A trip to Olympus Cyprus

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Travel Info

Although Cyprus is famous for its beaches and its references to the goddess Aphrodite, there is a list of Byzantine churches, some World Heritage-camouflaged in the woods and villages in the Troodos Mountains in itself justify a trip to this piece of Mediterranean. Although the island seems the exclusive province of Aphrodite, the Troodos Mountains stand against the pagan goddess with a wealth of celestial magnitude. And, in addition to the hig… Continue reading →

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Hampi Festival: 500 years of great Hindu empire

Posted on January 15, 2010 by Travel Info

The century-old temples in this village south of India celebrate the anniversary of the Vijayanagar Empire with a folklore festival of elephants and brimming with color and life. Is held each year in November, invariably between 3 and 5, but this time the Hampi Hampi Utsav and Festival has been postponed to January 2010 to coincide with the 500th anniversary of the enthronement of Sri Krishnadevaraya, King more splendid than ever had the Vijaya… Continue reading →

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Barcelona is a city of a thousand faces

Posted on June 30, 2009 by Travel Info

…which is always full of life -. Nevertheless, do not think that you will be bored, quite the opposite! In Barcelona, you will find something to do especially at this time of year. Every summer, the city offers a wide range of festivals, parties, concerts and exhibitions of all kinds. Take a break for the festival in your neighborhood or the festival of Gracia – such as beautiful scenery that adorn its streets! – O Pop testate on the … Continue reading →

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From Bristol to heaven

Posted on July 30, 2010 by Travel Info

… rides and live music. There will be two night glows, an incredibly beautiful show held in the evening when about thirty balloons illuminate like giant light bulbs in a carefully choreographed lights and music work. The first festival was the brainchild of Don Cameron, founder of Cameron Balloons, the largest brand in the world of ballooning. Thousands of balloons creative traditional design and custom shapes and multicolored bubbles, many of whi… Continue reading →

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The greenest holiday of Ireland

Posted on March 14, 2010 by Travel Info

…master of a country of rather modest dimensions, it is expected that more than one million people participate in the thousand and one events organized in his honor all over Ireland. From 12 to 17 March, the new edition of the festival more fun for the island green will make everything, absolutely, mime dye color carpet this holy land was good enough to Christianize back in the fifth century Six days of celebrations, with their six nights, to exal… Continue reading →

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