The Rhine and its tributaries will lead you in the most beautiful areas of five countries, from Belgium and from Amsterdam to Basel located at the crossroads of Switzerland, Germany and France. Remember the books of your childhood when you ...
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The Way of the Zars Inland waterways is the most beautiful and relaxing to explore a country like Russia, where the channel has always played an important role in social and economic life. Early eighteenth century Czar Peter ...
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The cruise continues along the path of the Dnepr, which with its 2290 kilometers is the third largest river in Europe, to the Crimean coast, passing historic sites and other more recent births in the creation of water reservoirs on the rive...
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Cyclades Kiklos comes from, which means in greek circle. Are willing to circle the thirty islands and numerous uninhabited islets and rocks that dot the deep blue Aegean. This area is exposed to the Meltemi wind, which expire from th...
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The Danube, the second longest river of Europe, stretches for over 2800 kilometers, from the mountains of the Black Forest in Germany to the Black Sea in Romania. You can visit historic capitals such as Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Belgrade ...
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Modern Rotterdam is often called a "marvel" for his incredible resurgence after bombs virtually destroyed the city on 14 May 1940. The buildings are the most important Euromast 180 meters high built in a record time of 23 days, th...
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Bernkastell is famous for its vineyards and the wine trade. The city of wine, with its market, is located at the base of the ruins of the castle "Landshut". We suggest you go to the well-preserved houses built half in wood that surround ...
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The streets of Spain's cultural center are lined with bistros and full of musicians. Tours of the city carrying passengers to the bizarre Church of the Sagrada Familia by Gaudi, the statue of Columbus, the fourteenth-century Gothic Quart...
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One of the oldest and most picturesque of all Germany, Passau is located at the confluence of the rivers Inn, Ilz and Danube. The city, with its arches and its pretty cobbled streets, is perfect to be explored. Begin by solemn Cathedral of St. Ste...
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Surrounded by the river Havel peninsula Potsdam was chosen by the emperors of Prussia to build their royal palaces. Situated in a beautiful park, its buildings are worth a visit.  ...
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It is a town of pre-Roman origin, perhaps founded by Illyrian peoples and its Latin name Brundisium, repeats the word Messapian Brention, deer head, which seems to refer to the shape of the port that the city hosted. Brindisi, for its strategic po...
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Montpellier is a city set in the south of France, and is bounded by two rivers, the Lez and Mosson. Its name comes from the French "mont Pele," which means "mountain peeled, Cusa to its poor vegetation. One of the mos...
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All Ibiza (Balearic Islands, Spain) seem to merge with a 'harmony unknown ..... even the fat cats and seagulls here seem petulant pleasure and shared the same living spaces. If there away from the village the smell of salt and rosemary wild...
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Marseille is the second largest city in France for inhabitants and is located in the region of Provence in southern France. Thanks to its geographical position and proximity to the sea Marseille enjoys a climate characterized by hot summers and mi...
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