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By Alan, on January 26th, 2012
Rita Ackermann began life in 1968 in Budapest, and left the city for New York more than two decades ago to pursue her artistic dreams. She became a pivotal figure in the 1990′s underground art scene, mixing together all the visual culture genres by taking inspiration from music, street culture and fashion. Budapest’s Ludwig Museum is . . . → Read More: Budapest hosts Rita Ackermann Exhibition until 11 March 2012
By Alan, on January 20th, 2012
One of the most magnificent holiday destinations that you could imagine is in Africa, specifically Namibia. Whatever it is that you seek, you’ll find it in Namibia. If you want to see some of the largest and fiercest animals roaming their homeland, you’ll find it close to Etosha Pan, translated as ‘lake of mother’s tears’, where . . . → Read More: Namibia, Africa, but more
By Alan, on January 12th, 2012
South Africa is a great destination to go on holiday because it has something to see all year round. It does have a peak season, but so much of the country is worth visiting outside this peak season that it is really a destination you can travel to at any time of the year. Even if . . . → Read More: South Africa year round destination
By Alan, on January 5th, 2012
Many British visitors to the popular Portuguese holiday destination of the Algarve never even venture beyond the beach, preferring instead to soak up the sun for a fortnight rather than soak up some culture. Yet one of Portugal’s most beautiful and interesting cities is only a short distance away from these popular tourist areas and is . . . → Read More: Portugal has great cities not far from the beaches
By admin, on January 5th, 2012
If you want a city break and are undecided as to where to choose, there can be no finer destination than Barcelona. The second largest city in Spain and the capital of Catalonia, Barcelona is a city which has so much to offer that you’ll wonder why you’ve never visited before. Look around beforehand for a . . . → Read More: Have your mind blown in Barcelona
By Alan, on January 4th, 2012
One of the most fascinating symbols of medieval life that still exists in Tuscany is San Gimignano. The wonderful medieval towers have proved an irresistible lure to millions of tourists over the years, and it adds to the charm that you have to leave your car outside of the village and walk in.
This village of ancient . . . → Read More: San Gimignano Tuscany
By admin, on December 30th, 2011
I am so out of speech when it comes to describing this town for you. This article will take you to this virtual trip until you end up deciding to pack your bags and head on to the wonderful land of Monte Carlo!
This place is not just about the view and fresh air that you will . . . → Read More: A Rough Guide to Monte Carlo
By Alan, on December 29th, 2011
Palm Beach is a chic and quiet inter-coastal island just off the coast of Florida. It thumbs its nose at the glitzy South Beach in Florida and shrugs off Rodeo Drive in LA complete with the exclusive Worth Ave, complete with pricey art galleries and spicy polo play players. Those privileged enough to live here shop . . . → Read More: Palm Beach chic
By Alan, on December 29th, 2011
Holidaymakers who enjoy heading to far-flung destinations often find themselves in areas where tourism is an unusual industry. Many of these regions are poor, crime can often be a problem and tour operators may even advise you to stay safely inside the walls of the hotel complex for your whole two-week stay.
However, if you take sensible . . . → Read More: Staying safe in far off destinations
By Alan, on December 24th, 2011
One of the most famous holiday destinations in New Zealand is easily Queenstown given the fact that the small resort rural town offers the scenic views of Lake Wakatipu. With mountains as a backdrop to the entire excursion, the small village has grown up quite a bit since development began in the 18000s and today . . . → Read More: Queenstown New Zealand tourism
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