Are you looking for a great vacation spot? Many travelers agree that Western Europe is quite familiar and comfortable. With that said, you are most likely contemplating a flight to Paris or Rome, nothing wrong with that, but, this Spring, why not be a little more adventurous? Why not travel to Slovenia and experience all this hidden treasure has to offer. You will be surprised and find yourself falling in love with the country…after all, LOVE is right in its name!
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Slovenia: One of Europe’s hidden gems
Monday, April 20th, 2009Spain: Make a memory in Madrid
Monday, April 20th, 2009
Plaza Mayor, Madrid Spain
As summer draws nearer, schools will be closing soon and vacation plans will be made. Why not bring the family to Madrid, a family-friendly hot spot! What makes Madrid such a great travel destination? Well, It’s got everything, from zoos to world renowned museums, palaces and amusement parks. And each step of the way you and your family will experience the thrill of Spanish culture.
Sibiu, a Transylvanian Treasure
Monday, April 20th, 2009Located in southern Transylvania, you will find the fantastically quaint city of Sibiu. By far one of the prettiest cities in this region. Sibiu is the largest medieval site in Romania. The city was named as the Cultural Capital of Europe for 2007, a great honor to be bestowed upon a city – and well-deserved too!
Off we go to Oslo!
Monday, April 20th, 2009This post will bring you to a country that is not usually #1 on the dream vacation list, however, it should be! Come Explore Oslo, Norway with us to see why you should consider taking a trip to this lovely Scandinavian haven.
Zip through Zagreb, then Split
Monday, April 20th, 2009Have you been dreaming of an off-the-beaten path adventure? Come to Croatia to truly appreciate the natural beauty that can be found all around. Though not as popular as other European hot spots just yet, Croatia is quickly gaining popularity and winning over many travelers.
Interlaken: Peak your interest
Monday, April 20th, 2009Switzerland is chock full of picturesque landscape, welcoming people and of course, tons of mountain peaks! Interlaken represents a great mix of traditional Switzerland.You will find Interlaken located towards the heart of Switzerland, nestled between Lakes Thun and Brienz. Several peaks stand tall above the city, the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, which make it that much more magical to visit!
Get to know London and Paris, in a day
Monday, April 20th, 2009In 1994, Eurostar changed the way people traveled between London and Paris. In 2007, they reinvented the art of travel once more…On November 14, 2007, Eurostar moved to it’s new home in Central London, St Pancras International Station. This move brought about exciting changes. St Pancras is served by a brand new high speed rail line, High Speed 1 (HS1), which allows Eurostar trains to travel at a top speed of 186mph for the entire journey. Traveling on this high-speed line has reduced travel times by at least 20 minutes. This brings London and Paris even closer together!
Become better acquainted with Basel!
Monday, April 20th, 2009Basel is credited with being the second largest city in Switzerland. It is located on a bend in the Rhine between the Jura Mountains and Black Forest ridges. Aside from being the first community in Switzerland to have a railway line, Basel had the world’s first international rail station.
Cinque Terre: A region beyond compare
Thursday, April 2nd, 2009Five little villages virtually etched into the rocks between the sea and the hills create the Cinque Terre region. There is much to see and do in this area, from hiking and swimming to wine tasting and admiring gorgeous sunsets. Get yourself an Italy Rail Pass and explore each of the five villages to discover their charm and character.
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