on the contrary, things don’t seem to take good shape, even after tracking to a positive route. The reason behind this is vagueness, confused? Let me explain. While people head to holidays, they favor moving to popular tourist destinations; ultimately there selection leads them to such spots which are swarmed heavily. Generally, rational man’s definition of holidaying rotates on coziness, serenity, enjoyment, delighting with their family members in out-of-the-ordinary spots. So, I am there to fulfill your wishes and escort you to your dream land.
I am sure you people are quite familiar with Italy, a place [...]
Nov 18, 2009 | Comments 1
The Green Piece Of Europe: Slovenia
Slovenia, a small country, perhaps half the size of Switzerland, houses over two million of populace, but if I would describe it, then I will call the itsy-bitsy Slovenia (Slovenija) as an independent republic skirting Italy, Croatia, Hungary, Adriatic Sea, and Austria. It is an awe-inspiring diminutive country which rises beyond the expectations. As someone has rightly quoted, “best things come in small packages,” it perfectly suits Slovenia.
Well, this pint-sized republic has managed to bag lots of prestigious tags since it achieved independence recently in 1991. Slovenia is being cited as ‘Europe in Miniature,’ ‘The Sunny Side of the Alps,’ The Green Piece of Europe,’ while they may be sounding you as I am peddling, let me sweep your dubiousness by clearing that all these [...]
Oct 20, 2009 | Comments 0
Exploring Off The Track Bulgaria – Part III
I have taken you for a visit in the exotic Bulgaria; now let’s move ahead in its enchanting tourists spot.
Tourist attractions
Ahtopol:
It is a chilling location which offers a blend of Sun and natural surroundings. It is a quaint spot with solitary flowing air. Along with this, it proffers a long beach that stretches about 800 meters from the town centre and lush green hills. There are few buildings which mark their presence in the verdure landscape. However, it is planned to renovate the place rendering a whole new structure in the forthcoming years. An €80 million marina resort is being planned which would have room capacity for 500 yachts.
The post office and administration buildings lie at a distance of 500 m to the east from the town ‘centre’ which is sitting alongside [...]
Oct 06, 2009 | Comments 0
Exploring Off The Track Bulgaria – Part II
Bulgaria is enriched with legendary monuments and architectural structures which have bagged recognition in the list of world-renowned United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Let’s check out the traditional landmarks that directly gives it prestigious positions.
Kazanluk Tomb:
Perched in idyllic valley of roses, in the neighborhood town of Kazanluk, this is a legendary Thracian Tomb that dates back to the historic era of 4th century-early 3rd century B.C. The exquisite architecture value of the murals in the burial chamber and in the corridor area is unique manifests belonging to the Hellenic period. The artist’s expressions of rites of a burial feast and inner state of figures are just perfectly carved that leaves one gaped.
Ivanovo Rock Churches:
Located [...]
Oct 06, 2009 | Comments 1
Exploring Off The Track Bulgaria – Part I
Locked under the Ottoman domination for an elongated period of five centuries and the recent four decades dominance because of the ‘iron curtain’ presents Bulgaria as an isolated and mysterious country in the eyes of entire globe. There are some popular conventional misconceptions like cheap wine downed at the student house parties, budget ski holidays and other such factors, which once defined the country; however Bulgaria has developed over the last 10 years and has successfully brought out a new image.
Most of the merry-making tourists find fun in Bulgaria’s attractive extensive-sandy Black sea coast, which flaunts splendid beaches and scenic bays, despite all the widespread construction work. However, this is not everything to this enchanting country, there are other traits which [...]
Oct 05, 2009 | Comments 0
Tryst With Purity In Greenland
Tourists when choose destination some significant descriptions like the popularity, the adventure it affords, the luxuriant lifestyle, shopping, cuisines influences the tourists decision and leads them to metropolitan destinations which are filled with hustle and bustle and constantly runs with time. But these factors actually evade such locations that offer nature trails, wilderness, lush green beauty, flora and fauna and the key i.e. pleasant and serene ambiance which renders soothing and relaxing feelings. I will take you to such a destination where you will have a tryst with the authentic nature and get an opportunity to explore pure side of nature’s essence.
Greenland, a gift by nature appears to be an impeccable paradise. It is blessed with grandiose backdrop, extensive wilderness, [...]
Oct 01, 2009 | Comments 0
Experience New Changes While Your Istanbul Tour
Istanbul has passed through diverse changes; it is not the same city as I noticed it in my early visit during the late 80’s. During that period, the city was unaccustomed with the passage of tourists that the inhabitants would stop in the middle of street for a hand shake. Surely, it has imbibed varied changes in itself, but it still remains to be a part of one of my favorite European mega-city.
Avoid the “East meets West” notion and let’s meander in the streets of Istanbul. While walking in Istanbul, you could erroneously feel that you have toured to Cairo or Damascus or any other great city of Arab world. The aroma of spices flowing in the atmosphere from the heavily rushed markets, the formidable atmosphere set around you while the evening call to prayer is announced and the prepotency [...]
Sep 30, 2009 | Comments 0
Rambling Around Magnificent Orford and River Ore
Peek-a-boo at the ancient cold war remnants, alkali flat and varied species of birds while trekking on the East Anglian Coast. The balmy ambiance, cheerful temperament and the radiant zenith adds more delight to this spot. After a long while, I had been to this place and was very excited to meander alongside the bricked homes, Dutch gables of the antique Suffolk port clogged up with sedimentary materials from direct access to the sea for the last 400 years.
I went along the streets wherever it took me; subsequently I reached near the car park of the Jolly Sailor alongside the Orford Quay. Being hungry, my nose smelled the aroma coming from the Sole Bay Cheese Company, I had a healthy brunch of meal and then stepped on the sea wall trails.
The rocky shore of the River Ore experienced flow [...]
Sep 21, 2009 | Comments 0
Simplicity of Oslo, Norway
Surrounded with dense green forests grants Oslo, a pot-shaped look. Subsequently basked the glory of ‘Oslogryta’ in the Norwegian region, this feature gives it an intense temperament resulting in scorching summers and chilling winters. The term Oslogryta is not just restricted to weather conditions, but people also add to its credit the wide-ranging characteristics comprising of rich traditions, industrial houses, educational institutions, government and so on and so forth. Doesn’t it seem that Oslo would be a plant that is flourishing out with budding activities and fueling itself by large surges of gas and oil revenues.
Its populace consists of 5,45,000 masses which is doubling that of Norway i.e. 4.5 million. In 2008, The Economist Intelligence Unit had cited Oslo the most expensive [...]
Sep 21, 2009 | Comments 0

