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Comida Madrilena

May 17, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

As the capital of Spain there is no doubt that Madrid delivers a great deal of excellent dining choices, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you get good food from the region everywhere you go. Like every other bigger city it is a melting pot for different regions where different cultures and with that different flavours get mixed together. So what are typical dishes from Madrid? If you're going to stay in apartments in Madrid you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Culinary travel, Food and Wine, Olives, Seafood, Spain

Sweet Tooth in Budapest

May 10, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

Budapest has been a place of inspiration for many writers and composers. For this reason the city was known for its coffee house culture which served as a meeting point for creative minds. In Budapest you can find historical coffee houses that are traditionally owned by one family and passed on generation to generation, but also there are many trendy hip cafes to enjoy a good cup of coffee. The coffee houses are often very elegant and still … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Castle, Chocolate, Coffee, Culture, Hungary

Memorial to Germany Unification

May 3, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

Finally a memorial to remember the unification of Germany! There is absolutely no doubt that the traveller who rents Berlin apartments will visit the many monuments that remember the rich German history, especially in regards to the Third Reich, the Cold War and the separation of Germany which include the Reichstag, the Holocaust memorial, Checkpoint Charlie, and the Brandenburger Tor. Although Germany has been unified for over 20 years … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Culture, Germany, History, Walking tour

Contemporary art in Rome – The MAXXI

April 26, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

The architecture, art work and monuments in Rome deliver infinite examples of the classical art movements and religious art. Botticelli, Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Donatello and Titian are among the big names in Roman art whose art can be admired in the city. Architectural structures such as the Colloseum, the Pantheon or St Peter's Square in Vatican City are significant landmarks in the city that represent the elegance and classic beauty of the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Culture, Germany, Italy, Museum, Rome, Walking tour

The CAAC in Seville

April 19, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

At the beginning of May Seville will host its famous Feria de Abril. As a yearly festivity that this region is known for worldwide, it is filled with many exciting events to which people from all over the world come to renting apartments in Seville to join the party. The dates for this year's Feria are May 2nd to May 8th. If you haven't been to Seville before and the exciting Feria got you in the mood to relax and calm down a little bit a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Art, Culture, History, Museum, Spain

The 17th Super Bock Super Rock in Lisbon

April 12, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

Since it is never too early to find out about big music events and festival season is about to kick off, let's turn our attention to Lisbon, Portugal because from July 14th until the 16th it will host the 17th edition of the Super Bock Super Rock, one of the biggest rock festivals in Portugal. I have to be a bit more precise, as the actual place of the festival is Meco, Sesimbra which is about 40km away from Lisbon which make this an … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Beer, Festival, Flowers, Music, Portugal, Shopping Mall

The Cyprus Tug o War

April 6, 2011 by Roni WeissLeave a Comment

The first thing that drew me to Cyprus is that they are another of those countries that "doesn't exist". The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is only recognized by Turkey itself. It's also known as "North(ern) Cyprus". According to the European Union (and much of the world), the whole island is one country. The reality of this is pretty clearly in dispute, as the TRNC runs its own border control at its (internationally unrecognized) … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Africa, Beer, Britain, Castle, Cyprus, England, France, History, Italy, Mediterranean, Mosque, Passport, Shopping Mall, South Africa, Village, Visa

Wales: The Quiet Kid in the Corner

April 6, 2011 by Roni WeissLeave a Comment

One of my pet travel projects is understanding "minority nations", the countries within countries. The UK has that in droves: Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and arguably, England itself. The thing is, I really could not find a distinction between Welsh culture and British culture at large. Sure, there's a language that they have that looks like anagrams or txtspk, but beyond that, what makes someone uniquely Welsh? Certainly not the pubs … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Britain, Canada, Culinary travel, Culture, England, Food and Wine, Golf, History, Ireland, National Park, Seafood, Walking tour, Wildlife

Barcelona by Bike

April 5, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

A growing number of hybrid cars roams the streets and the use of public transportation is increasingly encouraged. This is particularly the case in big urban areas, where the public-transportation system tends to be well-developed and reliable. If you rent apartments in Barcelona, Paris, or Berlin there is no need to rent a car, a subway ticket will be just fine get around the city. Another trend that goes hand in hand with caring for our … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Beach, Bicycle, Bus Travel, Germany, Paris, Public Transportation, Spain

“L’Orient des Femmes” in Paris

March 22, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

It is not a secret that Paris is one of the world's fashion capitals, arguably the original fashion capital. The most powerful designers, couture houses and fashion magazines have their origin in the City of Light. If you recently rented apartments in Paris you might have had the chance to get a glimpse of the glamour of this year's Paris Fashion Week. This year's edition shook up the scene quite little bit. But what made the biggest … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Art, Culture, Egypt, Fashion, History, Paris, Walking tour

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