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- 16 AugEdina in Travel Planning | NO COMMENTS
Urban autumn in Europe – cities to visit
Autumn in Paris
Autumn can be chilly, rainy, windy and altogether unpleasant if you are still yearning for the heat of the summer months, but there are a lot of positive sides to this season, which we can’t ignore. The weather is cool enough to spend time wandering around in a pleasant urban landscape, you don’t have to worry about dehydration or unforeseen summer storms, heat strokes and sunburns.
If you want to visit a few European cities and to get the best out of your trip, autumn is the perfect time to schedule your visit. Also, if the cities which were abandoned by the locals in favour of summer resorts are full of life again, and it’s always more exciting to see a bustling city than a deserted place. And on another note, you can take full advantage of the customary autumn travel deals as well. So here are the most beautiful European cities that you can visit this autumn. …
- Edina in Fun and Travel | 2 COMMENTS
The world’s most interesting train trips
Nowadays, train rides are merely a way to travel from one place to another, and gone are the days of glamorous trains like the Orient Express, where ladies in fur coats and wealthy gentlemen drank tea and ate caviar. But that doesn’t mean that train rides can’t be just as scenic as in the past.Even if you aren’t in the mood to spend two weeks on a train (no matter how luxurious it is), you can still take advantage of some picturesque train trips when journeying from one city to another. …
- Edina in Travel Planning | NO COMMENTS
Bolivia: amazing nature trails
Bolivia is a country of contrasts, a curious blend of old and new, and of different cultures, and at the same time, one of the most beautiful places you can find on Earth. Some people say that Bolivia is to South America what Tibet is to Asia, a landlocked, wild corner of paradise, high in the clouds.Bolivia’s geography is very diverse, with highlands, mountains, valleys and lowlands, from tropical spots to semiarid areas. Light treks and hike trails are plentiful in Bolivia, and there are even some serious mountain climbs for the serious trekkers. Here are the most beautiful natural sights in Bolivia which you can explore on foot. …
- 15 AugEdina in Travel Planning | 2 COMMENTS
Awsome megalights in Britain
There are a lot of things that one can clearly associate with the United Kingdom: afternoon tea, two storey buses, fish and chips, dry humour, and not least, Stone Henge and other lesser known but equally awsome megaliths. No comprehensive visit to the UK is complete without seeing at least some of these stone giants.Megaliths are deeply rooted in the history of the islands, and while they are a Celtic heritage shared with other European countries from Portugal to Germany, Britain i home to the the biggest and most impressive ones. So let your imagination run wild and go back to the ages of druids and mystics by visiting these awsome megaliths. …
- Edina in Food Experiences | NO COMMENTS
A culinary journey through Japan
Sampling a country’s cuisine is an essential part of the travel experience, but in today’s world you don’t have to cross half the globe to taste one specialty or another. You can find Chinese, Indian, Japanese or Mexican food at almost every street corner. But as any foodie knows, if you want to be sure that you’re tasting the authentic stuff, the safest way is to get it straight from the source.Japanese food is widespread around the world, and you can find Japanese restaurants from the USA to Eastern Europe, but there are some things that you will only find in , say, a crowded street in Tokyo or a maybe peaceful village in Osaka prefecture. Here’s a list of interesting local tidbits and morsels that you should definitely taste when visiting the country of the rising sun. …
- 13 AugEdina in Travel Planning | NO COMMENTS
The backpacker’s guide to Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the flashiest cities in all of Asia, and despite featuring tons of attractions, the most exciting attraction is the city itself. Hong Kong has a double personality: one the one hand it is very much the Chinese, from its traditional parts to its modern towers, but the British influence can still be felt practically everywhere.The crowded and busy streets have earned Hong Kong the nickname of Hong Concrete, in sharp contrast with the wilderness of the surrounding mountains. As a backpacker, you can have absolute freedom in Hong Kong. The best attractions in the city are free, and they hide in corners best explorer with only a travel bag on your shoulder. …
- 12 AugEdina in Fun and Travel | NO COMMENTS
Best waterparks to visit this summer
Summer is drawing to an end, but we’ve still got a few months of sun and hot weather to enjoy. So if you haven’t yet visited a waterpark this year, you should hurry up. Serious swimmers might scoff at the idea, but waterparks are not really about sports, but pure, unadulterated fun.And even if you can’t swim, you can find come watery game which will allow you to splash around without actually having to swim. In a nutshell, waterparks are like amusements parks: you can’t help but like them at least a bit, no matter your age. So here’s a list of the most spectacular waterparks that you could visit. …
- Edina in Fun and Travel | NO COMMENTS
Five weird theme parks around the world
Unless you are aged 10, you probably won’t want to plan an entire trip around visiting one single theme park. Amusement parks are more amusing for kids rather than adults, but there is the odd park that can make even the most hardened grown-up smile a little.If you are bored of traditional merry-go-rounds, roller coasters and ghost trains, you should check out some of the more unusual theme parks around the world. They might not be enough to keep you entertained for weeks, but there will be enough novelty in them to fill a day at least. Here’s list of the most weird and unusual theme parks you can find. …
- 11 Aug
Hot springs that you shouldn’t miss
Ever since ancient times hot springs have been known for their therapeutic purposes, and in addition to that they are tremendous fun as well. Hot springs are spread all around the globe, and they can always offer a moment of relaxation for the weary traveler.Many hot and warm springs have developed bustling resorts around them, but the natural appeal and wilderness of many hot springs has been preserved for those who prefer a more authentic feel. Japan is the queen of hot springs, which are an important part of the culture, the world is full of beautiful and effective hot springs where you can have a moment of respite. …
- 10 AugEdina in Fun and Travel | NO COMMENTS
Five enticing wine regions in Europe
The old world might have its faults, but producing bad wine is not one of them. With a geography as diverse as Europe, it’s no surprise that there are some amazingly beautiful wine regions there, and not only are they are sight for sore eyes, but they also produce some delicious wine.The best thing about wine tasting is that you don’t have to be a sommelier to enjoy it. So if you want a holiday that will delight your eyes and your taste buds at the same time, maybe you should consider planning a tour of some vineyards in these lovely European wine regions. …
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