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October 21, 2015November 24, 2015

Norway: Wooden church in Ringebu

The wooden church in Ringebu in Norway dates back to 1270, and is one of the oldest stave church in the Scandinavian country, where these shrines, medieval buildings whose structure is represented by wooden walls. Spread throughout scandinavia, nowadays all remaining stave churches are in Norway, except one located in Sweden.

The dating of the Church was given on the basis of some coins found during the archaeological excavations, although for some scholars, the Church could be even older. Much of the present building is a modernization of 1630, but the nave is the original 13th century. Continue reading “Norway: Wooden church in Ringebu”

October 18, 2015November 8, 2015

Things not to do when traveling abroad

The entire world over, so they say. But are we really sure that this saying is true? Of course not. Each country has its own traditions, languages, cultures, tastes, smells and colors. And above habits and behaviors that do not always go well anywhere.

To draw up a list of things not to say or what not to do when traveling abroad, here we summarized some points that should be avoided in some parts of the world not to have issues with the local people. It ranges from simple gestures to completely distorted habits elsewhere, like the one to tip in Japan, a real insult to the Japanese. Continue reading “Things not to do when traveling abroad”

October 14, 2015November 6, 2015

Ravensburger Spieleland: The city of children’s play

The town of games suitable for children. The summer 2015 for those with children has a destination: Ravensburg, southern land of Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.

Children’s City for children: here is, between the city and Lake Constance, Ravensburger Spieleland, the amusement park with over 60 attractions. Built in 1998, the park covers about 25 acres of land and is suitable for everyone from 3 years of age. Continue reading “Ravensburger Spieleland: The city of children’s play”

October 12, 2015November 6, 2015

What to do in Ras Al Khaimah, the races of camels

The Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, located just 45 minutes drive from Dubai, it is a destination that attracts more and more tourists from all over the word thanks to the perfect blend of modernity and tradition. A place where the warm sea, the long white beaches, to the succession of red desert dunes alongside a welcome of the highest level where experience the warmth of the Arab.

For Arab traditions you can’t miss traditional camel races among the dunes, one of the oldest and most popular sports in the Middle East. Continue reading “What to do in Ras Al Khaimah, the races of camels”

October 10, 2015March 15, 2017

Golden Rules for Planning an Extended Trip

Some trips last just a few days, while others can be months or even years. If you plan to spend a long time traveling, you might choose to hop from place to place. However, sometimes your journey might take you to one location for an extended period. Perhaps you want to experience somewhere in-depth, or you have to go on a business trip. Whatever your reason for staying longer, planning a lengthy stay is a little different to only sticking around for a week or two. There are a few things to keep in mind, including the things below.

Budget Your Trip
A long trip is obviously going to cost you more, so budgeting for it is essential. There are lots of factors that could affect how much you need to spend. If you stay with a friend or family, you might not have to think about accommodation. You’ll have to consider how you’re going to eat while you’re there. Will you eat out for most of your meals or find somewhere with cooking facilities? You also need to consider how you’re going to get there and how to get around. If you’re going on a business trip, you may still have to think about your allowable expenses. Continue reading “Golden Rules for Planning an Extended Trip”

October 4, 2015October 19, 2015

Sidney: A walk from Bondi to Bronte beach

Among the many things that you can do and see in Sydney, definitely there is a jump to one of the world’s most beautiful urban beaches, Bondi Beach , always fighting for the title of the most beautiful beach with Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro, and South Beach in Miami. But Sidney is full of beaches, so why not take the opportunity and make a nice morning walk from Bondi Beach to Bronte Beach?

From Bondi to Bronte, through Tamarama Beach, there are about 3.5 kilometers to go with sneakers, because in addition to beautiful white sand beaches, is also through a rugged coastline battered by the waves from the ocean and manicured and green urban parks. Do not miss the view from Ben Buckler, the northernmost point of the route. Continue reading “Sidney: A walk from Bondi to Bronte beach”

October 3, 2015August 12, 2024

The top ten forgotten items on board

Raise your hand if you got off the plane and, once through the gate for the exit, he remembered that he had accidentally left something in the overhead, on the seat or in the door. Sunglasses, keys, iPod, coats, hats, souvenirs just bought in the airport of departure or the aircraft itself, the list are long and varied unfortunately. Continue reading “The top ten forgotten items on board”

October 2, 2015May 10, 2021

Leipzig: The St. Nicholas church

The most famous portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach is back home. The painting is now in Leipzig where it was made and where the great classical composer lived much of his life. The portrait was donated by the Scheide family who owned it.

Leipzig has just celebrated its thousand years of history, and repeating back after the devastation of World War II and the conformity of the Soviet era, with the goal of once again become one of the capital of Music in Europe. It is not a case that has been defined by the New York Times the “new Berlin”, a young, creative and dynamic that will leave everyone stunned with its trendy bars, art galleries and trendy spaces. Continue reading “Leipzig: The St. Nicholas church”

May 14, 2015October 8, 2015

Where to go in Australia: Gippsland

With ancient forests and waterfalls, rocky cliffs and lake views, stunning beaches and a varied fauna and abundant, the Gippsland in the beautiful state of Victoria in Australia, is a real paradise the lovers of nature and is a territory still largely preserved.

The region extends from the limits of the Victorian Alps to the southern tip of Australia, the Wilsons Promontory National Park. But it is also the strip of land east of Melbourne, the city where you live better in the world, running from Phillip Island up to the border with the state of New South Wales is therefore the land which you cross compulsorily traveling by car along the coast, from Melbourne towards Sydney. Continue reading “Where to go in Australia: Gippsland”

May 12, 2015October 8, 2015

Turkey, the statue of the prince who take selfie

The Craze of selfie is taking a bit ‘too carried away. It is proof of this statue which is in Turkey that has become a tourist destination for fans of the self timer – because this means selfie – but also the subject of numerous controversies.

The statue is located in Amasya and depicts an Ottoman prince while take a picture with the phone. The steel sculpture was commissioned by the municipality of this city of about one hundred thousand inhabitants in the north of the country not far from the Black Sea, and has been placed on Saturday, May 9 in the town square, immediately attracting many curious and many critics. Continue reading “Turkey, the statue of the prince who take selfie”