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The British Aura of London is Capped by Stratford Shakespearean Festival

April 28, 2007 by Habeeb SalloumLeave a Comment

As well, like London, Britain's capital, the town is intersected by the River Thames and as is the case in most of the towns in England it is filled with green spaces consisting of pleasant parks and thousands of trees. They offer year round opportunities for outdoor leisure activities and have earned the city the nickname 'Forest City'. Located in southwest Ontario-roughly halfway between Toronto and the U.S. border, London, a city of some … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Airport, America, Art, Bicycle, Britain, Bus Travel, Canada, Culture, England, Festival, Garden, Golf, Ice Cream, Journey, London, Museum, Restaurants, Toronto, Venice, Village

Valencia – The City That Has It All

March 28, 2007 by Alex WelshLeave a Comment

Western Europe is such an ultimate travel destination that anything worth seeing has already been triple-packed. It is practically impossible to find a place that has major attractions yet has retained its innocence. And, out of all countries, Spain - the place where annual tourist head count overtakes that of its residents - is a very unlikely candidate for such location. Valencia leaves you perplexed. When you see the vastness of its … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Arabic, Architecture, Art, Beach, Castle, Chile, Culinary travel, Culture, Europe, Fashion, Fireworks, Flowers, Garden, History, Israel, Istanbul, Journey, London, Museum

Trip to the Rhine in Germany

February 19, 2007 by Laurie ZentnerLeave a Comment

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We flew British Airways from San Francisco Int. Airport, to Heathrow Airport, and then into Frankfurt Airport. Heathrow has a special assistance lounge. Ask for assistance when leaving your plane, and they will take you to the lounge. You give them your boarding pass and let them know what sort of help you need, and when the time comes for you to board your departing flight, they either let you know that someone will meet you at the gate with an … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, Bridges, Bus Travel, Castle, Chocolate, Cruising, Drinking, England, Euro, Europe, Fashion, Food and Wine, Frankfurt, Germany, Harvest, Ice Cream, Internet, London, Museum, Music

Orlando, FL

by Dave · 3 Comments

Orlando Florida, The City Beautiful The biggest surprise to many visitors as they first arrive in Orlando, Florida is often the fact that a vast percentage of the area is not land, but water. Within Orlando's city limits are 104 named lakes. And in the surrounding suburbs that encompass much of Orange County, there are an additional 238 named lakes as well as a whopping 369 lakes as yet unnamed. The hundreds and hundreds of sparkling lakes … [Read more...]

Exploring Mallorca: From Wine Tasting to Luxury Hotels

November 7, 2006 by Habeeb SalloumLeave a Comment

After travelling half an hour through wooded mountains and lush valleys, we reached the winery of Santa Catarina in the area of Andratx - located in one of the most beautiful valleys of northwest Mallorca. Nestled in the southern foothills of the Tramuntana Mountains, the winery, part of a larger company (Macia Batle), is a real paradise for those who love fine wine. Wine production has been known for hundreds of years in Mallorca. The … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, Architecture, Art, Beach, Bus Travel, Castle, Caves, Drinking, Europe, Food and Wine, Germany, History, Journey, Mallorca, Mediterranean, Mosque, Museum, New York City, Paradise, Restaurants

AFS December Christmas Markets Germany

September 17, 2006 by Suzy DavisLeave a Comment

We arrive in Munich and our guide makes it clear this is Bavaria. This trip Bavarians favor autonomy from Germany and even have their own language. I've been here many times but looking through sober eyes now, I find it more vibrant, clean and sophisticated. We spend 2 days with Nancy, an excellent guide who has already emailed me to remain in touch. I have a mini-group of just 26 so this is like a vacation for me. It's a first time abroad … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: America, Animal Rescue, Art, Beer, Castle, Chocolate, Christmas, Europe, Food and Wine, Germany, Markets, Mountain Climbing, Museum, Shopping Mall, Spa, Walking tour, Wine Tasting

Mt. Rainier, WA – Seattle

by Dave · Leave a Comment

Seattle is a young, vibrant and modern city. It boasts the second tallest building west of the Mississippi. It is a city of coffee shops (not just Starbucks), twenty and thirty "somethings", parks, an intimate relationship with water, and mountaineering & high tech companies. Due to its proximity to the Olympic Peninsula, Cascade Mountains and Puget Sound, Seattle is a city that loves to be outdoors. Numerous outdoor destinations are within a … [Read more...]

Mt. Rainier, WA – More Info

by Dave · Leave a Comment

More Information Click on the tabs below for additional Mt. Rainier and Seattle resources: … [Read more...]

Wheelchair Accessible Travel in Paris

August 28, 2006 by Howard L. Chabner and Michele E. DeShaLeave a Comment

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I. INTRODUCTION A passerelle is a pedestrian bridge, of which central Paris has two (see II. Wheeling Around, below). It seems appropriate for an article about being a pedestrian in a city bisected by a vibrant river, centered on a beautiful riverfront and connected by grand, functional and varied bridges. We hope this article will bridge any gaps in access information and inspire disabled travelers to establish connections with this … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, America, Architecture, Art, Bakeries, Bridges, Bus Travel, California, Castle, Culinary travel, Drinking, Florence, Food and Wine, France, Garden, History, Internet, Luxembourg, Museum, Paris

Amsterdam with an Attitude

July 25, 2006 by JillLeave a Comment

Amsterdam - the name inspires thoughts of impressionists and culture. Rembrandt and Vermeer in Rijksmuseum and the disturbing paintings of Van Gogh. The historic downtown, the culture and the canals are one reason to visit this great capital. Of course, for others it's the spirit of 'tolerance' for things like soft drugs(pot smoking) and legal red light district which make it an interesting destination. As an observer at least. While Amsterdam … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, Amsterdam, Canals, Casino, Culture, Europe, History, Museum, Rhode Island, Shopping Mall

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