River Elbe Hamburg wet with its lakes and parks and Dresden, the capital of Saxony - two German cities rich in culture and history. From the geographical point of view is located to the east of Europe, the Elbe flows from the giant mountains of Sa...
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Cruise in caicco on the coasts of Turkey - caicco The boat is a whole pot-bellied wood, where it almost always navigate to the slow gait of the diesel engine. The half caicco is ideal for nautical tourism and indeed the Turkish coast, where they a...
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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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You can follow the course of the Seine to the Channel Tunnel through landscapes of the countryside between orchards, pastures and clear water to the heart of Normandy, a region rich in history. You can visit Rouen with its wonderful Gothic architectu...
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A cruise on the Nile in Egypt is the opportunity to explore the mythical land of the pharaohs by privileged position of the Great River that has influenced the lives and culture of indigenous peoples. From the hectic life of a metro...
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Lauterbach is on the large island of Rügen and is considered the gateway to the most attractive seaside resort on the island, Binz. Its many antique shops, cafes and restaurants will entice you to look around, there are also some fine example...
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St. Petersburg is Russia's second city in terms of magnitude, and is located in the northwest compared to Moscow. In 2003, St. Petersburg has 300 years, founded by Peter the Great to counter the power of Sweden with the establishment of an ...
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Folegandros is a small rocky and barren island, from the steep cliffs overlooking the beaches and sand. The island, despite being the largest known among all small cyclades, has only six hundred inhabitants. Famous and unique...
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Like a mountain that comes out of the sea, with twenty villages Tinos is a land of peace and faith. It seems that the name derives from the Phoenician word "taouth" simply snake. The island, so close to Mykonos, in some ways it is...
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A chain of mountains divides the Greek island into four regions, each with its own separate field. The half-day tours visit two main attractions - the restored Minoan palace of Knossos, the 4000 years old, and the archaeol...
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Turkey  is a state whose territory includes the extreme eastern part of Thrace, in Europe, and the peninsula of Anatolia, traditionally considered the westernmost extension of the Asian continent. Turkey has 70 million inhabitants, mainly pro...
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The reunification of Germany produced a surprising result: a rich country of villages' s charm, small well-preserved medieval cities, landscapes or the sweet and strong traditions. Folklore from the Bavarian forests of Baden-Wurtemberg, the small ...
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Catania, the Sicilian town on the slopes of Etna. Completely destroyed by an earthquake in 1693, was rebuilt following the plan of Vaccarini, which gave an impression to the baroque city. Historically it was a colony Calcidese and wa...
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Cruises in the Caribbean, South America and the Mediterranean Royal Caribbean International has a fleet of 19 ships currently in service, 2 under construction and 1 orderly. With cruises, the company offers exclusive itinera...
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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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