Category: Travel

Rome rises from the Lazio region in the central west of Italy cradled between the Apennine Mountains and the Tyrrhenian sea the city of Seven Hills he’s on to almost 3 million people.

According to legend, Rome was founded by twin brothers Romulus and Remus 700 years before the birth of Jesus Christ and it was here on Palatine Hill that the foundations for the city were laid a city that will soon become Caput Mundi the capital of the world. Continue reading “Welcome to the Birth Place of Gladiators, Rome”

Miami is a sub-tropical city located on the Sunshine State Florida, in between the Everglades and the North Atlantic Ocean. Flying in over Biscayne Bay you can spot the wonderful beaches that attract nearly 14 million visitors each year. Welcome to Florida’s cultural center and the diverse mix that represents Miami.

The palm tree-lined city is known for its stunning beaches, art deco district, Latin culture, and 24-hour lifestyle. It is the place to see and be seen. Even the zoo residents put on a show! This is as good as it gets if you are planning a holiday in the sun. The weather is warm year-round and the city has many parks and some of the best beaches in the country.

Miami is a cultural melting pot that attracts people from the colder north. Its mainly Hispanic residents and an influx of South American visitors add Latin rhythm and Cuban cuisine to the mix. Continue reading “Spend Happy Times With Many Fun Attractions in Miami”

Portland, Oregon, is located in the Northwestern United States, where the Willamette and Columbia Rivers meet. It is only a short drive away from the Pacific Ocean, sprawling forests, fertile valleys, and the Cascade Range.

Portland’s mountainous backdrop, combined with the city’s many urban parks and eco-friendly ambition, makes it a nature lovers’ paradise.

Portland was established in the mid eighteen hundreds. Due to its riverside location, it was a major Pacific Northwest port until the turn of the century. With about six hundred thousand inhabitants, it is Oregon’s most populous city. Continue reading “Admire the Peaceful Atmosphere and Splendor of Portland”

Perched on the East Coast of Australia, few cities are as geographically spectacular as Sydney, the capital of the state of New South Wales, and home to over four and a half million people.

Surrounded by the rolling Pacific Ocean, two dramatic headlands stand as a timeless gateway to one of the worlds most beautiful harbors. Blessed with over 100 beaches, bathed in year-round sunshine, and buzzing with youthful vitality, when it comes to the good life, Sydney is hard to top. Continue reading “Lets Hunt Our Dream On Sydney”

Berlin stands upon the vast European Plain in Northeastern Germany, on the banks of the River Spree.

Berlin’s history has been one of triumph and tragedy, tyranny and transformation. Brought to her knees by two World Wars, and then divided throughout much of The Cold War, Berlin has reemerged, blossoming into one of the world’s economic and creative powerhouses.

With a population of only three-and-a-half million, Berlin enjoys an air of spaciousness not found in many other European capitals.

Berlin is an incredibly green city, both physically and politically. At times it feels like the city was built just to fill in the gaps between its many parks, forests, and lakes. With hundreds of miles of bike paths, stringent traffic regulations, and an absence of hills, Berlin is the perfect city to explore on foot or by bicycle.

A legacy of Berlin’s checkered history is a cityscape of every imaginable architectural style; from the gothic to the baroque, from the socialist to the futuristic. Yet somehow it all works ~ magnificently! Continue reading “Bi Berlin, “Playing On The City’s Tradition Of Tolerance”.”

Chicago is situated in the Great Lakes region of the American Midwest, in the state of Illinois. Rising from the edges of Lake Michigan, Chicago began as a tiny trading post at the mouth of the Chicago River and has boomed into a modern global center of commerce and culture.

The Windy City has always been driven by an unshakable optimism and can-do attitude. The Great Chicago Fire of 1871, which destroyed half the city, was seized upon as an opportunity for the metropolis to reinvent itself. What followed was the biggest building boom in US history and a skyline that is almost beyond beautiful. Continue reading “Feel The Wind of The Windy City, Chicago”

With just over 1.2 million people, Amsterdam is the largest city in The Netherlands, a country most people know as Holland.

This multicultural city warmly embraces tourists, with over 3.5 million people visiting each year. The Dutch are very tolerant and fun to talk with, and everybody speaks English.

The heart of the city is so picturesque that it is like a historical open-air museum. No wonder that the inner canal district is an internationally protected heritage site. In the 17th century, Amsterdam was a center for the world economy and many of the canal houses and old warehouses date from this Golden Age.

Continue reading “Observe Amazing Culture of Amsterdam”

Paris is situated in Northern France on the banks of the River Seine. With a population of over twelve million people, the French capital is at the heart of the Île-de-France region.

Paris earned her name, The City of Light, during The Age of Enlightenment, when many visionary ideas were born. It is a light that has remained undimmed, and which now attracts 42 million visitors a year, making Paris the most visited city in all the world.

Paris is a city easily explored by Metro, taxi, and bicycle, but her charms are best found on foot. Her attractions are never far apart, and in between, well, merely walking her streets is to wander through picture postcards.

Continue reading “Spend Time With Your Love One in The City Of Light, Paris”

The city of Boston stands at the mouths of the Charles and Mystic Rivers at the East Coast of the United States of America. Situated on the banks of Massachusetts Bay, Boston features a fine natural harbor.

Boston is a city that’s been shaped by the sea, but it’s her people who have helped shape the history of the USA. Since its inception in 1630, Boston has remained at the epicenter of American political, social, and cultural life. Every street corner, it seems, is a reminder of Boston’s role in The American Revolution.

Boston is a compact and highly livable city. There are numerous options to explore Boston, but the best way to discover the city is by foot – it’s nicknamed “the walking city” for good reason!

Continue reading “Visit the City That Shape the Entire World, Boston”

Washington D.C. is situated on the east coast of the USA, along the banks of the Potomac River. The city has an area of just under 70 square miles, but it sure packs a lot in!

Washington was founded as the nation’s capital in 1791. As soon as you land here you get a sense of the power and history that this metropolis represents. Continue reading “Welcome To The District of Columbia Washington D.C.”