Suffolk is a truly beautiful part of the country. It’s a place that many people haven’t ever considered visiting before, but that’s because they don’t know much about it. If you take the time to get to grips with this magnificent county, you’ll begin to see why it’s worth so much of your time. This charming little county is alive with energy during the winter months, say the experts at visit Suffolk. It doesn’t matter what time of year you choose to visit Suffolk, because there is always something exciting going on. In the build up to Christmas, the region becomes even livelier than usual. You can indulge in festive fairs, craft markets, literature and food festivals and much more. If you’ve got a bit of a penchant for history, check out a few of the many heritage sites around Suffolk too. In order to find out what is going on in Suffolk, take some time and check out the Suffolk Tourist Guide. It will tell you about all of the events due to take place over the next few months. There is information about local photography workshops, craft stalls, vintage markets, children’s events and even theatre productions. Don’t forget […]
If you are cruising the Caribbean or enjoying a Jamaican vacation with friends and family, then what you are about to read is just for you. Right near Ocho Rios, Jamaica is Dunn’s River Falls. It is the cascading waterfall that allows for a true Caribbean adventure. Once making your way down to the bottom of the falls, you will then make your way back up the 600-foot long natural staircase. Plan accordingly, because you will get drenched in this activity. Not only is Dunn’s River Falls surrounded by gorgeous and luscious scenery, it is also a refreshing excursion as you head up the falls hand in hand. During your guided tour, which will take about an hour and a half, your human chain will climb up and along the winding rock formations. There are stops along the way to take a quick dip, or head on under the waterfall for a little shower. Make sure you wear the proper footwear, such as fully strapped sandals, as the rocks can be very slippery. Always watch your step while climbing Dunn’s River Falls; after all, you would not want to be the one who brings down the rest of the group! […]
Like most major cities in the world, there is usually a large river that flows through or around its borders. It provides a means of transportation for both goods and people, and gives an overall sense of accessibility to the city. For the city of Paris, that river is called the Seine. The Seine (or La Seine, in French) appears to almost cut Paris in half, as is arches across the city. It expands for almost 500 miles, although only a portion of that is actually running through the city limits of Paris. Flowing from east to west, the Seine falls below 37 different Parisian bridges; of course, there are several others further along the river. One of the most peaceful things to do in Paris is to find a welcoming footbridge that crosses the Seine in order to enjoy some reading, writing, or some simple relaxation. However, if you are looking for a little more excitement, then taking a boat tour of the city is just for you. There are several companies that run river tours, and depending on what you are looking for, there are many different options. There are simpler boat tours, which allow you to solely […]
It is about 7 o’clock on a Friday evening as you approach a large, glowing building. The noises and cheers begin to grow louder, and you arrive closer to the entry gates. On your way, there are several vendors selling blue and red merchandise like scarfs, hats, and flags. As you make your way closer to the joining masses, you are taken over by a radiating sense of exhilaration. You quickly pass over your ticket, enter in to the find your seat, and watch the pulsating crowds as they chant in unison. You are now about to take part in an experience, the simultaneous act of production and consumption. You have just found yourself at a national football match… In the name of sport, there is nothing like attending a national level sporting event like that of a European football match. The stadium radiates with excitement and you can feel the camaraderie resonate from fan to fan. The Stade de France is situated just north of the city limits of Paris, and it is home to both the France national football and rugby teams. It has a capacity of just over 80,000 people, which makes this stadium part of the […]
It might not be the first thing on your traveling to-do list, but it is always unique and interesting to visit the cemeteries found within a certain destination. It can really prompt you to learn more about a city or country, and it is a simple way to get outside of the travelling norm. Over in the eastern portion of Paris is the Père Lachaise Cemetery, and it is the largest cemetery within city limits. Once known as the East Cemetery, Père Lachaise is located in the 20th arrondissement and is accessible from Metro lines two and three. On a sunny afternoon, it is nice to walk through the winding cemetery and take notice of all the different gravesites. If you are able to visit in the springtime, the flowers and shrubbery make for an even more enticing scene. Among the one million people buried here, there are some very notable people who use Père Lachaise as their final resting spot. One of the most notable is the novelist and playwright Oscar Wilde. He died in the year 1900, but was not actually moved to the Père Lachaise Cemetery until 1909. The large grave monument is covered in red lipstick, […]
In today’s busy world, having a vacation is a little something that many of us wants to achieve every once in a while. There are thousands of vacation destinations out there, but one simply stands out among the rest: Dunedin, New Zealand. The second largest city in the southern region of New Zealand, it is an exceptional tourist spot that boasts of amazing attractions and wonderful landmarks. These are the primary reasons why many holidaymakers make it a point to include Dunedin tours in their holiday plans. Because of its countless notable sights, Dunedin has become one of New Zealand’s most-visited cities and you’ll definitely find it interesting, especially if it is your first time to tour the said city. If ever your trip pushes through, remember that there are two places that you shouldn’t forget to visit: the Dunedin Railway Station and the Dunedin Gardens. Visiting them is definitely worth your time and effort because of the admirable characteristics that they bring. Dunedin Railway Station Built in 1906, the Dunedin Railway Station is a tall and grand structure that features glorious mosaic tile floors and alluring stained-glass windows. Because of its grandiose features, it is one of New Zealand’s […]
Spending a day in the Western Australian capitol, Perth, will most likely keep you enjoying outdoor activities in its year round warm weather. At the mouth of the Swan River is Perth’s original port of Fremantle, and it is from here that the life of the city begins. The tourist will notice the clean, white sand beaches and clear water of a long western coastline that is occupied by friendly suburban communities that offer rented surfboards to ride the waves with the locals, such as Cottesloe. On the coast, ferries shuttle passengers between Perth’s primary ferry terminal, Barrack Street Jetty, and Rottnest, Fremantle, and South Perth. Some of the jetty services offer dinner and wine cruises on the Indian Ocean or on the Swan River. Kings Park Along the Swan River and overlooking the compact city skyline, sits the beautiful Kings Park and Botanic Garden. It is from Kings Park, an attraction that draws in more than five million annual visitors, where one may see what is arguably the best sight in Perth at sunset. At dusk, visitors can find their own leisure spot in the park and watch as the light fades away to reveal the twinkling of the […]