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Echoes of a Distant Past - Nijo Castle

24th January 2012
Summary The 17th century Kyoto home of the first shogun of the Edo period, Nijo Castle has three circles of fortifications surrounded by a moat. The castle retains most of its original features and is well known for its beautiful gardens. Content ... Read >
Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

The Astonishing Landmarks of Marbella

19th October 2011
Marbella is a small, old town at the coast of the Mediterranean sea. It is abundant with its notable old monuments that have been well preserved down through the ages. The Castle Today these ruins are the only ones from the Muslim era that you will ... Read >
Author: Mack Orton

The Beautiful Tarragona

19th October 2011
Tarragona in a few words Costa Dorada is one of the most spectacular and popular coasts in Spain, attracting the attention of tourists with its beautiful, ample beaches covered with delicate sands and the warm waters. Tarragona is the capital city of t... Read >
Author: Mack Orton

Tilbury In Essex

26th September 2011
The town of Tilbury is located in Thurrock, Essex and is the location of a fort dating back to the 16th century, a deep-water port and an old cross-river ferry. Sited on the north bank of the River Thames opposite its south bank's counterpart Gravesend, t... Read >
Author: David Fisher

Beaches of Alicante

24th September 2011
Urbanova - El Saladar Beach Playa de Urbanova, which is also called "Playa del Saladar" is perfect for those who love peaceful lounging in the sun. It is near to the Alicante city and El Altet airport. It can be very easily reached by car or by bus a... Read >
Author: Sophia Jung

Madrid - the largest city in Spain

23rd September 2011
Madrid is the capital city of Spain of the Iberian Peninsula. It is located on the coast of the river Manzanares. There are more than three million people and it is not only the largest city in Spain but also the third largest city in the whole Europe. ... Read >
Author: Sophia Jung

Buying Property in Kefalonia? A Few Activities and Sites

20th June 2011
The beautiful island of Kefalonia is positioned in the Ionian Sea off the western coast of Greece. The island of Kefalonia is among the largest in the islands of Greece, as well as one of the largest in the area of Ionia. The wealthy history of Kefalonia ... Read >
Author: Mike Carr

Cesenatico, a seaside city

01st June 2011
The bond between the city of Cesenatico and the sea is very strong, and is showed in many ways. In Cesenatico the sea is not only a tourist attraction for the thousands of visitors that spend their holidays in the city every year, and its importance is al... Read >
Author: MartinaPP

Amazing Holidays in Cadiz

01st June 2011
The wonderful holiday destination Cadiz was founded by the Phoenicians around the year 1100 BC, so it represents one of the oldest settlements that Spain has. Since the Phoenicians founded Cadiz, the city also played the role of an important port and i... Read >
Author: Alan Marker

Medieval Weekends in Spain

23rd May 2011
If you enjoy all things medieval, then you should consider spending a weekend enjoying Medieval Spain. There are many legends from this period in Spanish history, which extended from the fall of the Roman Empire to the Christian conquest of Spain from t... Read >
Author: Michael joy

What is a Transatlantic Cruise?

19th May 2011
When most people think of travel from the U.K. to America and back they envision long, boring flights with no space to move around that end up in jet lag. What a way to start your holiday – by losing the first day to exhaustion. If you have the time, a... Read >
Author: Cruise Holidays Guide

The Beautiful and Impressive Avila

15th May 2011
A tourist attraction The province of Avila is one of the smallest that Spain has; located in the central western part of the country, Avila only has around 160,000 inhabitants. However, it is one of the very rewarding provinces in Spain, with a lot of ... Read >
Author: Alan Marker

Construction Cranes Utilize Simple yet Sensible Technology

03rd May 2011
Modern technology is something that leaves everyone in awe especially at the pace at which it is developing. While lots of modern machinery and technology are indeed pretty complicated, you can eventually understand the sensibility in some of them especia... Read >
Author: michaelponting0110

History of cast stone

30th March 2011
Cast stone can be described like a processed structural cement construction unit produced to imitate normal chopped rock, utilized in component brickwork plans. In the United Kingdom as well as European countries solid rock means any kind of material prod... Read >
Author: webxpert4u

A Touristic Review of Malta

24th March 2011
Sitting on a plane waiting for takeoff, I met two tourists heading for their own homeland waving goodbye to the blessed islands of Malta and their unforgettable holiday. A Dutch couple who was seated next to me on the plane, looked at me and asked whethe... Read >
Author: ICON
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