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December 15, 2015

Get The Best Out Of London

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Get The Best Out Of London

When you are talking about the top cities in the world, London is always up there with the best. In fact, for many people London is the number one capital city in the world. London is a vibrant city, filled to the brim with culture, history and even culinary delights. It has world famous historical landmarks and of course Buckingham Palace. It is divided in two by the River Thames that has defined Britain’s history and her links with the sea for centuries. From serious shopping to some of the best art galleries and museums in the world, London has it all. Make sure you get the best out of London with these tips.

Be a tourist

The best way to get to grips with a city is to become a real tourist. London is no exception. Choose from Bus tours to more intimate walking London tours. Getting around with a guide and seeing the sights, will give you a feel for the place. It’s always more informative when you are with someone who knows what they are talking about. This is a brilliant way to explore the House of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and Big Ben. London is packed full of history, pomp and circumstance. Make the most of it by booking yourself on a tour.

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by shailany
October 31, 2015

Become Witness to Croatia’s Stunning National Parks

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Become Witness to Croatia’s Stunning National Parks

Croatia has eight stunning national parks, each having their own distinct features that people flock to witness and experience. The names are Plivice, Krka, Mljet, Risnjak, Paklenica, Sjeverni Velebit, Kornati and Brijuni National Park. Each have their own fees and admission prices, though quite reasonable. Costs less if you visit during spring or autumn, summer holds the highest price. Plitvice is the most visited, with 16 small and large lakes all having the distinct blue and green color. This is the perfect place for sightseers, photographers and hikers. Yes, it contains numerous waterfalls and lakes, but people aren’t allowed to swim because the water is clean and drinkable. Krka on the other hand is like a smaller version of Plitvice, but more developed and people can actually swim in it. Mljet is not as crowded as the other parks so can really relax here, but it doesn’t mean that its beauty cannot match the others. It’s a truly magnificent sight all on its own, there’s a lake in the middle of an island and even a castle on the side. Risnjak might be the least visited of the national parks, but that doesn’t mean that you should steer clear. Teeming […]

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by shailany
October 10, 2015

Relax at the Friendliest Country for Tourists -Iceland

Destinations/Europe/Ireland
Relax at the Friendliest Country for Tourists -Iceland

Iceland is considered by the World Economic Forum as the friendliest country for tourist. With that said, you can forget about your fear of being judged or stereotyped and even experiencing racism; Iceland is the farthest country from that. Travel, tour around or even get lost in all the wonder. Just ask for directions and you’ll by greeted with a helpful answer alongside a gracious smile. Don’t forget to visit the largest city and also the capital, Reyjavík. Tour around and mingle with the crowd, it’s considered as one of the most ecofriendly and safest cities. The nightlife here is legen-.. wait-for-it -dary!!! Parties last for hours at a time, rest assured that all the crazy things that you’d do, others have done before. Bars are located throughout the main shopping streets. Take your time because if you don’t like the first one then move to next in just 10 seconds of walking. You can also go on a hike among other fellow adventurers in Landmannalaugar. If ever you get tired of all the hiking, there are hotel accommodations and shops where you can eat and relax. Horseback riding tours are also available if ever you choose to lazily sit […]

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by shailany
October 1, 2015

5 Reasons To Visit Sweden This Winter

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5 Reasons To Visit Sweden This Winter

With Winter on the way, you may be starting to think about planning your next vacation. If you fancy taking a trip this Winter, have you considered going to Sweden? Many travellers make the mistake of thinking that Sweden is at its most beautiful during the Summer months. However, this isn’t the case. While Sweden is beautiful from June to August, it is just as amazing during the colder months. So if you are stuck for ideas of somewhere to visit this Winter, this is one place that should be on your shortlist. If you like the idea of taking a trip to Sweden but still aren’t 100 percent sure, have a read of our guide to five reasons why you should visit this Winter. You can ski Yes, that’s right, Sweden has some excellent skiing resorts. Overall, across the country there are around 200 resorts. From the famous Lapland resort to skiing facilities in Dalarna and Harjedalen, there are plenty of places to choose from. If you and your family or friends are keen skiers, skiing is a major reason to book a trip to this beautiful country. Lots of activities to do As well as skiing, there are […]

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by shailany
September 1, 2015

Want To Treat Your Lover To A Romantic Break? Choose France

France
Want To Treat Your Lover To A Romantic Break? Choose France

Romantic holidays play a crucial part in our relationships. Whether it’s your first or 31st together, there’s always pressure to get it right. There are many fantastic destinations for couples to visit. However, France is easily one of the most popular for lovers to spend a few days together. Quite frankly, it doesn’t take a genius to see why. Here is a guide to why France is the perfect destination for couples of all ages to celebrate their love. Enjoy.     Luxury Regardless of when or where you travel, a little luxury goes a long way to making the holiday feel much nicer. Nonetheless, this relaxation is certainly appreciated by travelling couples. You can never guarantee what the weather will be like in any destination. Having luxury accommodation will take the weight off your shoulders. Even if it decides to rain throughout the time you are away, you’ll be able to enjoy some of the finer things in life. For romancing couples, the privacy of a luxury villa could be very welcomed. Visit www.qualityvillas.com for more information. Even if you don’t spend much time in the accommodation, a good night’s sleep will help you to gain better enjoyment from […]

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by shailany
July 28, 2015

Take a Dip in Iceland’s Blue Lagoon

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Take a Dip in Iceland’s Blue Lagoon

Being one of the most famous tourist destination in Iceland, it can be really crowded at times especially during the summer. You can go during the winter, or in the afternoons and evenings of the summer when it’s a little less crowded. This geothermal spa is frequented by people who want to relax, the cooling waters help some skin illness. Rich minerals like silica and sulfur are abundant in the water making it good for the skin, while the average temperature is 37-39 °C. Silicate is the main cause of the water’s symbolic milky blue color. This lagoon is actually man-made, waters come from the geothermal power plant which is renewed every other day. Anyone can reach the lagoon by car, tour, bus or taxi; remember that the taxi is the most expensive option to take. Buying tickets online will assure you of a shorter waiting time, take note that students are granted a discount. Entrance fees cost €35 but if you book online it will only cost you €33. At the reception, you’ll receive a bracelet containing a chip, it’s for locking your locker and paying for your drinks. With all the people going in the water, you will […]

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by shailany
July 27, 2015

Your Guide To The Top 5 European Cities To Live

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Your Guide To The Top 5 European Cities To Live

Europe is a great place to live and work. The Euro currency is accepted pretty much everywhere, including in the UK cities. Travel is really easy too. Take the train, a plane, or even drive anywhere you like. Every country is unique, and every culture is different too. Explore as many countries as you like in as little time as you have and you’ll still have plenty to talk about back home. There are some cities in Europe that are extremely popular places to live at the moment. This may be for the types of jobs available, the arts, the cost of living or the quality of life you can enjoy. We’ve listed the top 5 that you ought to check out: Frankfurt – This is one of Germany’s finest cities. It has excellent rates of employment and good life expectancy. Finance is the main employing sector here, but it’s the nightlife that is attracting younger people into the city. There is plenty of incredible architecture in the city centre as well as a beautiful opera house. Frankfurt photo from Flickr Geneva – Switzerland is a beautiful country full of incredible landscapes. The country is best known by holidaymakers for […]

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Shailany Vizconde

Young, spirited, and an adventurer – this is the perfect set of adjectives to describe myself. I'm an adventure-seeker and backpacker who has dreamt of traveling different countries and sharing my stories to the people.

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