Medieval villages, a perfect plan for the weekend

Posted on January 17, 2010 by Travel Info

…eat of a long wall with battlements and built on an ancient mosque. In its first part is a tower building and the courtyard of the Romanesque church. The cloister has interesting Romanesque capitals and fifteenth-century wall paintings and beside it is a museum with Romanesque art, Gothic and relics. The people down, kept its old medieval packaging. Not lacking in the expected lanes, or the arcade. Nor stone mansions with coats and noble bearing…. Continue reading →

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The most romantic destinations for lovers

Posted on February 14, 2011 by Travel Info

… longest kiss.” Taj Mahal Around the Indian city of Agra stands the Taj Mahal, the most imposing monument to love, a tribute to Prince Jahan Sahah dedicated to the memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz. Niagara Falls The Cave of the Winds is the rocky passage that allows a close look at the Bridal Veil, one of the most impressive waterfalls of Niagara Falls favorite place for American couples on honeymoon. Roma Roma (or Love, if you read hi… Continue reading →

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Turkish culture

Posted on May 18, 2010 by Travel Info

…s to avoid idolatry. All this led to the fact that Turkish artists have surpassed everyone in the world in the art of calligraphy and ornamental design. Unbelievable, but they could simply show different shades of the soul by painting letters! In the Ottoman Empire the calligrapher could learn dozens of handwriting and use each of them. Now the ban on images of faces and figures is not actual any more, but the Turkish art is still more inclined t… Continue reading →

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Skiing Vacation To Europe

Posted on March 21, 2008 by Admin

…great time. Also, the facilities right on the resorts are out of this world. It really is a great place to go skiing. We arrived in France, and we were firstly shocked at how laid-back it all seemed. It was some surrealist painting, except in motion, with strange, stereotypically French characters passing by. Regardless of this initial culture shock, we soon got our skis on and experienced the awesome slopes for ourselves. Trust me – F… Continue reading →

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Milan is home of international fashion

Posted on July 4, 2009 by Travel Info

…ll its corners. What’s more, it enjoys a rich heritage Historic move that we publish thousands of years back in time thanks to its impressive monuments (such as Il Duomo cathedral) and its works of art (like the famous painting “The Last Supper” by Leonardo da Vinci, displayed in the church Santa Maria delle Grazie). As the fashion capital of which is the main city streets, Via Manzoni, Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga and Via … Continue reading →

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