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Visit Paris By: Bonny Kominek
France''s capital city Paris is often called the world''s most romantic city: it''s a well-earned title. Whether it''s wandering hand in hand along the banks of the Seine, or sipping cocktails in one of the romantic little bars tucked away on Paris''s streets, there''ll be something to make sure your holiday is one to remember.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-19)
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Salou Travel Guide By: Bonny Kominek
80km west of Barcelona lies sun-soaked Salou. This popular resort sits in the heart of the Costa Dorada and attracts families looking for hassle-free fun in the sun from all over Europe. Together with neighbouring resorts La Pineda and Cambrils, it shares several miles of pristine, clean golden beaches. Plus inland there are mountains to climb and theme parks to visit.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-19)
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Free Attractions For All The Family In Nottingham By: Bonny Kominek
Many British holidaymakers are looking to cut the cost of their holidays this year thanks to the global economic downturn. Many are choosing to holiday closer to home this year at fantastic British holiday cities like Nottingham. There are plenty of free and cheap activities in Nottingham to keep the whole family entertained on holiday too.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-19)
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Antalua Travel Guide By: Bonny Kominek
In South-western Turkey on the Mediterranean coastline lies Antalya, one of Turkey''s most (justifiably) popular holiday destinations. The location is beautiful: not only do you have the Mediterranean Ocean before you but its situated on coastal cliffs and surrounded by jaw-droppingly beautiful mountains.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-19)
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Find Paradise In Positano By: Bonny Kominek
Anyone who''s a fan of the romantic comedy Under the Tuscan Sun may have already been inspired to visit the stunning coastal town of Positano. Its beautiful shores are best accessed by boat, as the views upon arrival are simply breathtaking and parking can be difficult in Positano, as is the case with many towns along the Amalfi coast.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-18)
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Southampton On A Shoestring By: Bonny Kominek
With many Britons still feeling the pinch from the recession, many holidaymakers are starting to look a little closer to home when choosing a holiday destination. This has meant a sharp increase in trade for traditional British tourist hotspots such as Southampton. Southampton has many free activities and attractions for those holidaying on a budget too.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-18)
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A Trip To Pisa By: Bonny Kominek
Everybody has heard of Pisa. The mere mention of the name conjures images of the infamous leaning tower in just a fraction of a second. Yet Pisa has a lot more to offer the casual tourist than examples of unstable architecture. It is a site of great historical importance within Italy as well as being a vibrant centre of modern culture. Unconvinced? Here''s a quick look at what''s hot in Pisa this summer:(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-18)
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Fun For All The Family In And Around Palmanova By: Bonny Kominek
With Palmanova a major tourist area on the popular Spanish holiday island of Majorca, it is no surprise to find that the town has its own extensive Tourist Information Centre. Located at the Calle Passeig de la Mar, it is a great place to stop by when you arrive to find out about the latest events and festivals, as well as local attractions.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-18)
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Exploring The Sights And Sounds Of Vancouver By: Bonny Kominek
Kits Beach. This beautiful beach in the Kitsilano neighbourhood offers a combination of fresh ocean air, mountain views, and a laid back West Coast atmosphere. There are several great cafes nearby, so you can grab a specialty coffee, a smoothie, or a snack and head to the beach for a stroll.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-18)
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Exploring The Sights And Sounds Of Zurich By: Bonny Kominek
Of the many churches of note in Zurich, the Grossmunster church is especially worthy of your attention thanks to the works created around the church by some of the finest craftsmen and artists in Europe, if not the world. A Romanesque church, it features an Augusto Giacometti designed choir window, as well as glorious Otto Munch designed bronze doors.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-08-18)
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