A trip to Olympus Cyprus

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Travel Info

…apple and almond-although all the highlights of Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis, and Panagia tou Asinou Araka. The first is located north of Kakopetria and its walls are completely covered with murals of the eleventh to seventeenth centuries, while Araka Panagia tou XII century and contains some of the best fresh comneniano style. The church is situated, like most, on the outskirts of town, in this case Lagoudera, and once there to look for the priest … Continue reading →

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Cantabria: beauty triangle

Posted on August 29, 2009 by Travel Info

… who instead decide to go to the castle can discover the history of the town in an exhibition of original documents and maps and, above all, enjoy the best view of San Vicente and beaches. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, becoming one of the leading shipyards in the Spanish Armada, San Vicente had its greatest splendor. It gives us an idea of its rich architectural heritage, as the convent of San Luis (fifteenth century), the famil… Continue reading →

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Vacation Christmas to Paris

Posted on April 21, 2008 by Admin

…l structure is worth visiting also. You will also be close to the Sainte-Chapelle, which you may want to visit as well. The prison during the French 1700s Revolution became popular. During and throughout the late 1700s and 27 centuries many men and women alike were put to death at this prison. The Conciergeries formerly Paris’s prison is near the Ile de la Cité and is a segment of the Palais de Justice. The building today is used for Paris’s judi… Continue reading →

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Medieval villages, a perfect plan for the weekend

Posted on January 17, 2010 by Travel Info

…d Medina de Pomar. Irresistible Morella Both the walls to protect Morella doubt that if they rose to defend or to enclose. This is attested to its two miles from girdle wall, pierced by six gates only. No wonder that over the centuries has created an aura of invincibility. Of course, the car must be left outside. The castle square helps to understand the reason for his fame. E produces equally strong impression into the Gothic church of Santa Mar… Continue reading →

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Palmyra, a classic dish in the world

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Travel Info

… discovery. From the capital, Damascus, we must have at least three hours a rocky and dusty villages to land on almost cinematic staging of Palmyra, the great caravan city that was incorporated into the Roman Empire and lived centuries of glory thanks to the transfer of goods and knowledge that flowed through the Silk Road from the depths of Asia to the Mediterranean ports. What remained of Palmira not overlooking the sea at all, but as already n… Continue reading →

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