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Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest in New Seven Wonders of the World Campaign

October 27, 2011 by DaveLeave a Comment

October 27, 2011 -- Puerto Rico's Department of Economic Development and Commerce is urging Puerto Ricans to spread the word and vote for El Yunque to become one of the seven most impressive and unique natural attractions in the world. Voting ends November 11th at 11:11 am. On that same day the New7Wonders organization will announce the preliminary results of the contest. More than 600,000 visitors enjoy the waterfalls, flora and natural … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: America, Argentina, Brazil, Italy, Puerto Rico, Rainforest, South America, Spain, Volcano

Adam Pervez: Travel Writer, Speaker

October 12, 2011 by Dave3 Comments

Photos courtesy of Adam Pervez - Adam is currently on a round the world trip (RTW), exploring his passions by traveling to remote places and learning what happiness means to people and cultures globally. He shares his experiences and thoughts on his website, the Happiness Plunge. Recently we had a chance to ask Adam about his travels and travel philosophy.   Q. What is the "Happiness Plunge"? The Happiness Plunge is when … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Interviews · Tagged: Africa, Africa Safari, America, Backpacking, Botswana, Couch Surfing, Culture, Denmark, Fashion, Food and Wine, History, Internet, Istanbul, Journey, Museum, South Africa, Spain, Volunteer, Walking tour, Wildlife

Guidelines for a Paella Valenciana

October 11, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

The paella is arguably the Spanish national dish to many foreigners. The original paella, however, originates from Valencia. Staying in Valencia apartments you will definitely find the authentic paella valenciana, but unfortunately, in the touristic zones of any Spanish city the restaurants will sell you anything as the most authentic paella. The best solution to this problem is of course being hands on trying to cook a paella yourself, but being … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Food and Wine, Restaurants, Seafood, Spain, Village

A Gaudi Walk in Barcelona

October 3, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

The name Antoni Gaudi is synonymous with the magnificent architecture in Barcelona. No visitor gets around admiring the great architectural legacy Gaudi has left. If you happen to stay in apartments in Barcelona directly in the center some of the most prominent Gaudi buildings are in mere walking distance: As a good starting point of a Gaudi walk in the center is the Palau Guell (Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3) right off the Ramblas. It … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Culture, History, Mallorca, Palau, Shopping Mall, Spain, Walking tour

The European Nightlife

September 27, 2011 by Miss Moci1 Comment

A big appeal of a big city for visitors and residents equally is the variety in its cultural offer but also in its nightlife. Where it is rather easy to find your way around to visit the most important cultural and historical sights and monuments, it is always nice for visitors to know where the local crowd goes for a drink and some music. What is to follow is a list of several cities in Europe that I have been to and that are known to have a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Amsterdam, Beer, Bicycle, Culture, Drinking, Europe, Germany, Hungary, Music, Nightlife, Spain

Tapas in Seville

September 20, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

A very known trait of the people of Andalusia is that they are very open and social. There is nothing more social than sitting in a bar with an ice-cold beer and some tapas. And there is no better place to do get to know this laid-back way of life than this region's capital. So why not rent Seville apartments to get to know this culture. Here are some budget-friendly tips on where to go for a beer and some tapas: Las Coloniales/Taberna … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Beer, Culture, Dessert, Drinking, Food and Wine, Ice Cream, Restaurants, Spain

Where to listen and dance to traditional Hungarian music

September 18, 2011 by NevaLeave a Comment

As it is well known Hungary it is an exception in linguistic terms, as it's the only country in the central Europe where a non Indo-European language is spoken. This part of the world is also very peculiar for its music traditions especially because the Hungarians are making a big effort to preserve their traditional music and dance. The great Hungarian composer and pianist Bela Bartok himself has studied folk music deeply. Together with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Arabic, Culture, Europe, Food and Wine, History, Hungary, Music, Restaurants, Romania, Spain

A Quick Guide to El Rastro in Madrid

August 30, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

If you are familiar with flea markets it is no secret that people that frequent these types of markets aren't simply interested in purchasing something (most of the time cheap, but already used). Flea markets are attractive for the thrill of negotiating, the curiosities one finds and people watching due to the eclectic mix of people you will see. If you rent apartments in Madrid you can't miss out on the experience of El Rastro which is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Antiques, Beer, Europe, Markets, Public Transportation, Spain

Sevilla Feeling

August 2, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

I spent last weekend in Tossa de Mar, a very beautiful little town on the Costa Brava a little more than 1h away from Barcelona. I went with a couple of friends. We stayed at the apartment of a friend that works there for the summer season. I arrived in Tossa Friday night and there were no specific plans for the evening yet. The friend that is working there at a restaurant for the summer is originally from Sevilla. We waited for her until … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Costa Brava, Dancing, Drinking, Music, Restaurants, Spain

Sport Venues in Madrid

July 5, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

There is no doubt that Madrid is a powerhouse when it comes to sports in Spain and Europe, especially in football and basketball. With 2 teams in the top league in Spain in both sports, a lot of athletic talent accumulates in the city. And this year's season has proven this yet again: Real Madrid Baloncesto was the only Spanish team this season to make it to the Final Four in the Euroleague. And the football club of Real Madrid won the Copa … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Chile, Europe, History, Museum, Spain, Sports

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