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» Westminster  The borough of Westminster represents not only the heart of Greater London, it is the centre of Great Britain's political life. Named after the Abbey of Westminster...
» Covent Garden and The Strand Are you looking forward to enjoy a perfect stay in London? Don't forget to go shopping at Covent Garden and to visit "The Strand" one of the most famous streets of London...
» The City of London The so called "City" is the twin sister of Westminster in London. Those two boroughs, even though "The City" is not a proper borough, are the original nucleus of what tod...
» South Bank Formerly this area before to the Thames River was known as Lambeth and Lower Marsh. Since 1951, year of the Festival of Britain, this area underwent through an extensive ...


» London Underground or "The Tube" London Underground is the first and the longest underground railway in the world with its 268 stations and some 400 kilometers of tracks. The nickname "Tube"&#...


» Hamburg, long thought of as a mercantile capital of Europe, in reality has much to offer in the way of history, culture, civic beauty and nightlife. It is a beautiful mer...
» Regardless of your interests or budget, prontohotel.com can find the hotel that will suit you. We can find any level of accommodation, from the least expensive, “I’m ...


» Dublin is a metropolitan city of approximately one and a half million people, located on the eastern coast of Ireland where the River Liffey empties into the Irish Sea. ...
» We at prontohotel.com want to be your gateway to this beautiful city. For return visitors who know exactly the renovated historic site for them, prontohotel.com can put ...


» Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, with a population of about 450,000 people. It lies along the eastern coast of Scotland, on the North Sea, and its combination of arc...
» There are many options for accommodations and hotels in Edinburgh, from renovated castles to hidden away Bed and Breakfasts, to converted river barges. prontohotel.com ca...


» What is there to say about Las Vegas? It is the sparkling, glittering jewel of Nevada, a place to forget yourself and have fun. It has also become a family destination ...
» Whichever aspect of Las Vegas you choose to experience (and who says that you have to choose one, why not experience as many as you can?), you can find the perfect place ...


» Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States, and lies along the Chesapeake Bay on the east coast. It contains all of the U.S.'s Federal buildings, and is filled ...
» Washington, D.C., is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States, both with Americans as well as foreigners, and most hotel reservations must be mad...


» Munich is a city located in southern Germany. It has a population of approximately 1.35 million people, which makes it the third largest city in Germany. It is a beautifu...
» prontohotel.com can find hotels for anyone who is looking to spend some time in Munich. The city has many different areas, with diverse hotels to match. Just come to our ...


» Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania, a city located in the southeastern section of that country. It has a population of approximately 600,000 people, and has a rich hist...
» Hotels in Vilnius are plentiful, whether they be the super modern, no holds barred high rises with concierge service, or the quaint rooming houses in the Old City and pro...


» Knows all about places to stay in Cannes, whether it be luxury hotels with ocean views, or quaint country inns a few miles out of town. We can find full service hotels wh...
» When one hears the name Cannes, one immediately thinks of the Film Festival, beautiful people tanning on the magnificent beach, glamorous boutiques full of the latest cou...


» There are hotels both old-fashioned and modern to stay in Atlanta and prontohotel.com can find whatever you’re looking for. There are world-renowned five star hotels do...
» Atlanta, Georgia, is an American city steeped in history. From its role in the Civil War (who could ever forget the scene of its burning from “Gone With The Wind”?), ...


» Thanks for the privilege of booking your next trip to this spectacular city. We can find you hotels both old and new, from a renovated building dating back hundreds of ye...
» Frankfurt, or Frankfurt am Main, as it is known to most, is the acknowledged hub of European travel. Located geographically near the center of Europe, it is the resting p...


» Abbreviations will take you there! So you are in Prague and you are looking for Saint Venceslas Square? Ore you whish to visit the Old Town Square. If it is so don't go asking to the inhabitants of Prague ...
» Stones, not Flowers! While visiting the Jewish Cemetery in Prague's Jewish Quarter you will notice the lack of flowers. In their place you will see some stones. This tradition comes from the ...


» So, now that you’ve decided to add Torquay to your itinerary, or indeed make it a destination all on its own, you’ll need a place to stay. When you think of hotels i...
» Torquay is a charming and picturesque town on the southern coast of United Kingdom, in Devonshire. It has a population of approximately 70,000 people, so it has a real �...


» San Diego, located on the coast of southern California, has something for just about anyone, regardless of age or interests. It is an eclectic mix of the old and the new,...
» Here at prontohotel.com we pride ourselves on being able to provide the best possible hotels at the lowest possible price. Even if you’re a return traveler to San Diego...


» From its trendy and beautiful River Walk (known as the Paseo del Rio to the locals), to its historical Alamo, San Antonio is the second largest city in the glorious state...
» We have access to accommodations in all geographical sections of San Antonio, from modern hotels that are walking distance to the River Walk, to the well-known chain hote...


» The Magic of the Lesser Quarter! Malá Strana Prague is a city where you can breathe a magic atmosphere. If it's magic and romanticism what you are looking for, we kindly advise you to get lost through the alleys of ...
» The Everlasting Charm of the Old Town! Staré M?sto Crossing Charles Bridge you will find yourself in the same alleys where Mozart or Kafka used to stroll. Here today you will find hordes of tourists and the busy inhabitan...


» Money Info Prague’s Currency Since the Czech Republic probably will join the euro countries in 2012, up to that date, you will have to change your currency in Czech Crown. Anyhow,...


» From slum to trendy: the Jordaan In the 17th century the Jordaan was the district where Amsterdam’s working class lived side by side with the emigrants who moved to the city. During the following ...


» The passion of flowers Flowers are certainly a national passion in Holland. You can feel it at once while strolling through the Floating Flower Market (Bloemenmarkt) along the Singel, between ...


» Khamoro Festival If you are visiting Prague in May, you should definitely think about spending some time at the Khamoro Festival, which showcases worldwide Roma music, dance, and film. T...
» Prague gives you another chance! So you forgot to celebrate S. Valentine's day with your significant other… Well you don't have to worry! At least not too much. You'll have another chance. All you need...
» For music lovers: Prague Spring International Music Festival If you are a music fan visiting the city of Prague, try to schedule your visit to catch the Prague Spring International Music Festival. It's an annual event that goes b...


» Just as with most major European cities, Amsterdam has an extensive public transit system that includes a full train system throughout the city, as well as connection poi...


» New York City is home to many neighborhoods, each with a distinct identity, but none conjures such strong images as Harlem. Though it is located on the island of Manhatta...


» Prague Transportation System If you should ever get tired of walking around the marvels that the city of Prague has to offer, you will have the opportunity to use one of Europe's best Public Transpor...
» Public Transportation Fees Single Tickets This ticket is the less expensive. It is valid only for 20 minutes since the moment you validate it, this applies on busses or trams, or for only 5 stati...


» Museum Night Amsterdam Since almost ten years, on the first Saturday of November, Amsterdam's Museums and other cultural venues host, from seven in the evening till two in the morning, all...
» pAn Amsterdam – Art and Antique Fair The Pictura Antiquaris National takes place every year on the second half of November. The RAI Congress Center houses this incredible event, where you will be able to buy...
» Cannabis Cup This one of a kind event takes place in Amsterdam during the Thanksgiving week since the end of the 1980s. Everybody, even though the organization recommends that only th...


» There can be no better place to spend Christmas than in London. Just the phrase conjures up images of revelers looking in through misty windows at displays of candy and ...


» Let us guide you in the discovery of the Eternal City! Rome is part of the heritage of the world, an open-air museum where the Roman Empire mixes with the modern city giv...
» Hotels in Rome have been a familiar part of the city for over two thousand years! The pilgrims became travelers and those gave way to the tourists, filling the Rome hotel...


» Barcelona is one of the most beautiful cities in the World! Thanks to a diverse population that changes constantly, and the huge influx of people from all over the world...
» This wonderful Spanish gem of a city is a treat for all visitors, and there is a huge selection of hotels in Barcelona from which to choose. All over the city you will ...


» So you are planning to visit Madrid, the heart of Spain! Madrid is famous throughout the world for its "movida", a term that nowadays indicates the crazy nights of the p...
» There are a practically infinite number of choices for hotels in Madrid, with a wide array of options and prices. You will have the chance to choose your Madrid hotel in...


» London is a one thousands attractions city, where past and present blend giving birth to a unique city! London is a melting pot of cultures and races, in this city you wi...
» Finding hotels in London is very easy, thanks to the huge choice of hotel accommodations that London has to offer, even though we kindly advise you to book everything in ...


» Paris is the beating heart of one of the first national states of the world. Paris is a living synonym for art, culture, fashion style and, last but not least, romantici...
» If the melodic tinkling of a glass of wine and the allure of high fashion kidnaps you, it's time to find an hotel in Paris and start your holiday. Overflowing Paris hotel...


» Cosmopolitan, constantly alive, New York it's the city that never sleeps, a paradise on Earth for the night lovers, at any time you will be able to find something to do. ...
» There is no place more suited than New York to stay in a luxury hotel. This city is the realm of shopping, of fashion noghclubs and of course hotels in New York are of th...


» Amsterdam is the city of brotherhood. Since the late Middle Ages it became the safe sanctuary for the European free spirits and radical thinkers. Also known to travelers ...
» If you want to spend your holiday in Holland and are looking for a hotel in Amsterdam in general or for one in particular, this is the page which is in your case! Whether...


» Culture, history, art and much more welcome the tourists in the astonishing city of Berlin! Since the city was reunited in 1989 following the fall of the infamous Berlin ...
» Search and book your hotel in Berlin; you could also select resorts, villas and bed and breakfast in Berlin for every taste and every budget. Hotels in Berlin, the capita...


» Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, welcomes every tourist with its astonishing art treasures! Just walking around the streets of Florence you will be able to see so...
» Finding a hotel in Florence, with its exhaustive array of hotel accommodations, can be a daunting task. However, when the options are delivered to you from some of the m...


» Shanghai, China's most populous city, will greet you with a perfectly balanced mix of Chinese culture and modern skyscrapers. Before Mao's revolution, Shanghai was the ep...
» Thanks to the wealthy recovery of Shanghai economics you will be able to find every kind of hotel accommodation! Shanghai hotels offer the right balance of accommodations...


» The hotels in Vienna reflect the style and the beauty of this gorgeous city. Finding the perfect Vienna hotel that will suit your own personal taste is only a few clicks ...
» Vienna, the aristocratic capitol of Austria, gently laid down between snow covered pikes, it’s a paradise of architectural beauties and history. The city of Sissy, the ...


» It doesn’t matter if you are looking for a five star hotel for a romantic weekend in Venice, or if you are looking for a quiet and cozy hotel in Venice where you might ...
» Venice, the Queen of the Adriatic Sea! From the ferry from Piazzale Roma to San Marco's Square, to the quaint alleys and the squares of the city of Venice, visitors are a...


» In the "Lone Star State" you will find the enchanting city of Houston. Houston is a lively city, full of interesting things to do! The name of the biggest city in the Sta...
» The hotels in Houston range from every possibly scenario, for the casual traveler to the businessmen that come to this city for conferences, to the families that are seek...


» Milan, Italy, is the fashion capital of the world and, because of this, you would expect to find some of the best hotels anywhere in the world. At certain times of the ye...
» Milan is one of the most important cities in Italy. As the fashion, economic and business hub of Italy; there is so much to do you won’t be able to see it all in one vi...


» Beijing, China, is more than simply the capital of the country with the world’s largest population; it is the biggest and best gem in all of China. Beijing offers sight...
» Beijing is a study of two cultures. One culture that is ancient and riddled with history, and the other culture that evolved from Mao Tse Tung’s Cultural Revolution. Si...


» Originally Orlando, Florida was a sleepy town in the middle of the acres of orange groves and farmland. Then one day a mouse roared into town and Orlando was never the sa...
» Orlando, Florida, is one of the biggest tourist destinations on the East Coast of the United States. With several major theme parks mixed with the uniqueness of central F...


» Istanbul is one of the busiest, most crowded and bustling places you may ever visit. There is so much to do here and so many attractions that people from all over the wor...
» There is no doubt that Istanbul is one of the most amazing cities on the earth. With history layered upon history you will find everything from ancient Roman architecture...


» San Francisco is truly one of the most beautiful cities in the USA and a place that you’ll want to come back to over and over again. San Francisco has developed a reput...
» San Francisco has been the most “happening” place on the West Coast of the United States for over a century. With the history and rich culture of San Francisco you ar...


» Budapest is a city that has been reinventing itself for the past decade or so. It has been the center of many changes and cultural differences for hundreds of years and i...
» Visitors to Budapest, Hungary, will be surprised just how small the historic section of town really is. Most of the sites that tourists would be interested in are within ...


» To tourists, Athens represents “all things Greek”, but to the residents it is the city that most Greeks hate! This is partly because an amazing 40% of the population ...
» Your first impressions of Athens might not be good, mostly because of your extremely long flight. From the airport you’ll find yourself on a boring freeway and then in ...


» Miami Beach has been considered the preeminent beach city in America for nearly a century. While Miami Beach is widely considered to be a part of Miami, it is in fact a s...
» The biggest attraction of Miami Beach is definitely the beaches! One of the most popular beaches is South Beach. Referred by the locals as SoBe, or just the Beach, it fea...


» Brussels is the capital of Belgium and perhaps one of the most important cities in all of Europe. As the administrative capital of the European Union, it could be conside...
» Brussels has so much to see and do that it can be very overwhelming. There are at least 75 museums dedicated to just about everything you can think of. There are several ...


» Miami has in recent years become a very popular tourist attraction. Just as you would imagine finding beautiful models in the sunny Florida city, it will also seem that t...
» Miami is one of the most unique cities in the world. It has no problems establishing its identity and is known worldwide as the multifaceted city that attracts millions o...


» Marbella, Spain, while not as popular as the nearby Torremolinos, is still one of the best locations in Spain and the best city along the Costa del Sol. Some of the regio...
» Marbella is a beautiful city in Spain and part of the world famous Costa de Sol. Marbella has developed a reputation as a chic city and has earned that reputation. Starti...


» We want you to have the best time possible during your travels to Lisbon, and we’ll work hard to find hotels in Lisbon that suit you. We can find you a modern room in a...
» Lisbon is a city located on the Atlantic coast of Portugal, along a protected bay. It is a city that has sections that time seems to have passed by, with cobbled streets ...


» There are so many places to stay in Los Angeles that you may find it difficult to choose from all of the options. We can find you a place to stay in Los Angeles, regardle...
» Los Angeles, while not being the official capital of California (that’s Sacramento, of course), is the unofficial heart and soul of the state. From Los Angeles, one can...


» Obviously such an eclectic city as New Orleans has myriad hotels in which to stay. Whether you want to stay in a converted carriage house in the French Quarter, or a mode...
» When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans many thought that the city would have died. But they were wrong. The city has risen again, like a Phoenix from its ashes, as vit...


» Even though the town is relatively small, they are used to accommodating tourists, and we know that there is a place to stay for every budget, want and need. There are re...
» When people think of Italy, they usually think of Rome, Venice, Naples, Florence, the island of Sicily, you know, the “biggies”. Sorrento is a small town (about 16,00...


» Zurich attracts tourists from all over the world, all year round, and we would like to help you plan your next trip. From modern Zurich hotels with views of the lake to q...
» Zurich is a city in northeastern Switzerland with a population of about 375,000 people. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities on earth, and in deed was ...


» We know that you want to worry as little as possible about your next trip to Dallas; this is why we want to handle your accommodations for you. We can find you hotels in ...
» For most Americans, anyway, think of Dallas, and you think of the NFL football team, The Dallas Cowboys, or the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks. Scratch beyond that surface, how...


» Obviously, such a vibrant and eclectic city has no end of choices in hotels, and we want to help you find a place to stay. Traveling with kids? No problem, we will find a...
» Chicago is a beautiful city with a population of three million people located on the southwest shore of Lake Michigan. It is truly a metropolitan Mecca, with stylish soph...


» A city like Bangkok offers every level of hotels, from humble, hostel style rooms with shared bathroom facilities to five star luxury high rises hotels in Bangkok with br...
» Bangkok is the capital of Thailand, that mysterious, beautiful land in the South Pacific. It is beautiful to look at, an absolute riot of colors, smells, and cultures. It...


» Dusseldorf is a great addition to anyone’s European vacation, or it can be a fun destination all on its own. We would like to help you find accommodations in Dusseldorf...
» Dusseldorf is a large city located along the western border of Germany, on the Rhine River. It has a large population, with approximately ten million people in the Rhine-...


» Whatever your travel needs, we are ready and available to find Indianapolis hotels for you. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, if you can tell us your travel dates ...
» Whenever one thinks of Indianapolis, the car race is what comes to mind, or perhaps the Pacers or the Colts, if you’re an American and into sports. However, this city i...


» We are waiting to help you plan where you will stay on your next trip to Antalya, a truly beautiful and exotic place. Whether you want a full service Antalya hotel like t...
» Antalya is a city on the southern coast of Turkey. It sits high on a cliff overlooking the beautiful Mediterranean Sea, facing the Gulf of Antalya. It has a population of...


» As a bona fide resort destination, Buenos Aires is overflowing with places for people to stay, though people traveling during the high season should be careful to book ho...
» Buenos Aires is the capital of the country of Argentina, and is located where the Rio De La Plata empties into the Atlantic. The Greater Buenos Aires area has a populatio...


» So, whether it be summer or winter, we want to help plan your next trip to Stockholm. Whether you want a modern Stockholm hotel with central heating and a concierge or a ...
» Stockholm is the capital of Sweden, and the city with the largest population in the entire country, with about 800,000 people living in the city proper. It has been the c...


» While it is possible to stay in Brussels or Ostend and visit Bruges, the best way to see the city is to stay there and we can provide accommodation at any type of hotel y...
» Visiting Bruges is like going back in time. This Belgian city, which is only about an hour away from Brussels by train, is in the heart of Flemish country, and is arguabl...


» Whatever your budget or travel plans, we will find the right hotel in Shenzhen for you. Been to this part of the world before, and already know the Shenzhen hotel where y...
» Shenzhen is a city of about eight million people located along the southern coast of China, located immediately north of the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong along the Pe...


» We can find hotels anywhere in Salzburg, of any type. You tell us your budget, and we will find a hotel for you. Looking for a Bed and Breakfast in the heart of the Altst...
» Salzburg is the best combination of European cities, a mixture of cosmopolitan, modern living and quaint, old world charm. This is due to things that are specific to Salz...


» So, now that you know you want to go to Rimini, you need to find the perfect Rimini hotel for your stay. Rimini is filled with accommodations of all kinds, and whatever t...
» Rimini is a small town (about 140,000 permanent inhabitants) with a big reputation for fun. It is located on the northeastern coast of Italy, along the Adriatic sea; just...


» Wherever you want to stay in Jacksonville, we can find a hotel to meet your needs. Whether it’s traveling with small children, or even pets, we can find the perfect Jac...
» Jacksonville, Florida, known as “Jax” to locals, is the most populous city in Florida, with over 800,000 permanent residents. It is located on the northeastern coast ...


» Obviously a city like Austin is full of places to stay, from long term apartments to youth hostels to full service hotels in Austin’s downtown. We want to help book you...
» Austin is the capital of Texas, and is geographically situated near the middle of the state. It has a population of about 700,000 people, and is generally acknowledged to...


» Recently Mexico City has experienced a resurgence in tourism and for good reason. The government has made tremendous strides in revitalizing the city and turning around i...
» The Capital of Mexico, Mexico City is a city of nearly nine million people. It was founded in 1325 and because of this is extremely rich in history and culture. As the ce...


» Nuremberg, a city nearly a thousand years old, has regained its vitality and is now a symbol of postwar prosperity for visitors of all types. Through many centuries, Nur...
» Nuremberg was the center of the German Renaissance of the 15th and 16th centuries. As such it is literally full of sights to see. One of the biggest things you will not w...


» Before stepping foot out the door to participate in any of the wealth of activities in Playa del Carmen, you will need to choose the perfect hotel to stay. The hotels in ...
» Playa del Carmen is a city that sits on the coast of the Caribbean, in Mexico. There are more than 100,000 people that call Playa del Carmen home. Not only is the city l...


» With more and more people thinking outside of the box when planning their summer and winter vacations, Leipzig is fast becoming a top destination. The hotels in Leipzig i...
» Leipzig, Germany, is the largest city in the state of Saxony with more than 500,000 people. Leipzig is located where the Parthe, White Elster, and Pleisse rivers all meet...


» Despite its relatively small population, about 6,000 people, Branson hotels house more than seven million people a year! The home of big-time entertainment, there is lite...
» When someone thinks of Branson, Missouri, the first thing that comes to mind is shows, shows, shows! With over 50 theatres in Branson, the hardest part might be to decide...


» The hotels in Fort Worth are just like the state motto claims, bigger and better. Think big when you search for that perfect hotel in Fort Worth. Luxury, cheap, designer ...
» Fort Worth is a city in the state of Texas. It is one of the top five largest cities in the state, and is also included within the Dallas - Fort Worth area. It is located...


» Staying in one of the hotels in Chengdu can be a very affordable experience for many western travelers. With the average cost for a four star Chengdu hotel being under 11...
» Chengdu is the capital of the Sichaun province in China. It is located in the southwest region of China and is known to be the best city to invest in according to a 2007 ...


» Colorado is all about fun and fun needs a great place to call it a day. White snow, landscapes of gold rush times, huts transformed in luxury resorts: thanks to the value...
» Telluride isn’t the most well known town in Colorado, but it is one of the most scenic. Based to the west of the San Juan Mountains, Telluride is a former silver mining...


» If you want to visit Salt Lake City, you will find that you can get a great hotel that is close to all of the best tourist sights, or you can choose to stay in a cozy bed...
» Salt Lake City, Utah, is a city that is located on the Great Salt Lake. It was originally founded by the Mormon prophet, Brigham Young, in 1847. The city was established ...


» If you are looking for a city in United Kingdom with an Atlantic City or Las Vegas feel, then perhaps Blackpool should be your destination. The city planners of Blackpool...
» When coming to Blackpool, one of the first things you will notice is the Illuminations. These electric lights are attached to just about anything that is stationary. They...


» While searching hotels in Puerto Vallarta, you will have many to choose from. You can choose to stay in a normal hotel, or you can stay in one of the resorts that line th...
» Puerto Vallarta is one of the many popular Mexican resort cities that lie on the Bahia de Banderas. The city of Puerto Vallarta only has a population of 177,00 people, bu...


» If you are going to Hammamet for a relaxing holiday, there are quite a few resorts and hotels in Hammamet that you can choose from in order to get the perfect place to st...
» Hammamet, a small town in Tunisia, is located on the north part of Cap Bon peninsula on the edge of Hammamet Gulf. The population varies anywhere from 20000 to 70000 peop...


» While staying in Assisi, you will be able to travel all over the Perugia region. The hotels in Assisi are affordable and most are perfect for a honeymoon trip. Although t...
» Assisi is located in Italy in the province of Perugia. Assisi sits to the west of Mt. Subasio. Many people will recognize Assisi as the birthplace of St. Francis, the fou...


» For your stay in Zermatt, here with us you will find the perfect hotels for a relaxing getaway. Hotels in Zermatt have always been a tourist destination of Switzerland si...
» Zermatt, Switzerland, is a German speaking section of the canton of Valais. Zermatt is located on the northern part of the Matterhorn. It is just a few kilometers from It...


» The city of Verona offers plenty of outdoor and indoor activities. A centrally located hotel in Verona is the perfect choice when your traveling dance card will be full f...
» Verona, Italy is located on the northern edge of Italy, surrounding an area of the Adige River. It is an ancient town as well as a modern city. There are many reasons why...


» Hotels in Daytona Beach are great places to stay. Many are affordable and located in convenient locations to all of the Daytona Beach’s best tourist attractions. If you...
» Daytona Beach is located in the state of Florida and homes more than 64,000 people. Daytona Beach is best known for warm weather, sunny skies, and motor sports that take ...


» When visiting Tulsa, you will immediately notice the hotels in Tulsa are far more extravagant that you may have imagined. The best hotels in Tulsa include luxury accommod...
» Tulsa, Oklahoma, is the second largest city in that state and is home to nearly a million people, including the metropolitan area. Tulsa came about in the United States i...


» We want to help you in finding hotels in Sacramento. There are the traditional luxury hotels, many Convention Center style hotels with grand dining facilities and full am...
» Ever wished you could travel back in time to experience the Great California Gold Rush of 1849? Well, in Sacramento, you can feel like you’ve done just that. This city,...


» When you think of hotels in Irving, you should think of us. Many people who travel to Dallas, either for business or pleasure, stay in Irving because the atmosphere is so...
» Irving is a small town in Texas with a population of approximately 200,000 people. It is a scant 20 minutes drive from Dallas, but has plenty to offer on its own. There i...


» We are here to help you find a hotel in Virginia Beach. Hotels in Virginia Beach come in all shapes and sizes, from campsites and cabins, to single dwelling beach front v...
» Ever wanted to go surfing and watch a little sand soccer? Ever wanted to stroll along the longest contiguous pleasure beach in the world, according to Guinness? Then you ...


» Obviously such a tourist and outdoorsman’s paradise has a plethora of places to stay and we want to help you find your perfect hotel in Colorado Springs. There are ranc...
» Nestled at the base of one of America’s most famous mountains, Pike’s Peak, there is Colorado Springs, a beautiful city near the geographic center of the great state ...


» There are hotels in Genoa for every budget and inclination and we will find the one best suited to you. Whether you want to stay in the old city near the Piazza de Ferrar...
» Genoa is a city with a population of approximately 600,000 people located on the northeastern coast of Italy, right on the Mediterranean Sea. It takes its place among the...


» A city such as Innsbruck that has hosted the Olympics twice has no shortage of places to stay; we want to help you find your next hotel in Innsbruck. Because of the huge ...
» Innsbruck, Austria, is a charming city with an almost village like quality, due in part to its population (approximately 200,000), in part to its courteous citizens, and ...


» Riga is the capital of Latvia, located at the confluence of the Baltic Sea and the River Daugava. The center of this old city has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Si...
» So, now you need to find a hotel in Riga. We would like to take this matter off your hands and deal with finding your accommodations. There are many choices, from camping...


» A city like Albany, a state capital that is the gubernatorial seat and home of all state bureaucracy, has many, many hotels in which to stay. Hotels in Albany are as plen...
» When people think of New York state, they automatically think of New York City, which is known as the unofficial capital of the world; however, Albany is the actual capit...


» With more than 80 hotels or motels in the vicinity of Williamsburg, the traveler will have no trouble at all in finding a place to rest after a long day traveling through...
» There is no better place in the entire USA than Williamsburg to bring you the rich experiences of Colonial America! Colonial Williamsburg, as the center of town is known,...


» When deciding to travel to Suzhou, whether it is for the beautiful gardens and pagodas, or if you are on business, you will want to find the best possible hotel to stay. ...
» Situated along the banks of the Yangtze River and the shores of Lake Taihu, Suzhou is an ancient city that will amaze and delight tourists from all walks of life. The cit...


» Memphis in recent years has worked hard at urban renewal to better accommodate travelers to this beautiful gem of a city. The transformation into a vibrant metropolitan c...
» Memphis, Tennessee, should be more popular than the more famous Tennessee city of Nashville, especially since Memphis helped to spawn several different American musical s...


» Vancouver is a very new city, not in the sense of its founding, but in the sense that it is always revitalizing itself. Vancouverites pride themselves in the newness of t...
» Vancouver, Canada, is not a place you come to visit. Vancouver is a place you “experience”. From the snow-capped mountains to the important harbors, Vancouver is unli...


» Richmond offers a large range of hotels, and many chain motels are scattered throughout the nearby suburbs. There are a number of upper scale Richmond hotels about 5 mile...
» Richmond, the state capital of Virginia since 1780, is a sprawling metropolitan city that straddles the banks of the James River. Richmond has been the stage for much for...


» Whatever your needs as far as hotels in Bloomington, we can find something for you. Want to stay by the IU campus? We can find a Bloomington inn, a guesthouse, a hotel, a...
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» Ibiza is a city of approximately 100,000 people, located on an island of the same name. Though it is a part of Spain, it is located in the Mediterranean, and is therefore...


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» Lille is a city in northern France, situated on the Deule River, along the border to Belgium. It is relatively small, with a population of approximately 250,000 people, a...


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» Charleston is a city in the USA in the state of South Carolina. Charleston is located south of the middle of the Carolina coastline and sits at the junction of the Cooper...


» Sharm El Sheikh, often simply referred to as Sharm, is located at the southern most tip of the Sinai Peninsula. Because of its year-round moderate temperatures, Sharm El ...
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» Luxembourg is a tiny landlocked country in central Europe surrounded by Belgium, Germany, and France. It has a population of approximately half a million people, so it is...


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» When looking for lodging in Santorini be sure that if you plan to come during the months of July or August you will need to reserve at least two months in advance. Try to...
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» Rochester, NY, is located at the southern edge of Lake Ontario where the Finger Lakes meet the Great Lakes. Rochester, NY, while not generally associated with the Great L...
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» South Lake Tahoe is on the border of California and Nevada and is the largest city next to the stunningly beautiful Lake Tahoe. South Lake Tahoe is home to high-rise casi...
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» Lyon is a city located in the eastern central portion of France, with a population of approximately 1,700,000 people. It is a bustling metropolis, and is a UNESCO World H...


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» Hangzhou is located in southeastern China, with a population of approximately two million people within the city proper. It is one hundred short miles from Shanghai, and ...


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» Krakow, or Cracow, is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Poland. It is located in southern Poland, along the Vistula River, and has a population of approximat...
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» A visit to Italy isn’t complete without a visit to Turin, and we can help make your trip there memorable. There are hotels throughout Turin, from large, full service es...
» Turin is a city in northeastern Italy, which lies along the banks of the Po River and is surrounded by the Alps. It is a city of approximately one million people, so this...


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» Singapore is an island nation located in Southeast Asia, at the tip of the Malaysian peninsula. It has a permanent population of 4.6 million people. It is a bustling metr...


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» Fort Lauderdale is a city of approximately 200,000 people, located on the southeast tip of Florida’s coast. It is crisscrossed with canals, so that just about every par...


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» Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a city of approximately 500,000 people. It is centrally located in New Mexico, on the banks of the Rio Grande. Albuquerque is in a region know...


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» Hotels in Valencia are plentiful, and we want to book your next one for you. There are newer ones with all of the “mod-cons”, there are older, guest house styled Vale...
» Valencia is a city of approximately 800,000 people located on the southeast coast of Spain. It is a beautiful city, full of towering Moorish castles, fortresses along the...


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» Hanover is a city located in north central Germany, along the River Leine, which has a population of approximately 500,000 people. For you beer lovers, it is home to the ...


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» Cancun is a resort city located on the easternmost tip of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. It is a location rich in the history of the Mayan civilization, and the city ha...


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» Strasbourg is a city of approximately 700,000 people located in northeastern France, along the German border. The historic center of Strasbourg, the Grand Isle, was decla...


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» Louisville, long known as the home of the Kentucky Derby, is a city of approximately 250,000 people located on the northern border of the state, which it shares with Indi...


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» Bournemouth is a seaside resort town of approximately 175,000 people located on the south central coast of England. At approximately 90 minutes from London, it is a popul...


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» Honolulu is the capital of the state of Hawaii, with a population of approximately 400,000 permanent residents, although obviously there are usually many more people ther...


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» Considered to be England’s “Second City”, Manchester is one of the most thriving communities in the entire United Kingdom. As the gateway to Northern England, Manch...
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» Located between the larger cities of Fort Worth and Dallas, Arlington, Texas, is quickly becoming a top-tourist attraction in Texas. If you are coming to Arlington to see...
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» Kansas City, Missouri, is one of the most unique cities in the United States. This sprawling city of 1.8 million residents straddles the state line between Kansas and Mis...
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» When one considers a visit to Portugal you would make a big mistake by not stopping by the beautiful town of Albufeira. Nearly 352 km southeast of Lisbon, this cliff-side...
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» Funchal is one of the most unique locations you will ever visit! It is the capital city of the series of Madeira Islands and the largest city as well. For the traveler lo...
» Funchal is a modern city with a unique location. It sits in a natural geological feature that forms an amphitheatre appearance. The amphitheatre starts at the bay and cur...


» When one thinks of Bordeaux, France, the first thing that comes to mind is wine! Bordeaux is of course famous for its wine, and wine connoisseurs from all over the world ...
» If you are planning on a trip to Bordeaux to sample the wine, then you are in luck! Many of the wine exporters in the region of Bordeaux have wine tasting rooms where you...


» Phuket, Thailand, is a world all to itself. Literally! On an island in the Andaman Sea, Phuket has long sandy beaches, great places to snorkel and scuba dive, and attract...
» When visiting Phuket, whether it is your only stop in Thailand or not, you’ll want to stop by some of the ancient rural temples. There are many temples on the island, b...


» Tallinn is the capital and the largest city in Estonia, and is filled with hotel options for the eager traveller. The former Soviet bloc of Estonia has worked hard to imp...
» Tallinn, Estonia, is not your average tourist location. It offers unique attractions that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. The area that is now known as Tall...


» Public Transportation Fees There are many tickets options. The range goes from single tickets (1.00 €) to a Weekly Pass with unlimited runs (16.00€). Between those two options you have ot...
» Rome Transportation System When it comes to getting around, Rome might get a little tricky! Rome has, as many European cities, an underground transportation system that, unfortunately, is not so bi...


» When in Rome do as the Romans! As the saying goes, when you’re in Rome you should do as the Romans do. Therefore we kindly advise you to do so, and try to eat as the people in Rome do. Italian food i...
» Rome Flea Markets Besides the well known Porta Portese, held every Sunday near Viale Trastevere, there are many flea markets in Rome. Usually those smaller flea markets are held by common ...


» The International Rome Film Festival In the beautiful setting of Renzo Piano’s Auditorium every year is held the International Rome Film Festival. The first edition of this Film Festival was held in 20...
» Papal Audience Every Wednesday the Pope holds his public Audience in the Sala Nervi inside the Vatican City, entrance on the left side of S. Peter’s Square colonnade. In order to atte...


» As in most European countries, also in the Netherlands you will have to change your currency in Euros. You will find good rates at the banks, but you might lose some time...


» Let yourself be guided by the best hotels in Prague. Art Nouveau, Renaissance, Gothic, Baroque, Neoclassicism up to ultra modern Aestethic movements. If these are the pri...
» Prague is the cultural epicenter of Eastern Europe, and it is a jewel of history and architecture. It has been the home for the first University in Eastern Europe. Jan Hu...


» Budapest Metro - Millennium Underground RailwayThe Millennium Underground Railway, or M1, was the first metro line in continental Europe, and is located under Andrassy Av...


» During the 19th century Victorians and Czarists turned Nice, France, into a tourist haven, but today it is more middle-class than its more luxurious neighbor, Cannes. Nic...
» Nice is a city in Southern France along the Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the prime locations of the French Riviera (Côte d'Azur). As the fifth largest city in France,...


» Towers of Bologna The Towers of Bologna (Asinelli Tower and Garisenda Tower) or sometimes referred to as the Two Towers, are the landmark of the city of Bologna. The Towers of Bologna are ...

Points of Interest:

» Capitoline museums: General Info The Capitoline museum in Rome which have now reopened to the public after a long period of restoration of the palaces which stand around the piazza (the whole complex con...


» Anne Frank House: General Info In Prinsengracht 267 you will find the hiding place were, from the 6th of July 1942 to August 1944, Anne Frank, her family, the Van Pels family and the dentist Fritz Pfef...


» Van Gogh Museum: General Info In the Museumplein you will find the Van Gogh Museum. The building was designed originally by the Dutch architect Gerrit Rietweld. Fans of art, especially of the Dutch Ol...


» Rembrandt House Museum: General Info In Jodenbreestraat 4 in Amsterdam you will find the house where Rembrandt lived until his bankruptcy in 1658. The house was saved by a doomed fate in 1906 from the City o...


» Navona square: General Info Navona square (Piazza Navona) originally was a stadium. The stadium was built in 86 a.D. under the Emperor Domiziano, and was meant to host sport competition like those o...


» Spanish Steps: General Info Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna) is the most famous square in the city of Rome. In the XVII century this square was considered as Spanish territory, since it was the resi...


» Coliseum: General Info The Coliseum (Colosseum) is probably the most known symbol of Rome. Commissioned by the Emperor Vespasian in A.D. 72 it was erected in the site of a little lake in the ar...


» Trevi Fountain: General Info So you enjoyed your stay in Rome! You couldn't see everything you wanted, or you fell in love with a beautiful girl or a handsome man, and you wish to come back to Rome s...


» Pantheon: General Info Michelangelo was the first who felt that the Pantheon was the work of angels, not of men. And indeed this magnificent building is maybe the best preserved Roman monument ...


» Saint Agnes Outside the Walls: General Info Since the IV century Saint Agnes, a virgin martyr who died under torture at the age of 13, has been a popular saint even though little is known of her life but for the le...


» Domus Aurea (the Golden House): General Info Built between the Great Fire of Rome (64 A.D.) and Nero's suicide (68 A.D.), the Domus Aurea covered part of the slopes of Palatine, Esquiline and Caelian Hills. It also ...


» Janiculum Hill: General Info Known as the 8th hill and second tallest hill in Rome (after Monte Mario), the Janiculum Hill offers one of the best views of the Eternal City. It was not included in the...


» Baths of Caracalla: General Info The bath of Caracalla is the most important thermal construction of Rome imperial age and it is still the greatest edifice of its kind. Emperor Caracalla had this bath bu...


» Santa Maria Maggiore: General Info Santa Maria maggiore is one of the four Papal basilicas of Rome (together with St. Peter's - San Pietro, St. John Lateran - San Giovanni in Laterano and St. Paul "Outside...


» San Luigi dei Francesi: General Info France National Church in Rome, its construction started in 1518 and was completed in 1589 by Domenico Fontana, is located in the heart of Rome, between Navona Square and...


» Basilica of St. Mary over Minerva: General Info A few meters from the Pantheon, stands the only gothic church in Rome. It was named "Sopra Minerva" since it was built on the foundations of a temple dedicated to Minerva...


» Red Light District: General Info The Red Light District is the most liberal and catty area of Amsterdam, the Dutch Capital. This district is named after the colour of the showcases where the prostitutes ...


» Madame Tussaud: General Info Amsterdam's Madame Tussaud opened in 1971 in its former location in Kalverstraat. After only ten years the museum moved into the very heart of the city of Amsterdam, due ...


» Joods Historisch Museum: General Info Amsterdam has a rich Jewish history, which is represented by many of the sites that can be visited, such as the Anne Frank House, but if you are looking for a single loca...


» Rijksmuseum: General Info The Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (National Museum), formerly known as the National Kunst Gallerij (National Art Gallery) opened in its present location on the 13th of July of 18...


» Nemo Museum: General Info The NEMO Museum is a place that gives awe and praise to science and technology. NEMO Museum is housed in a large modern building in the Easter Dock and was designed by fa...


» Ciutat Vella: General Info The Ciutat Vella (Old Town), is the heart of Barcelona, the cherriest Spanish city. The epicentre of the Ciutat Vella, that embraces the Barrio Gòtico, the Barceloneta, ...


» Eixample: General Info Literally "Expansion", this area between the end of the XIX and the beginning of the XX century, connected the Ciutat Vella at what at that time were a bunch of villages ...


» Sants Montjuïc: General Info The area called Sants-Montjuïc is the southern border of the city of Barcelona. It embraces Hostafrancs, la Bordeta, Montjuïc, Poble-Sec and Sants. The hill of Montjuï...


» Gràcia: General Info Gràcia is a district of Barcelona that is the perfect blending of the old and the new. It is in the center of the city, and it is known as the heart of the city as well...


» Westminster: General Info Westminster, though typically thought of as part of London, is actually outside the city proper, though it is in what is known as Greater London”. It is the home of the...


» Hampstead: General Info So you are planning a trip to London... and maybe you want to see where the rich and famous live in the capital of the United Kingdom. If it is so you must not miss a vis...


» Kensington and Chelsea: General Info This borough was formed by the pairing of the Royal Borough of Kensington and the district of Chelsea. Chelsea once was the artist's quarter in London, it was considered ...


» South Bank: General Info When in London, do not forget to spend at least a couple of hours strolling along the South Bank riverside. South Bank rises on the southern curve of the river Thames. It...


» Covent Garden: General Info Covent Garden is a district of eastern London known for its shopping, entertainment, and lively street scenes. The Royal Opera House Covent Garden, which is located there...


» The City: General Info When most people think of London, they think of Greater London, which is large, and incorporates many different areas, and even towns. The actual City of London is a much...


» Imperial Forums: General Info The imperial Forum represented in ancient Rome the centre of the life of the city of Rome. It was in this area, which, unluckily, today is split in half by a road built f...


» Gran Via: General Info It is over 100 years old and it has been brought to new life only a couple of decades ago: the Gran Via is the symbol of Madrid shopping and mundane life. It is maybe not...


» El Rastro: General Info Several changes have occurred since its birth in the XV century, but it is certainly a most pleasant experience. Do not forget to arrive as early as possible on Sunday mo...


» Museo Nacional Centro De Arte Reina Sofia: General Info Inaugurated in 1992, "The Sofia" as it is informally called, is Spain's national museum of XX century art. The museum, mainly dedicated to Spanish art, is...


» Parque del Buen Retiro: General Info "El Retiro" as it is simply called, is Madrid's main park with its 1.4 sq Km, not far from the Prado Museum, and it certainly can be defined the "Lungs of Madrid". The "...


» Borghese Gallery: General Info The Museum and the Gallery of Rome, containing items mainly from the private collection of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, propose to the visitor many Renaissance and Neo-cla...


» Mausoleum of St. Costanza: General Info Constantine built the Mausoleum of Santa Costanza in Rome, a beautiful example of early Christian architecture in Rome, for his daughter Constantia (also known as Constan...


» Arch of Constantine: General Info The triumphal the Arch of Constantine in Rome was erected around the year 315 A.D., to celebrate the victory of Constantine I over Maxentius at the Milvian bridge; t...


» St. Maria de Almudena (Madrid's Cathedral): General Info In the area that originally was occupied by Madrid's first mosque now stands Madrid's Cathedral, which has a pretty recent story, since its construction started in 1883....


» Floating Flower Market: General Info Amsterdam's Bloemenmarkt (Floating Flower Market) is considered in many travel guides as a tourist attraction; actually is more than that! It is a beautiful place to take...


» Nederlands Scheepvaart Museum: General Info The Nederlands Scheepvaart Museum was founded in 1966 and, since 1973, is harbored in the "Admiralties Magazijn" that was built in 1656 as a ship's storehouse. This museu...


» Skinny Bridge: General Info The "Magere Brug", also known as the "Skinny Bridge" is a hand operated bascule bridge that connects Amstel to Kerkstraat. This beautiful bridge spark...


» Rembrandtplein: General Info Originally called “Botermarkt” since it housed a butter market, this famous square was named "Rembrandtplein" when, in 1876, after the placing of a bronze statue of t...


» Nieuwmarkt: General Info The Nieuwmarkt (or New Market), dominated by the De Waag, a castle built as a defensive post in the Middle Ages, has always been Amsterdam's central market. Nowadays the ...


» Hermitage: General Info The complex of the Amstelhof, a former hospice built in the second half of the XVII century to house old ladies in need, has been chosen as the branch of the Hermitage in...


» Oude Kerk: General Info The Oude Kerk, the oldest church in the city of Amsterdam, rises right in De Wallen, which has become nowadays the heart of the ill reputed red light district. This churc...


» Saint Peter: General Info In the exact place where Saint Peter had been killed and buried, i.e. in the place where Nero’s Circus was, now rises the most important Catholic church in the whole w...


» San Giovanni In Laterano: General Info The construction of the first Christian Basilica started in the IV Century thanks to the Emperor Constantine, who confiscated the properties of the Laterani's family when...


» Corsini Gallery: General Info The Corsini Gallery, housed in a structure bearing the same name placed at the Lungara, is the only example of a Roman picture gallery of the XVIII century which is stil...


» Real Monasterio de la Encarnación: General Info Madrid is rich in religious history, and one of the must-see historic religious sights of the city is the Real Monasterio de la Encarnación. The Real Monasterio was est...


» National Portrait Gallery: General Info The National Portrait Gallery in London is in fact an art gallery that happens to house a collection of portraits of historically famous and important people. When it op...


» Jewel Tower: General Info The Jewel Tower is a small building that dates back to the Middle Ages located in London, across the street from the Palace of Westminster. It is so named because it was...


» Regent's Park: General Info Landscape combined with architecture, placed in the very heart of London, make Regent's Park one of London wonders. 166 hectares, ( almost one fourth available for outdo...


» St James' Park: General Info St. James' Park is the oldest Royal Park in London and it's surrounded by 3 royal palaces: Buckingham Palace, St James' Palace and Westminster (now "Houses of Parliament...


» Big Ben: General Info According to a recent survey, the most popular landmark in the UK struck the hour for the first time on the 7th of September of 1859. The world's largest four-faced chim...


» Green Park: General Info The Green Park, with its 19 hectares, it is the smallest of the 8 Royal Parks. Quite close to Buckingham palace, although of humble origin, it soon became a royal favorit...


» London Eye: General Info This gigantic wheel, since the end of last century, stands as a new land mark in London's skyline. The Millennium Wheel, opened by Tony Blair, Britain's former Prime Mini...


» Tower of London: General Info The Tower of London as a much impressive name, Her Royal Majesty’s Palace and Fortress! Commonly called “The Tower” it is a complex of different buildings enclosed...
» Tower of London: Oddities The Yeomen Warders, or Beefeaters, as they are commonly known, in fact have a long and imposing name; their official title is as follows: Yeomen Warders of Her Majesty�...


» British Museum: General Info London’s British Museum holds more than 13,000 objects coming from all over the world. All those astonishing artefacts have been collected over the years, and some of t...


» Buckingham Palace: General Info Buckingham Palace, formerly known as Buckingham House, is the United Kingdom’s Monarch official residence in the city of London. The Palace, completed in 1850 following...


» Carnaby Street: General Info Carnaby Street in London is probably one of the most known shopping streets in the whole world. Its fame was born in the 1960 thanks to the “Mods” and, since the peri...


» Colegiata de San Isidro: General Info From 1885 to 1993 (when the Almudena Cathedral was completed), the Baroque Basilica de San Isidro acted as a substitute Cathedral. Also known as "La Colegiata" Church of...


» Hortus Botanicus: General Info The Amsterdam "Hortus Botanicus" is one of the oldest botanical gardens established by the city's Municipality (1638); at its beginning it was a "Hortus Medicus" (with me...


» Lower Manhattan: General Info The lower end of the isle of Manhattan is the throbbing heart of the City and the most important historical place of New York. Here past and present blend together perfec...


» Seaport: General Info The South Street Seaport is the perfect location for a Sunday walk in New York. The marine museum, the sail ships, the fascinating view on the Brooklyn Bridge and a shopp...


» Lower East Side: General Info The Lower East Side is the ethnic quarter in Manhattan. Here Chinese, Jews and Italians established themselves creating little island in the city where the kept alive the...


» SoHo and TriBeCa: General Info The SoHo and TriBeCa areas, acronyms of South of Huston and the Triangle Below Canal, is where New York's artist live. Here you will find the biggest concentration of cas...


» Greenwich Village: General Info The New Yorkers simply call it the "Village". Greenwich village is an authentic country village that became the refuge of New York's population during an epidemy of yell...


» East Village: General Info At the beginning of the 20th century the East Village was the area where the aristocratic families of New York used to live. When the Stuyvesant, the Astor and the Vander...


» Gramercy: General Info In the quiet residential zone of Gramercy still resists the last private park of the City. Only the resident of Gramercy Park have the keys to the gates, Near the quiet z...


» Chelsea: General Info Thanks to the overhead railway built in 1870 Chelsea area became a commercial area. It soon became a ill reputed zone, called "Tenderloin District" thanks to the ball roo...


» Theater District: General Info The theatre proliferation in the Theatre District area started when the Metropolitan Opera House was moved to Broadway in 1883. In the 20s of the 20th century the first ...


» Lower Midtown: General Info Lower Midtown, area that overlooks the shores of the East River, has the more particular buildings of all New York. Skyscrapers in the Beaux Arts and Art Dèco styles, li...


» Upper Midtown: General Info Upper Midtown is the most rich and famous area in New York. Just take a look at the shops on Fifth Avenue, Tiffany & co. or FAO Schwartz, or the dwellings on Park Avenue...


» Upper East Side: General Info The Upper East Side is the natural protraction of Upper Midtown. Many buildings where the old aristocracy of New York used to live today lodge museums or embassies. On th...


» Central Park: General Info The area today we know as Central Park previously was a swamp area with some caves, livestock holdings and shacks. In 1858 Frederick Law Olmstead and Calvert Vaux reclaim...


» Harlem: General Info The 121st street is the borderland between two ideas of New York, a piece of the city that changes. Artists, old barbers, renovated buildings, sandwiches and skulled buc...


» Ile de la Cité: General Info The "Ile de la Cité" it’s the historical centre of Paris. It is on this island that the Celts founded their primitive settlement that, in the following centuries, was ...


» Marais: General Info The Marais district is the symbol of the eclecticism of the people of Paris. Marais zone went from being a swamp, to being the residential area for the French aristocrati...


» Beaubourg: General Info Once this area was occupied by the General Markets. Now it's a futuristic zone, where the modern "Centre Pompidou" and "Forum des Halles" rule the landscape, and where yo...


» Tuileries: General Info Originally this area was the residence of the Kings of France; the royal palace was inside the Louvre that today is one of the most famous museums of the world and the bi...


» Saint Germain des Prés: General Info This zone on the "Rive Gauche" became, in the years following the Second World War, the centre of the artistic and cultural life of Paris. Musicians, writers, directors o...


» Latin Quarter: General Info Overawed by the University of Sorbona, the "Latin Quarter" gained this nickname thanks to the language spoken by the students as "lingua franca" in the old times. This i...


» Jardin du Luxembourg: General Info The Jardin du Luxembourg is an oasis of peace and calmness; it represents a dream for many inhabitants of Paris. Its ancient passageways, the bookstores and the gardens, ...


» Montparnasse: General Info The charm and the notoriety of this area come from the fame of the people who spiced up the life of this quarter in the years in between the two world wars. It was in tho...


» Les Invalides: General Info This is the monumental quarter of Paris. The "Hotel des Invalides" was built under the reign of the "Sun King" to house and give shelter to the veterans and the wounded s...


» Chaillot: General Info The village of Chaillot, which rises above the homonym hill, was absorbed by the city of Paris in the XIX century. It is over the hill of Chaillot that Napoleon wanted to...


» Champs-Elysées: General Info This area his named after the most famous boulevard in Paris. The "Avenue des Champs-Elysées" is the show case of the life of the city, with its astonishing width, its e...


» Opéra: General Info This area is the commercial heart of Paris. Bankers, brokers, reporters and also tourists, theatre goers and shopaholics chase one another through the streets of this qua...


» Montmartre: General Info This area at the end of the XIX century was the "soft womb" of Paris. Brothels, cabarets and every sort of meeting place where writers, painters, poets and art lovers use...


» Auditorium: General Info The "City of Music Auditorium", designed by Renzo Piano, is a complex architectural structure that has as its heart three music halls (with, respectively, 2700, 1273 and ...


» Avenue des Champs-Elysées: General Info This 2 kilometres long Avenue that connects the Louvre Museum to the Arc de Triomphe, is probably one of the most known avenues in the world! This is the name that the Pa...


» Centre Georges Pompidou : General Info The Centre Georges Pompidou, named after the name of France's President from 1969 to 1974, is an astonishing example of Modern architecture. Designed by a team of archite...


» Hôtel des Invalides: General Info Les Invalides, formerly known as Hospital des Invalides, was built in 1676 under the reign of the "Sun King" Louis XIV who wanted a place to house the crippled and wounde...


» Louvre: General Info Born to be a fortress against the Normans, the Louvre was then the residence of the Kings of France. Nowadays it is one of the museums with the highest number of visitors...


» Musee d'Orsay : General Info If you are in Paris surely you won't loose this train! You have to see Museum d'Orsay! Ok, I made a silly joke! I do admit it! As you surely know, this museum formerly wa...


» Notre Dame de Paris: General Info Notre Dame de Paris is one of the finest examples of gothic architecture in the world. Its foundation dates back to 1163 but it was completed only in 1325. This gorgeous ...


» Panthéon (Paris): General Info The Pantheon is a "Gratia Ricevuta" from King Louis XV to Saint Genevieve. The King made an oath that, if he would recover from a serious illness, he would build a new ch...


» Sacré Coeur: General Info The Sacré Coeur is located in one of the best view point of the city of Paris. It sits on top of the hill of Montmatre. Just above the well known quarter that bear...


» Arc de Triomphe: General Info The Arc de Triomphe was built to honour all the soldiers who fought for France. It was intended as a tribute to Napoleon but it was finished only during the Restoration P...


» Tour Eiffel: General Info The Eiffel Tower is probably the most known building in Paris. It is the smallest building in the city, and it is the best seller monument in the world (since it was fin...


» Palacio Real: General Info The Royal Palace is the official residence of the king of Spain, even though the Royal family lives in the smaller Palacio de la Zarzuela, on the outskirts of Madrid. Th...


» Old Town Square: General Info The Old Town Square is probably one of the most popular meeting places in the city of Prague, both for tourist and for the people who live in this enchanting city. Placed...


» Jewish quarter: General Info What still remains of Josefov, Prague's Jewish Ghetto (Jewish quarter), is what was left from the demolitions that the Jewish Quarter suffered between 1893 and 1913 when ...


» Astronomical Clock: General Info While in Prague, you surely won't miss the Prague Orloj or Prague Astronomical Clock. This striking piece of engineering was built in 1410 by Mikuláš of Kada? thanks to...


» Lennon Wall: General Info In Mala Strana, exactly in Velkop?evorské nám?stí, you will find the Lennon Wall. This wall, covered by graffiti of all kinds, is an ever changing tribute to one of th...


» Wenceslas Square: General Info Saint Wenceslas, patron saint of Bohemia, gives the name to this long square (750 meters) in the heart of Prague which is the centre of business, culture and shopping in ...


» Infant Jesus of Prague: General Info This 47 cm high waxen and wooden statue of Infant Jesus is a work of art of an unknown artist. According to the tradition the statue comes from a convent in southern Spai...


» Nerudova Street: General Info The picturesque Nerudova Street links Charles Bridge to Prague Castle and is named after the writer/journalist Jan Neruda who lived here in the house of The Two Suns. Man...


» Old-New Synagogue: General Info While wandering through the streets of Josefov, Prague Jewish quarter, make sure to take a look at the Old-New Synagogue. What at a first glance might look like a simple ...


» Charles bridge: General Info Charles Bridge has been until the middle of the 19th century the most important mean of connection between Prague Castle and the surrounding areas. Built under the kingdo...
» Charles bridge: General Info While strolling over the magnificent Charles Bridge, which connects Mala Strana to Stare Mesto crossing the Vltava River, you will be in constant company of the many Sain...


» Prague Castle: General Info Prague Castle is, according to the Guinness World Record Book, the biggest ancient castle in the world. This astonishing castle is also an overview of the architectural s...


» Dancing House: General Info On a site along the Vltava River that has been vacant since the bombing of Prague in 1945 two architects, Vlado Miluni? and Frank Gehry, the first Czech and the second Ca...


» New Town: General Info The New Town (Nové m?sto) was founded in 1348 by Charles IV in order to grant to the city of Prague one of the best metropolitan areas of that time. Huge roads, impressi...


» Malá Strana: General Info Malá Strana, also called Lesser Town, rose below the imposing Prague Castle in 1257. In this quarter, linked to the oldest part of Prague by Charles Bridge, used to live...


» Museum of Communism: General Info The Museum of Communism, founded in 2001 by Glenn Spiker, an American businessman who gathered memorabilia of the communist regime in flea markets, will give you a glimps...


» Old Town: General Info Prague Old Town (Staré M?sto) is home to the first Czech, German and Italian settlements in Prague city. On this side of the river Vltava, on the other side stands the L...


» National Museum: General Info The National Museum in Prague stands at the southern corner of Wenceslas Square. In the magnificent palace that houses the museum, and in other buildings near the main bu...


» Mucha Museum: General Info The Alfons Mucha Museum in Prague opened in early 1998 to highlight the work of one of the most influential Art Nouveau artists, Alphonse Mucha (Alfons in Czech). The mus...


» Villa Bertramka: General Info Music lovers will definitely want to add the Villa Bertramka to their list of must see places in Prague. This was one of the favourite locations of one of the world’s g...


» Church of St. Nicholas: General Info The Church of St. Nicholas in Prague, near Malá Strana, is perhaps the best example of high baroque in the Bohemian range or north of the Alps. Designed by K.I. Dienzen...


» Franz Kafka Museum: General Info Fans of Franz Kafka will definitely enjoy their visit to the long-term exhibit at the Franz Kafka Museum. This unique display of first-editions of Kafka’s works, diarie...


» Kinský Palace: General Info Kinský Palace is another excellent example in Prague of the Baroque style. Originally built for Wirich Philipp Graf Daun, who was a garrison commander and father of Leop...


» Pope John Paul II Cathedral Museum: General Info On the Wavel hill, next to the Cathedral, the museum houses 4 rooms: the royal room, two cathedral treasury rooms (one with items from 11th - 16th century and the second ...


» Wieliczka Salt Mine: General Info Only 14 km from Cracow, Wieliczka salt mine is a wonder carved in salt. Listed by UNESCO since 1978 as World Class Landmark of Cultural and natural Heritage, it is one o...


» Kazimierz Old Jewish DIstrict: General Info Although you can still feel that Kazimierz was, not even a decade ago, a quarter in ruin, today you feel that you are in a different Cracow and in the meeting point of tw...


» St. Mary's Basilica: General Info This huge gothic edifice (dating back to 1223) dominates, in the historic centre of Cracow, the Market Square being visible from every corner of the square. The present ...


» Holland Park: General Info Nestled in the central area of London lies Holland Park, arguably the country’s most verdant and lush park, but definitely the most resplendent park to be found in Lond...


» Zbraslav Chateau: General Info Founded in 1292 by King Wenceslas II, the Zbraslev Chateau began as a Cistercian Monastery. Originally dubbed the Aula Regia (Kings’ hall), it was intended to be the fi...


» House of the Black Madonna: General Info In the early 20th century, the House of the Black Madonna was originally commissioned to designer Josef Gocar with the intention of being a department store. The largest ...


» Troja Chateau: General Info Perhaps one of the finest examples of Baroque architecture of the Czech Republic, the Troja Chateau rests comfortably between the Vltava River and the many beautiful gard...


» Stone Bell House: General Info The Stone Bell House is the last of the town palaces built in the 13th century to still maintain its original Gothic architectural character since its complete modern res...


» Prague Municipal Library: General Info The Prague Municipal Library is the modern incarnation of the original public library of Prague, though the building has moved a number of times throughout the city, and ...


» Old Town Hall: General Info Built in 1364, the Old Town Hall has long been a staple on the list of must-see tourist attractions in Prague. Centuries of renovations and additions have turned the buil...


» Strahov Monastery: General Info Like many of the structures Of Prague, the Strahov Monastery has gone through much iteration before arriving at the way that it looks today. It was originally built in 11...


» St. Vitus Cathedral: General Info Crafted in the traditional Gothic style of architecture, the St. Vitus Church is the most expansive, and important church in the Czech Republic, and is the seat of the Ar...


» Museum of Decorative Arts: General Info Founded in 1885, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague has been a staple on the sites for art lovers to visit for over one hundred years. This two-story building was de...


» Petrin Hill: General Info If you are looking for breathtaking views of Prague, then the first place you need to go is Petrin Hill. The hill itself is over 300m tall, and overlooks all of Prague, b...


» Stromovka Park: General Info Stromovka Park began as hunting grounds for the Czech royals in 1268, and has remained a tranquil spot to enjoy a peaceful moment, away from the bustle of fast-moving Pra...


» Tyn Cathedral: General Info The Tyn Cathedral (original name Church of Our Lady in front of Tyn) is a perfect example of a Romanesque and early Gothic period church, built in the 13th century in the...


» Clementinum: General Info Built in 1232, the Clementinum (Klementinum) is a complex of buildings in the heart of Old Town Prague, and houses many of the most spectacular sites to be seen in all of...


» Vltava River: General Info While it is easy to get caught up in the artistry and architectural prowess of Prague, there is a breathtaking natural beauty that flows through the center of the city ca...


» Wallenstein Palace: General Info The Wallenstein Palace is a Baroque-style structure built in the early 1600’s by Italian architect Andrea Spezza. The interior design is heavily influenced by Italian d...


» Theater Carré: General Info The Theater Carré was established as a circus theater by Oscar Carré in 1837, and has since become the premier venue for artistic and cultural performances in Amsterdam...


» Vondelpark: General Info The Vondelpark, founded in 1865, is the largest park in Amsterdam, and is host to nearly 10 million yearly visitors. It is centrally located in Amsterdam, and is very ne...


» Amsterdam Waag: General Info Built in 1488, the Amsterdam Waag, or Weighing House, began as one of the city gates when the city was still surrounded by a protective wall. When the wall was removed, ...


» Westerkerk: General Info Built in the early 1600’s, the Westerkerk, or West Church, boasts of the tallest church tower in all of Amsterdam, and is truly a breathtaking site for any visitor to t...


» Westerpark: General Info Built in the 1890’s, and located near Central Station, the Westerpark is a lovely site for spending a day relaxing in the lush gardens of one of Amsterdam’s premier p...


» Torture Museum: General Info One of the most interesting places you will visit while in Amsterdam is the Torture Museum. When you get to the museum you actually enter through a gloomy tunnel and real...


» Jordaan: General Info Located at the western end of the main canals, the Jordaan is a trendy district that has become a haven for young professionals, artists and students, and is within walki...


» Waterlooplein: General Info If you enjoy shopping, and would like to browse through over 300 booths in a flea market style bazaar of vendors, then the Waterlooplein market is exactly what you are lo...


» Zuiderkerk: General Info Built in the 17th century, the Zuiderkerk, or South Church, of Amsterdam is the first Protestant church established in the city. It is a fine example Renaissance style o...


» Museum of Natural Science: General Info Houston's Museum of Natural Science is house to a lot more than your average natural history museum. Like most museums, they have exhibits on early American cultures, din...


» Trafalgar Square: General Info At the eastern end of The Mall lies Trafalgar Square, and it is often referred to as the “Heart of London.” Built to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar, the Square m...


» Women's Library: General Info Established in 1926, the Women’s Library of London is a lasting monument to the history of the women of Britain, and serves as a repository for an extensive array of li...


» Tate Britain Art Gallery: General Info The Tate Britain Art Gallery is located near the House of Parliament, and is a wonderful museum that displays works from the latest modern pieces, to as far back as the 1...


» Saint Paul's Cathedral: General Info The phrase “must see” is often overused, but in the case of the Cathedral of Saint Paul, it has never been a truer statement. Any visit to London requires a stop at S...


» Photographers' Gallery: General Info Only a few kilometers north of Westminster Palace lies the Photographer’s Gallery, a gem for art lovers interested in the medium of photography. Established in 1971, th...


» Houses of Parliament: General Info At the center of the British government for over a thousand years, the Houses of Parliament is one of the great sites of London that all visitors must see. Parliament sit...


» Natural History Museum: General Info The London Natural History Museum is one of the largest museums of its kind in the world, and is easily one of the most visited museums in London. Its exhibits span the h...


» Institute of Contemporary Arts: General Info Founded in 1946, the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) was established as a center for artists seeking exposure outside the more traditional tenets and ideas of the Ro...


» Cabinet War Rooms: General Info Built in 1938, the Cabinet War Rooms were a reinforced center of operations used by Sir Winston Churchill during World War II. Designed to withstand bombardment during th...


» Plaza de Colon: General Info The Plaza de Colon is a plaza that is dedicated to the explorer Christopher Columbus. It is located in the district of Alonso Martinez in Madrid. It was originally named ...


» Plaza de España: General Info Plaza de España is the largest square located in central Madrid. You will find the square at the west end of the Gran Via, and because of the central location in the cit...


» Sagrada Familia: General Info The construction of this imposing church began in 1882 and is still going on. The Sagrada Familia might be considered Antoni Gaudi's masterpiece, to this impressive churc...


» Parc Guell: General Info This surrealistic city park is the result of a commercial "fiasco". Güell asked Gaudi to build some residential houses for Barcelona's upper class on his property on the...


» Fundacio Joan Miro: General Info This Museum, entitled to one of the most famous citizens of Barcelona, opened officially in 1975. Built over the hill of Montjüic, the Joan Mirò's Foundation, housed in...


» Casa Mila: General Info Designed by Gaudí for the Milà family in 1905, the Milà House (or La Pedrera) is one of the finest examples of a residential Gaudí design in Barcelona. It is visited...


» Palau De La Musica Catalana: General Info Built in the early 1900’s, the Palau de la Música Catalana is Barcelona’s premier music hall, and has been a central venue for cultural performances ever since. It ...


» La Rambla: General Info La Rambla is one of the best known avenues in the world! Made up by a series of linked streets, called "Ramblas" (hence the plural name "Las Ramblas"), it starts in Plaç...


» Parc de la Ciutadella: General Info At the center of Barcelona is the Parc de la Ciutadella, a 30-hectare public park with a long and storied history in Barcelona. Its name is derived from the star-shaped ...


» Plaça de Catalunya: General Info At the center of Barcelona, where many of the most important avenues converge, is the Plaça de Catalunya. It is a large central square, comprised of famous statues and ...


» Picasso Museum: General Info The Picasso Museum in Barcelona, founded in 1963, boasts a permanent collection of over 3,800 works by the great artist Pablo Picasso, and is a required stop for any art ...


» Montjuïc Castle: General Info Montjuïc Castle sits forebodingly atop a hill overlooking Barcelona, and has a long and notorious history. Founded in 1640, this fortress was used as a prison, and many...


» Nou Camp Stadium: General Info The Nou Camp Stadium was built in the mid 1950’s to replace the smaller and outdated facility at Camp de Les Corts. The Nou Camp, or “New Field,” is home to the re...


» Barcelona Funicular: General Info If you plan to visit Montjuïc Castle, then you will likely take the Funicular from the Avenida del Paralelo up to the castle at the summit. The funicular is a cable dra...


» Diagonal Shopping District: General Info Located in an upscale area of Barcelona along the Avingunda Diagonal, is the L’Illa Diagonal shopping complex. If you are familiar with shopping areas such as Fifth Av...


» Gaudí Home Museum: General Info The Gaudí Home Museum at Parc Guell is a required stop for anybody interested in the life and work of Gaudí. The park itself, commissioned by Eusebi Güell, is a sweep...


» Kattenkabinet: General Info A cat named after J.P. Morgan, a beautiful red tomcat, gave to its owner the idea to set up a cats devoted museum. Bob Mejer, who was the owner of the cat named after the...


» Bronx Zoo: General Info Opened to the public in 1899, and spanning 265 acres (over 1 square kilometer), the Bronx Zoo is probably the largest zoo in a metropolitan area in all the United States....


» Metropolitan Museum of Art: General Info Often referred to as the Met, this incredible Museum lies along the eastern end of Central Park, and boasts of a collection that spans over 5,000 years of artistry, with ...


» Ellis Island: General Info Ellis Island was the first designated Federal immigration station for the United States in 1890, and for a period of over 60 years served as the immigration gateway to Am...


» Hogar Collection: General Info In the art world, the Hogar Collection is the new kid on the block, but since it began in 2003, it has made a significant impact on the contemporary art world. It was fou...


» Acropolis: General Info The Acropolis in Athens is one of the most famous sights in the world. There are many other places throughout Greece that are similar to the Acropolis, but this one has t...


» Ancient Agora: General Info Ancient Agora is an area of Athens that was used for private housing before the 6th century. It was then reorganized and many of the houses and wells were closed in order...


» Temple of Athena Nike: General Info Athena was known as the goddess of victory. And in Athens, you can see the where people worshipped her at the Athena Nike Temple. This is one of the easliet Ionic temples...


» Propylaia: General Info The Propylaia is the monumental gateway into the Acropolis in Athens, Greece. It was built under the direction of Pericles, an Athenian leader. Construction was underway ...


» Parthenon: General Info The Parthenon is one of the most well known temples in Athens, Greece. It was built to honor the Greek goddess Athena in the V century BC. It sits atop the Athenian Acr...


» Erechtheion: General Info Erchtheion is an ancient Greek temple in Athens. It is located on the north side of the Acropolis and is noted unusual but elegant for the unique design. The temple was c...


» National Archeological Museum: General Info The National Archeological Museum in Athens houses some of the most important artifacts in the world. These artifacts come from locations around Greece from prehistory to...


» Plaka: General Info Plaka is the old, historical neighborhood of Athens. It lies just under the Acropolis and is visited by thousands of tourists each and every year. The labyrinth of street...


» Kolonaki: General Info Kolonaki (or “little column”) is a neighborhood in the central area of Athens, Greece. This neighborhood is located on the southwestern slope of the Lycabettus hill. ...


» Syntagma (Constitution) Square: General Info The location of Syntagma Square is in the centre of Athens, Greece. Its name is related to the Constitution King Othon. This king had to accord it to the people after a m...


» Parliament Building: General Info The Parliament Building in Athens was originally a house that was occupied by an Athenian magnate names Kontostavlos. When Athens became the official capital of the count...


» Museum of Cycladic Art: General Info The Museum of Cycladic Art is museum located in Athen, at the corner of Vassilissis Sofias Avenue and Herodotu Street. The museum is housed in a neoclassical Stathatos Ma...


» Byzantine Museum: General Info The Byzantine Museum offers a glimpse into the life and times of this ancient culture. The Byzantine Museum is located within a cluster of museums in the center of Athens...


» National Art Gallery: General Info The National Art Gallery of Athens is an art museum that is dedicated solely to modern Greek and European art from the 14th century to the 20th century. The National Art ...


» Aranjuez: General Info Aranjuez is a town that is part of the Madrid metropolitan area. It is located in the south of Madrid and is also located at the confluence of the Jarama and Tagus rivers...


» Palacio de Gaviria: General Info The Palacio de Gaiviria is a multi-purpose tourist attraction. Not only can you tour the magnificent 19th century meeting place by day, but by night you can come in and e...


» Kilometro Cero: General Info Kilometro Cero is one of the more well known places in Madrid. It is known for the being a traditional place where the people of Madrid mark the coming of the New Year. T...


» Museo Thyssen Bornemisza: General Info The Museo Thyssen Bornemisza (Thyssen-Bornemisza Musem) is a famous art gallery in Villahermosa, a neighborhood of Madrid. The area in known as the “golden triangle of ...


» Museo Arqueológico Nacional: General Info The National Archaeological Musem (Museo Arquelogico Nacional) is located in Madrid, Spain beside the Plaza de Colon. The museum shares its building with the National L...


» Museo Cerralbo: General Info The Museo Cerralbo is a collection of private paintings, ceramics, and other artworks collected by the Marquis of Cerralbo Enrique de Aguilera y Gamboa in the 17th centur...


» Prado Museum: General Info The Prado Museum is a famous art gallery that is located in the museum district of Madrid. It features one of the world’s best collections of Eurpoean art that spans fr...


» Faro de Moncloa: General Info The Faro de Moncloa is a transmission tower that rises 100 meters high above the Madrid skyline. It is located on the Plaza de Moncloa. It is a vertical cantilever struct...


» Puerta de Europa: General Info The Puerta de Europa (also known as the gate of Europe, Torres KIO, or Europe’s Gate), is a set of twin office buildings in Madrid, Spain. These towers were designed by...


» Puerta de Alcalá: General Info The Puerta de Alcalà is a monument that stands in the Plaza de la Independencia. This plaza is close the center of the city of Madrid and is only a short walk from the m...


» Estadio Santiago Bernabéu: General Info Estadio Santiago Bernabéu is the football stadium located in Madrid, Spain. The stadium began construction in 1944, and the football stadium is the home of the Real Madr...


» Atocha Railway Station: General Info The Atocha Railway Station is the largest railway station in Madrid, Spain. It primarily serves commuter trains, intercity trains, and the regional trains from the south,...


» 49-Mile Drive: General Info The 49-Mile Drive is a scenic drive through many areas of San Francisco that highlight most of the city’s major historic buildings, monuments, and major tourist attract...


» Alcatraz: General Info Alcatraz is an island in the middle of San Francisco Bay. It served at one time as a lighthouse, before being used as a military fortification. After that, it was turned ...


» Cable Cars: General Info The world’s last manually operated cable car system is located in San Francisco, California. It is an iconic symbol of the city, and tourists from all over the world co...


» Camera Obscura: General Info When you come to San Francisco, there is a small, boxlike structure near the Cliff House that is an interesting tourist attraction. This is the Camera Obscura, a function...


» Chinatown: General Info Chinatown in San Francisco, California is one of the largest Chinatowns in the world. It is also the oldest one in the United States. It is bordered by Powell Street, Nob...


» Cliff House: General Info Cliff House is an institution in San Francisco. It is a restaurant that is perched on top of the cliffs north of Ocean Beach on the west side of the city. It overlooks wh...


» Coit Tower: General Info Coit Tower was constructed in 1933 on the top of Telegraph Hill. It was funded by Lillie Hitchcock Coit in order to beautify the city. San Francisco received one third of...


» Ferry Building Marketplace: General Info The Ferry Building Marketplace is located at the foot of Market Street, in the historic Ferry Building. This is where locals and tourists alike will converge to go shoppi...


» Fisherman's Wharf: General Info Fisherman’s Wharf is one of the most popular tourist attractions in san Francisco. It encompasses much of the northern waterfront area of the city from Van Ness Avenue ...


» Ghirardelli Square: General Info Ghirardelli Square is a major tourist attraction near Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco. There are many shops and restaurants that attract thousands throughout the yea...


» Golden Gate Park: General Info Golden Gate Park is a large urban park that consists of more that 100 acres of public ground. It is configured inside a rectangle shapes and is similar to Central Park in...


» Musee Mechanique: General Info The Musee Mechanique is a wonderful and fun museum located in San Francisco. It is the one of the largest collections of privately owned penny arcade games and other rela...


» Nob Hill: General Info Nob Hill is a hill that is located in downtown San Francisco and lies at the northwest of Washington, Sacramento, Clay, and Jones Streets. The south section of Nob Hill i...


» Sausalito: General Info Sausalito is located in the San Francisco Bay Area and also Marin County. It is a small community of less than ten thousand, but it is a popular tourist attraction for ma...


» Lombard Street: General Info Lombard Street in San Francisco is famous for the steep section of the road that has many narrow windings. The street stretches from Presidio Boulevard east through the n...


» Amsterdam Tulip Museum: General Info Many people associate the tulip with the Netherlands and the Dutch, though it originally came from the Turkish Ottoman Empire during the 16th century. When it was introd...


» Museum Amstelkring: General Info In the latter half of the 17th century, Catholicism was banned from open practice by the Protestant Church. Since Amsterdam has always had a more liberal world-view, wit...


» Pianola Museum: General Info Despite being invented in the United States in 1894, the pianola (also known as the player piano) has been immortalized in a museum collection in the Jordaan district of ...


» Sex Museum Amsterdam: General Info A short walk from the Red Light District is the Sex Museum, also known as the “Temple of Venus.” Located directly across from the Central Station, the Sex Museum is ...


» Herengracht Canal: General Info The Herengracht canal, whose name literally means "Lords' canal", is the first of the new waterways dug in Amsterdam and it's for sure the most elegant; in fact it was th...


» Museumplein: General Info While there are many lovely parks throughout Amsterdam, perhaps the most centrally located and convenient park is the Museumplein Park. Museumplein is located near all o...


» Oosterpark: General Info Oosterpark is a lovely park located in the Eastern area of Amsterdam, and is a perfect place to drop in and spend a casual afternoon. If you have been rushing around try...


» Beatrixpark: General Info Named for Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands, Beatrixpark is a nice out of the way respite from the busy city of Amsterdam. You will find that this park has easily earned ...


» Stopera: General Info The Stopera, portmanteau word between "stadhuis" that in Dutch means "city hall" and opera, is probably the most controversial building in Amsterdam. Its construction beg...


» Tuschinski Theatre: General Info In a stunning architectural design that combines traditional Gothic architecture with the style elements of the Art Deco movement, the Tuschinski Theater in Amsterdam is ...


» Heineken Experience: General Info The former Heineken's brewery today hosts a museum about this world famous beer. In Stadhouderskade 78 you will find this industrial museum where you will experience the ...


» Singel: General Info During your holiday in Amsterdam you can't miss a visit to the Singel Canal area where the sixth century houses reflect its fronts made of brick stones on the trembling w...


» City North: General Info Just north of central Amsterdam is City North, which a newer addition to Amsterdam. While City North is a bit out of the way from the main areas of Amsterdam, it has th...


» Begijnhof and Chapel: General Info Built in the early 14th century using traditional medieval architecture, the Begijnhof was built as a sanctuary for a group of religious women, known today as the Beguine...


» Allard Pierson Museum: General Info Amsterdam University’s Archaeological Museum is housed in the formed home of the Nederlandse Bank at Oude Turfmarkt 127. The museum, named after the first professor...


» Historisch Museum: General Info In 1975 the Amsterdam’s Historic Museum moved in the former Amsterdam's Civil Orphanage. This unusual museum covers Amsterdam's history, beginning in the Middle Ages, d...


» Haarlemmerdijk: General Info If you are looking for an eclectic, wide-ranging shopping experience, then you should consider a stroll down the street of Haarlemmerdijk. It is an always busy strip of ...


» Ets Haim Library: General Info The Ets Haim Library of Amsterdam boasts to be the oldest active library of collected Jewish literature and historical documentation in the world. It was founded in the ...


» Noorderkerk: General Info Located in the heart of the Jordaan District of Amsterdam, the Noorderkerk is an active, and historically significant Protestant church. The church was originally built ...


» Austrian Parliament Building: General Info The Austrian Parliament Building is along the Ringstrasse in Vienna, near the Hofburg Imperial Palace. It is where the two houses of the Parliament of Austria do their b...


» Central Cemetery: General Info Vienna's Central Cemetery (Zentralfriedhof) is the most famous of the city's almost 50 cemeteries. In 1874 it opened and in 1888 Beethoven and Schubert were relocated to ...


» Carolinum: General Info The Carolinum is a large complex of buildings that make up Charles University, the oldest university in Central Europe. The lower floor of the Carolinum contains a large...


» Danube Park: General Info The second largest park in Vienna, the Danube Park is 250 acres. The Vienna International Garden Show helped bring the park into being in 1964. Through the gardens run ...


» Charles University Botanical Gardens: General Info Part of the Charles University Faculty of Science department, the Botanical Garden is an expansive collection of Central European plants, flowers and trees, and is terrif...


» Faust House: General Info It is quite likely that the real Dr. Faust, made famous in Goethe’s play Faust for his practice of black magic and deals with the devil, never actually visited Prague, ...


» Demel Konditorei: General Info Demel Konditorei is Vienna's most expensive and best cafe, whch used to be the Royal and Imperial pastrycook. Every cooked dish and every dessert is hand made in the tra...


» Franciscan Garden: General Info Located next to the Church of Our Lady of the Snows and Wenceslas Square is the small, but extremely beautiful Franciscan Garden of Prague. Built in 1348 when New Town w...


» Karntner Strasse: General Info Karntner Strasse is Vienna's most beautiful shopping street. Stretching from Stephansplatz to Staatsoper on the Ringstrasse, to Karlsplatz, there are many places you can...


» Havlí?kovy Sady: General Info The second largest park in the city of Prague, the Havlí?kovy Sady is a terrific place to stop and take in some of the lovely scenery that Prague’s parks have to offer...


» Kunsthistorisches Museum: General Info The Museum of Art History / Fine Arts (Kunsthistorisches Museum) is the home to one of the most important collections of art worldwide. The building was finished in 1891...


» Kampa Island: General Info Along the banks of the Vlatva River lies a strip of land that became an island when a long channel was dug out to reroute the flow of the river to power a number of mills...


» Naschmarkt: General Info The Naschmarkt, or sweet market has existed since around the 16th century. Vegetables and milk were sold on the edges of the Wien river, and has become a tradition in Vi...


» National Theatre: General Info The National Theater in Vienna, Austria, is full of magnificent traditions of the Germanic lands. The Burgtheater, as it is called by locals, has a very classical design...


» Natural History Museum: General Info The Naturhistorisches Museum (Natural History Museum) is in Vienna, Austria. Built in 1889, it is one of the most important museums in the world. As many as 20 million ...


» Ringstrasse: General Info Vienna's Innere Stadt district is surrounded by the Ringstrasse, a circular road that is a typical road built between the 1860s and 1890s. It replaced the city walls tha...


» Lebedour and Pfaffy Gardens: General Info In the areas down the hill from Prague Castle there are a number of beautiful gardens, including the Lebedour Garden, and the Small and Great Pfaffy Gardens. These garde...


» Schonbrunn Palace: General Info Schonbrunn Palace is north of Sierndorf in a park in Vienna, Austria, along with the Chapel of St. John Nepomuk in an open field. The palace has been a major tourist att...


» Na Porici Street: General Info Nestled in the center of Old Town Prague, Na Porici Street is home to many of the sights that you are likely to have on your list of places that must be visited during yo...


» St. Stephen's Cathedral: General Info St. Stephen's Cathedral is the most important religious building in Vienna, and is the seat of the Archbishop of Vienna. It has a Gothic and Romanesque design, and sits ...


» National Theater: General Info The National Theater of Prague was built in the late 19th century, and is a fine example of Neo-Renaissance architecture that was prevalent during the period. When it wa...


» Karlskirche: General Info In 1713, when the plague was ravaging Austria, a vow was made by Emperor Charles VI that he would build a church, and in 1737 the Karlskirche Church was finally completed...


» Old Royal Palace: General Info If you are visiting Prague, it is most likely that you have plans to see Prague Castle, but what you may not realize is that the castle is made up of many smaller complex...


» Petrin Observation Tower: General Info Reminiscent of Paris’ Eiffel Tower, the Petrin Hill Observation Tower adds another 60m to the top of Petrin Hill, and provides absolutely the best views of Prague and t...


» Vienna State Opera: General Info  The Vienna State Opera is one of the most important opera companies and houses in the world. The building of the opera house was completed in 1869, in the Neo-Renaissan...


» Clock Museum: General Info Since 1921 the Harpist's House (Harfenhaus), one of the oldest houses in town, has welcomed the visitors to the City of Vienna Clock Museum (Uhrenmuseum der Stadt Wien). ...


» Peterskirche: General Info The Collegial and Parish Church of St Peter in Vienna, or Peterskirche as it is known in Austria, was built in the early 18th century. This new building replaced one that...


» Children's Museum: General Info  Plan a family trip to Houston centered on the Children's Museum of Houston, the top rated youth museum in the nation. With more than 750,000 people attending annually, ...


» Contemporary Arts Museum: General Info Make Houston your next vacation destination by planning a trip around the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston! This dynamic museum is a non profit establishment that brings ...


» Houston Arboretum and Nature Center: General Info  The Houston Arboretum and Nature Center are built on the former grounds of Camp Logan, an army World War I training camp. In 1924, the military deeded the land to the c...


» Houston Space Center: General Info  Houston is the home of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, also known as NASA. The Houston Space Center is NASA's official visitor center, where you are ...


» Rothko Chapel Houston: General Info The Rothko Chapel in Houston is one of the last and most important artistic endeavours completed by the de Menils and Mark Rothko, some of the most innovative architecura...


» Sesquicentennial Park: General Info In the heart of Houston's downtown theater district, a beautiful natural oasis sprawling over 22.5 acres of land was constructed in 1989. A result of a national design co...


» Byzantine Fresco Chapel: General Info In the 1980's, thieves near Lysi in Cyprus stole, cut into pieces and smuggled two wonderful frescoes, a dome and an apse, dating back to the 13th century. After two year...


» The Galleria: General Info The Galleria in Houston features more than 375 fine shops and stores, restaurants, and a very large, very impressive ice rink. It has before been rated the number 1 shopp...


» Museum of Fine Arts: General Info Houston was blessed with its first Fine Arts Museum in 1900, when a small group of civic leaders opened the doors of their Public School Art League to the public. Since t...


» East Side Gallery: General Info The International Memorial for Freedom at the Berlin wall is one of Berlin’s main tourist attractions. The east side of the Berlin wall, near Muelhenstrasse, became an ...


» Checkpoint Charlie: General Info The East German Government built the so-called Berlin Wall in 1961.The President of the United States of America J. F. Kennedy, to guarantee a safe passage to West Berlin...


» Unter den Linden: General Info This famous boulevard in central Berlin derives its name from the trees that border its carriageways. It is a very long boulevard which had a historic importance (in the ...


» Alexanderplatz: General Info The Alexanderplatz is a public transport hub in the middle of the city, near the Spree river. It is named after Russian Emperor Alexander I, after he visited Berlin in 1...


» Alte Nationalgalerie: General Info Located on Museum Island in Berlin, Alte Nationalgalerie (Old National Gallery) has a wonderful collection of the important 19th century Prussian Cultural Heritage.  The...


» Altes Museum: General Info The Altes Museum in Berlin was constructed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel between the years of 1825 and 1828, in the neoclassical style. It was called the Royal Museum until...


» Aquadom and Sea Life Center: General Info The city of Berlin is famous for the many attractions that draw tourists from all over the world.  There are many beautiful parks and gardens throughout Berlin that make...


» Berlin Cathedral: General Info The Berlin Cathedral or, as they call it the Germans the Berliner Domin English, is located on Museum Island in Berlin.  It is a Lutheran cathedral, built between the ye...


» Botanical Garden: General Info The Botanical Garden in Berlin, Germany contains as many as 22,000 plant species.  It is one of the many important gardens of the world.  It is located in the Steglitz-...


» Brandenburg Gate: General Info Brandenburger Tor, or the Brandenburg Gate, is one of the main symbols of Berlin and Germany as well as being an old city gate.  It's the last of it's kind and was part ...


» Breitscheidplatz: General Info Breitscheidplatz is a very popular public square in western Berlin, inside Charlottenburg.  It was a place for musicians, writers and artists to meet after World War I. ...


» Frederick Street: General Info Friedrichstrasse, or Frederick Street, is a large, popular shopping street and cultural area in central Berlin.  During the Cold War, here was Checkpoint Charlie where t...


» Planetarium Prague: General Info The Planetarium Prague is the largest facility of its kind in the Czech Republic, and serves as an excellent place to observe the wonders of the night sky indoors. There...


» Gendarmenmarkt Square: General Info The Gendarmenmarkt Square in Berlin, Germany is the location of the Konzerthaus and the German and French Cathedrals.  In the center of the suqare is a statue of Friedri...


» German Historical Museum: General Info Located in the oldest building on Unter den Linden avenue in Berlin is the German Historical Museum (Deutsches Historsches Museum).  This building is a beautiful piece o...


» German Museum of Technology: General Info The German Museum of Technology in Berlin is located where the Anhalter freight station used to reside.  The buildings making up the museum are considered it's most valu...


» The Rudolphinum: General Info The Rudolphinum (Rudolfinum & the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra) is a perfect example of the style of Neo-Renaissance architecture that was being constructed during the r...


» New Museum: General Info On June 19th 1841 work began by Friedrich August Stuler, under the direction of Friedrich Wilhelm IV, on the Neues Museum (in english, literally New Museum) in Berlin, Ge...


» Neue Nationalgalarie: General Info The Neue Nationalgalarie at the Kulturform is a museum that holds classic modern art, and is part of the National Gallery of Germany.  The nationalgalarie was opened in ...


» Smetana Hall of Municipal House: General Info Located in the famous Prague Municipal House, and home to the Prague Symphony Orchestra, is the great Smetana Hall. Every year, Smetana Hall hosts hundreds of cultural a...


» Storch House At of the Stone Madonna: General Info Located within Old Town Prague are a number of houses that are representative of the style of Gothic architecture of the 13th and 14th centuries; one of these prominent s...


» Torture Museum: General Info If you are looking for an out of the way, and unique place to visit in Prague, and you have an interest in the dark side of Medieval history, then you need to go to the T...


» Museum Kampa : General Info Located along the eastern bank of Kampa Island is the Museum Kampa. The Museum Kampa is a gallery that focuses on modern art, with a particular eye toward the emerging a...


» Dvorak Museum : General Info Just a short walk from the National Museum is the Dvorak Museum, a quaint Baroque style home that contains a collection of items from the life of Czech composer Antonín ...


» Loreto Palace : General Info The Loreto Palace is an historic pilgrimage site located in the heart of Prague, and has been visited by Christian pilgrims since the early 17th century. The name of Lor...


» Mustek Metro Station : General Info When the Mustek Metro Station was under construction over 20 years ago, it was discovered that the site rested on the remains of a medieval period bridge that once connec...


» Bethlehem Chapel: General Info Built in 1394, the Bethlehem Chapel was used for sermons that were delivered in the local Czech language, rather than in Latin. This makes the chapel a significant miles...


» Pariser Platz: General Info The Pariser Platz is located in the center of the German city of Berlin, next to the Brandenburg Gate by the end of Unter den Linden. It is named after Paris, the capita...


» Berlin Castle: General Info The Berlin Castle, or Stadtschloss, was the royal palace for the center of Berlin, the capital of Germany.  It was the home of the Prussian kings around 1701 and the Ger...


» Tiergarten: General Info Tiergarten, or Animal Garden, is a large park in the center of Berlin, Germany.  Prior to the reunification of Germany, it was located in West Germany.  There are new r...


» Zoological Garden: General Info The Berlin Zoological Garden (Zoologischer Garten Berlin in German) is one of the largest zoos found in Germany and is home to the widest variety of animal species in the...


» Pier 39: General Info Pier 39 is just one of the many piers that line the coast of the San Francisco Bay in California, but it is the one that is most popular with tourists and locals alike. Y...


» The Golden Gate Bridge: General Info The Golden Gate Bridge is probably the best known symbol of San Francisco. It is the suspension bridge that connects the city of Frisco to its peninsula. Not only is the ...


» The Palace of the Legion of Honor: General Info The Palace of the Legion of Honor is a museum of fine arts in San Francisco. The collection of art was a gift from Alma de Bretteville Spreckels. She was the wife of a su...


» Union Square: General Info Union Square is a plaza that is just over two and a half acres that borders the streets of Powell, Post, Stockton, and Geary. Union Square is most often referring to the ...


» The Appian Way Shops: General Info The Appian Way Shops are an interesting place for those who want to shop in a luxurious hotel and resort. The Appian Way Shops are located in Caesar’s Palace. Here you ...


» Atomic Testing Museum: General Info An interesting stop when you are visiting Las Vegas is the Atomic Testing Museum. The history of the atomic bomb testing in Southern Nevada is told through artifacts and ...


» Bellagio Fine Art Gallery: General Info While you are discovering all of the best attractions in Las Vegas, you will not want to miss the Bellagio Fine Art Gallery. This gallery features artists from around the...


» Bonnie and Clyde Getaway: General Info A really interesting display that you cannot miss in Las Vegas is the original car that Bonnie and Clyde used as a getaway car. Bonnie and Clyde were chased by four Texas...


» CBS Television City Research Center: General Info There is one place in Las Vegas for everyone, and those who always had dreams of working in television are no different. If you have always dreamed of being the top dog a...


» Chinatown Plaza: General Info ...


» The East Ely Railroad Depot Museum: General Info The East Ely Railroad Depot Museum is a great attraction near Las Vegas for those who love to learn about trains. The operations at the depot ceased in 1983, but the faci...


» Floyd Lamb State Park: General Info Floyd Lamb State Park is a former working ranch that is located just outside of the city limits and features the best in country living for those who want to see a differ...


» Fountains at the Bellagio: General Info One of  the most popular attractions in Las Vegas is the Fountains at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino. These fountains not only feature beautiful water choreography, but t...


» Fremont Street Experience: General Info The Fremont Street Experience is usually the first attraction that people want to see when they are coming to visit Las Vegas. This inner-city Strip of Las Vegas features...


» Guinness World Records Museum: General Info Those who are looking for a different type of attraction will want to plan a trip to the Guinness World Records Museum. Not only will you be able to see the most unique r...


» Hills Park: General Info Hills Park is a place where you can get away from the city for a little while. Many locals and visitors alike will flock here throughout the years to relax and unwind in ...


» Hoover Dam: General Info ...


» Imperial Palace Auto Collection: General Info Are you traveling to Las Vegas with a car enthusiast? If you are, then you will want to make sure that you check out the world’s largest auto collection at the Imperial...


» Las Vegas Art Museum: General Info If you want to immerse yourself in some fine art, you will want to head over to the Las Vegas Art Museum. The museum is located in the Sahara West Library and holds a var...


» The Las Vegas Motor Speedway: General Info The Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a popular tourist destination because this is where you will be able to catch any major motor sport that is racing the southwest. The spee...


» Las Vegas Sports Center: General Info If you are a sports fanatic looking to visit Las Vegas, the one stop you will have to make is at the Las Vegas Sports Center. This is the only place of its kind to featur...


» M&M's World: General Info If you want to find a fun stop for the whole family while you are in Las Vegas, you will want to make a stop at M&M's World. Here you will be able to enjoy gifts, ent...


» The Neon Museum: General Info The Neon Museum is an interesting stop in Las Vegas. If you like neon signs or just want to see something different, come along to the Neon Museum and experience some of ...


» The Palms Casino: General Info The Palms in Las Vegas is a place where you can make your dreams of being a high roller come true. The neon lights and desert sunsets will call you to the Palms, and you ...


» MGM Grand: General Info MGM Grand is a group of four 30 story towers that stand tall in the Las Vegas skyline. It is a place that is full of gaming, shopping, live entertainment, and plenty of b...


» The White Tiger Habitat: General Info One of the most popular attractions in Las Vegas has always been the beautiful white tigers that were bred and raised by the magicians Siegfried and Roy. When you come to...


» British Library: General Info The British Library is among the greatest libraries in the world. With over 12 million books, magazines, original manuscripts, and other items in 1996 this amazing museum...


» Las Ventas: General Info Las Ventas, also known as La Monumental, is Madrid’s bull ring and it is considered, by bullfighting aficionados, the most important bull ring in the world, even though...


» Amsterdam Airport Schiphol: General Info When flying in to Amsterdam, you will arrive at the Schiphol Airport, one of the major air traffic hubs of Europe. Schiphol began as a military airbase in 1916, and was ...


» Centraal Railway Station: General Info The Centraal Station (Central Station) in Amsterdam is the ground transportation hub for the city of Amsterdam, and nearly every method of transport for the city converge...


» Damrak: General Info Damrak is located between Dam Square and the Centraal Station is one of the busiest shopping streets in the city of Amsterdam. Many of the sights that are likely to be o...


» Royal Palace Amsterdam: General Info When you visit Dam Square in Amsterdam, you are definitely going to see the Royal Palace of Amsterdam. Built in the 17th century, the Royal Palace was the largest buildi...


» Magna Plaza: General Info Built in 1899, and designed in a highly ornamental neo-Gothic style by renowned architect P.C. Peters, the Magna Plaza began as Amsterdam’s Post Office building. As an...


» Oudezijds Voorburgwal Canal: General Info The Oudezijds Voorburgwal is one of the most popular canals in Amsterdam, and is well known for its coffee houses and vibrant youthful vibe. It is located directly in th...


» Amsterdam Oldest House: General Info In 1521, Amsterdam issued a ban on building wooden houses within the city due to the risk of fire. The Het Houten House (Wooden House) pre-dates this ban on wooden house...


» Rokin Street: General Info One of the areas the is well known for its shopping boutiques in Amsterdam is the Rokin Street district. It has been a major thoroughfare since the early times in Amster...


» Schreierstoren (Weepers Tower): General Info The Schreierstoren is a defensive tower built during the medieval period of Amsterdam’s history in the early 15th century. It was built as part of the defense fortific...


» Morgan Library & Museum: General Info The Morgan Library and museum, located in mid-town Manhattan, is an eclectic mixture of the past and the present, of pop and classical culture. It sits on the corner of ...


» MoMa Museum of Modern Art: General Info The Museum of Modern Art, popularly called the MoMA of New York City, was established in the Big Apple City in 1929, and stands today as the premier museum in the world f...


» Empire State Building: General Info The Empire State Building is one of the most famous symbols of New York City and America, second perhaps only to the Statue of Liberty in recognizability. It is located ...


» Brooklyn Bridge: General Info The Brooklyn Bridge, an iconic symbol of New York City, spans the East River, connecting the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. When it was completed in May of 1883, it...


» Statue of Liberty: General Info The Statue of Liberty, which sits on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, is arguably the most famous landmark in the world, perhaps rivaled only by the Eiffel Tower in Par...


» Cathedral of St. John the Divine: General Info The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, located at 1047 Amsterdam Avenue in New York City (between 110th and 113th Streets) is the official Episcopal Diocese of New York....


» United Nations Headquarters: General Info The United Nations Headquarters is a beautiful complex of buildings located in the “Turtle Bay” neighborhood of Manhattan’s East Side, overlooking the East River. ...


» Saint Patrick's Cathedral: General Info Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, located on Fifth Avenue between 50th and 51st Streets, is the seat of the archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York. It is a ...


» Grand Central Terminal: General Info Though its real name is Grand Central Terminal, with “Terminal” used the way Europeans use it regarding train stations, to indicate a “one way in, one way out”, l...


» The Cloisters: General Info The Cloisters is a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which is dedicated primarily to the art, and architectural design of the Middle Ages. It is located in Fort ...


» New York Botanical Garden: General Info The New York Botanical Garden, popularly known as the NYBG, is arguably one of the most famous and striking botanical gardens of the world.  It covers approximately one ...


» The Brooklyn Museum: General Info The Brooklyn Museum is the second largest art museum in New York City, and is conveniently and centrally located in the borough of Brooklyn.  It houses masterpieces, whi...


» Civic Center: General Info New York City’s Civic Center is an area in downtown Manhattan that houses all of the city’s municipal buildings.  Its rough boundaries are the East River, the Brookl...


» Chrysler Building: General Info The Chrysler Building stands side by side with the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building as symbols of New York City.  It is one of the city’s original skysc...


» Flatiron District: General Info The Flatiron District is a section of New York City located in the down section of Manhattan.  It is also known sometimes as SoHo (South of Houston Street) or TriBeCa (T...


» Garment District: General Info The Garment District is a neighborhood in downtown Manhattan, roughly bordered by Fifth Avenue, 34th Street, Ninth Avenue, and 42nd Street.  Though it only covers a squa...


» Upper West Side: General Info The Upper West Side is a neighborhood on New York City’s island of Manhattan. It is located between Central Park and the Hudson River, above West 59th Street. Unlike ot...


» Morningside Heights: General Info Morningside Heights is a neighborhood located in Manhattan’s Upper West Side, and home to Columbia University, Barnard College, Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, and ...


» Bronx: General Info The Bronx is the northernmost of New York City’s five boroughs, located just to the south of Westchester County.  It is home to Yankee Stadium, and has a rich history,...


» Queens: General Info Queens is geographically the largest of New York City’s five boroughs.  It lies directly to the east of Manhattan, across the East River.  Although it is located on t...


» Staten Island: General Info Staten Island is the name both of the island itself, and of the borough of New York City which is located on it.  Although is it geographically closer to the state of Ne...


» Fifth Avenue: General Info Fifth Avenue is probably the most famous street in the world; it is synonymous with wealth, culture, and luxury, and rightly so.  It is popularly considered to be “the...


» Museum Mile: General Info The Museum Mile is a section of Fifth Avenue, which is virtually one museum after another.  Whatever your taste, whether it be Modern, Renaissance, African, or Asian, th...


» Pruhonice Castle: General Info If you decide to venture outside of Prague, you should consider going to the small township of Pruhonice to take in some of the sites that it has to offer. One of these ...


» Knights of the Cross Square : General Info Though it isn’t very large, Knights of the Cross Square is not to be missed, both for its historical significance and its picturesque charm. It is located close to the...


» Malostranska Metro Station A: General Info Malostranka is a Metro Station in Prague, which services the A Line. It is centrally located, and was opened in 1978, along with the rest of the system that services Pra...


» Cubist Houses in Vyšehrad and Podskali: General Info Cubism in architecture is fairly unusual, and Prague boasts many cubist buildings, and many world-renowned cubist architects, the most famous of which are Josef Gocar, Pa...


» Karlovo nám?stí Metro Station B: General Info Karlovo namesti is a B Line metro station in the city of Prague. It is named for “Charles Square”, a historic square that is adjacent to the station itself; “Karlo...


» The Slavonic Island: General Info The Slovansky Ostrov, also known as either the Slavonic Island or the Zofin Island, is a beautiful little island set in the midst of the great Vltava River that courses t...


» Pinkas Synagogue : General Info Named for the original rabbi of the synagogue when it was established in the early 16th century, the Pinkas Synagogue is one of the historical Jewish buildings of the Jew...


» Hrad?anská Metro Station A: General Info Hrad?anská Metro Station is one of the smaller metro stations in Prague, and only the A Line runs through it. However, there are numerous tram crossings here (a total o...


» Muzeum Metro Station A-C: General Info Muzeum Metro Station is one of the busiest in the city of Prague. It is located at the upper end of Wenceslas Square, and is crossed by both the A and C Lines. It deriv...


» Staromestska Metro Station A: General Info Staromestska is a metro station in Prague, located along Line A. It was completed in the late nineteen seventies, and is located in the Old Town, directly under Kaprova ...


» Klausen Synagogue: General Info Built in the late 17th century in the Renaissance architectural style, the Klausen Synagogue has been a staple in the Jewish community of Prague since it was first introd...


» Maisel Synagogue: General Info The Jewish Quarter in Prague is rich in history, and is a fundamental part of the story of the city, and the Maisel Synagogue is one of the buildings that is an integral ...


» Parizska Street: General Info If your taste runs toward the high-end of the spectrum, and you have the budget for some expensive shopping outlets, then your first stop in Prague should be the shopping...


» St. George Basilica : General Info When you are visiting Prague Castle, you definitely need to make sure that you take the tour of St. George’s Basilica. The Basilica is the oldest of the church buildin...


» Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic: General Info Created in 1992, the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic is the foremost public non-university research institution in the Czech Republic. The Academy of Sciences ...


» Nám?stí Republiky Metro Station B: General Info Nám?stí Republiky metro station is on the B Line, and is close to the Old Town section of Prague. From this station you can walk to the Old Town Square, and the St. Ni...


» Florenc Metro Statioin B C: General Info Florenc Metro Station, formerly known as Slokolovska, is located in the central Prague, just south of the Vltava River, and is serviced by the B and C Lines. As this is ...


» Vyšehrad Metro Station C: General Info Vyšehrad Metro Station, formerly known as Gottwaldova, served the C Line, and is located in the Vyšehrad section of Prague. Vyšehrad is an old fortress, situated on a ...


» House At the Minutes: General Info Visitors to Prague will likely spend a number of days exploring the wealth of sites located in and around Old Town Square, and one such site is the D?m u Minuty, also kno...


» Small Square: General Info Exploring Old Town Prague is one of the great joys for visitors of Prague, with all of the historic sights, boutiques, restaurants; it is easy to get lost in all of thing...


» Narodni Trida Metro Station B: General Info Národní t?ída metro station in Prague is one of its busiest metro stations, servicing the B Line. It is right in the bustling heart of Prague’s New Town sector, and...


» Church of Our Lady of Snows: General Info The Church of Our Lady of Snows began on paper as a design intended to be the second largest church in Prague, eclipsed only by the great St. Vitus Cathedral; however, du...


» Powder Tower Gate: General Info In the 11th century, when Prague was protected by an immense surrounding wall, the Powder Tower formed one if the 13 entrances into the Old Town area of the city. It wa...


» Emauzy Monastery: General Info Prague has many buildings that were built during Charles IV’s reign, and one of these gifts to Prague is the Emauzy Monastery. The Benedictine monastery was establishe...


» Živnostenská Banka: General Info The Živnostenská Banka is the oldest currently operational bank in the Czech Republic, and has been a part of the economic system in the region since 1868. Recent chan...


» Adria Palace: General Info When you are visiting Prague it is essential that you visit Wenceslas Square in New Town, which is rich in the history of the city, and contains dozens of must-see sights...


» St. Agnes Convent: General Info Also known as the St. Agnes of Bohemia Convent, St. Agnes convent is currently one of the sites of the National Gallery of Prague and is used as an exhibition center for ...


» Lobkowitz Palace: General Info The National Museum of Prague is responsible for exhibitions throughout the city and one of its exhibits is located at the Lobkowitz Palace in Prague Castle. Lobkowitz P...


» Lapidarium: General Info The Lapidarium, as the name implies, is one of the most extensive exhibits of stonework ranging from the 11th century to the late 19th century, including some of the most...


» Museum of the City of Prague: General Info The Museum of the City of Prague is housed in a wonderful example of a neo-Renaissance architectural building constructed in the late 19th century. It contains artifacts ...


» National Technical Museum: General Info When you have decided that you have seen enough of the traditional museums, the historic buildings, and all of the traditional sightseeing of Prague, you mat wish to cons...


» Harbiye and the Ottoman Mehter Troop Istanbul: General Info When visiting Istanbul, it is a worthwhile trip to the district of Harbiye to see the Military Museum with exhibits covering the history of the military of the Ottoman Em...


» Bosphorus Bridge: General Info Built in the early 1970’s, the Bosphorus Bridge is a 1,500m suspension bridge over the Bosphorus Strait connecting European continent to Asia. The bridge itself is a m...


» Ortakoy District: General Info Arguably one of the most pleasant districts in Istanbul, Ortakoy is a popular location for travelers to visit when coming to Turkey. Many of the sights to be seen in Ist...


» Sternberg Palace: General Info The National Gallery of Prague administers an extensive collection of classical art focusing on the period between the 14th and 18th centuries at the Sternberg Palace in ...


» Hyde Park: General Info Hyde Park is a park that is located in Central London. It contains the long, meandering Serpentine Lake, and adjoins Kensington Gardens, though it is considered a separa...


» Trade Fair Palace: General Info Unlike many of the museums of Prague that are housed in historic buildings, the Trade Fair Palace museum is part of an ultra modern office-building complex built in the F...


» Church of Our Lady Victorious: General Info In the early 17th century, Giovanni Maria Filippi had the first Baroque architecture church built in the city of Prague: the Church of Our Lady Victorious. It started as...


» Imperial War Museum: General Info The Imperial War Museum, located in Lambeth Road in London, is considered to be the premier museum of its sort in the British Isles. It has an extensive library which is...


» The National Gallery: General Info London’s National Gallery is a museum located in Trafalgar Square in central London. Though London’s National Gallery is not as large as other collections located in...


» London Zoo: General Info The Zoological Society of London’s London Zoo is the oldest scientific zoo in the world. It was originally opened in 1828 as a research facility only, but was opened t...


» Madame Tussauds London: General Info Madame Tussauds London is a world famous chain of wax museums, which was originally established in London by Marie Tussaud, a Frenchwoman who moved to England in the ear...


» Hampton Court Palace: General Info Hampton Court Palace is located in Richmond on Thames, in southwestern London. It is one of only two palaces built by Henry VIII surviving today, and is one of Great Bri...


» Greenwich Palace: General Info Greenwich Palace, known in the past as Palace of Placentia, is part of Greenwich Park, a lovely 160-acre park located along the River Thames downstream from Greater Londo...


» Whitechapel: General Info Whitechapel is an inner city district located in east central London, known historically has home to Jack the Ripper and the Elephant man. It is known today primarily fo...


» Spitalfields: General Info Spitalfields (which derived its name from “Hospital Fields”, due to the location of a hospital nearby in the late 1100s) is a district in London, quite close to the W...


» The Forbidden City: General Info The Forbidden City is located at the heart of Beijing and is the largest royal palace complex in the world.  Built in the early 15th century as the central ruling palace...


» Tiananmen Square: General Info Built to be the entrance to the Forbidden City in Beijing, Tiananmen Square was constructed in the early 14th century as part of the construction efforts during the Ming ...


» 10 and 11 Downing Street: General Info Number 10 Downing Street, and its less famous neighbor, Number 11, are in fact connected inside, so that one need not leave one building to enter the other.  Number 10, ...


» Hampstead Heath: General Info Hampstead Heath is the largest public park in London, measured at nearly 800 acres.  Arguably the most famous view of London is the panoramic vista of the city from Parl...


» Design Museum: General Info The Design Museum is located in central London, on the southern bank of the River Thames. It is a short walk from the southern end of the Tower Bridge.  It was establish...


» The Exploratorium: General Info The Exploratorium, is a science museum located at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. It is located in the Marine district and is one of the city’s most popular m...


» Rio Casino: General Info The Rio Casino is a place where you can go to get some of the best entertainment in the city. You can always check out the odds at the gaming tables in the Rio Hotel’s ...


» Petticoat Lane and Market: General Info Petticoat Lane Market is a street market located in eastern London.  It is open during the week to a limited degree, but it is the Sunday market that has made Petticoat ...


» Docklands: General Info Docklands is the unofficial name for a neighborhood in eastern London, comprised of docks and wharfs that used to be part of the Port of London.  When the docks were clo...


» Greenwich peninsula and Millennium Dome: General Info The Millennium Dome is a large arena that was built at the tip of the Greenwich Peninsula to celebrate the end of the second millennium.  It was ablaze with light like a...


» Clerkenwell: General Info Clerkenwell is a neighborhood located in central London, in the borough of Islington.  It was once referred to as “Little Italy”, due to its concentration of Italian...


» Islington: General Info Islington is one of London’s central boroughs, located just slightly north of the exact center of London. Islington has long drawn journalists, and actors, and as a re...


» Westminster Bridge: General Info Westminster Bridge is arguably the most famous bridge in Great Britain. It spans the River Thames between Westminster and Lambeth in greater London. It is an iconic ima...


» Westminster Abbey: General Info Westminster Abbey is the popular nomenclature of the Collegiate Church of St. Peter at Westminster. It is a church built in the Gothic style, located in central London, ...


» Whitehall: General Info Whitehall is the name of a street as well as the unofficial name of a geographical district in Westminster, London. Whitehall Road is the main road connecting Parliament...


» St James' Palace: General Info St. James’ Palace, commissioned by Henry VIII, is one of the oldest palaces in London. It was built on the site of a hospital dedicated to Saint James; from which both...


» Mayfair: General Info The Mayfair district, located in London’s West End, is acknowledged by all to be the most exclusive district in the city. It is the Fifth Avenue of London, but more, b...


» Sotheby's London: General Info Sotheby’s auction house, located in New Bond Street in London, is the oldest auction house in Great Britain, and one of the oldest in the world. New Bond Street is the...


» Christie's London: General Info Christie’s is an auction house based in London. It has two London locations; the first, on King Street, is its primary location, and the house where most of the fine a...


» Belgravia Gallery: General Info Belgravia Gallery is an art gallery located in central London, close Piccadilly. It is in exclusive Mayfair, arguably the most upscale of London neighborhoods. It striv...


» Île St. Louis: General Info Of the two natural islands located within the Seine River of Paris, the Île St. Louis is the lesser known when compared to the Île de la Cité; however, the Île St. Lo...


» : General Info Located along the banks of the Seine, in sight of the Ile de la Cité and the great Notre Dame de Paris, is the post-modern architectural accomplishment of Paris in the 1...


» Disneyland Resort Paris: General Info Located 32km outside of downtown Paris, the Disneyland Resort, formerly known as Euro Disney, is a terrific place to visit for the old and young alike. The Disneyland Re...


» La Défense: General Info The primary business district of Paris, known as La Défense, is the French city’s equivalent of the “downtown” area of any given major global city. While the Eiff...


» Science Museum: General Info The Science Museum of London is located on Exhibition Road in South Kensington. It is a tourist attraction of mammoth proportions, drawing not only Londoners and citizen...


» Osterley: General Info Osterley Park and House is a Tudor style mansion that was completely remodeled in the neo-classical style, located in West London. The house is surrounded by a park and ...


» Syon House and Gardens: General Info Syon House and its adjoining 200-acre park are located in West London. It is home to the Duke of Northumberland, and has been for the last four hundred years; it is, in ...


» Kew Palace and Gardens: General Info Kew Palace and its very famous adjoining Kew Gardens are located in western London, and the Palace was the residence of choice for Queen Charlotte, George III, and their ...


» Royal National Theatre: General Info The National Theatre of Great Britain, or the Royal National Theater, is located in Greater London, in the borough of Lambeth, just east of the south end of the Waterloo ...


» Gothic Quarter: General Info The Gothic Quarter of Barcelona (Barri Gotic in Catalan) is the heart of the city of Barcelona. It is roughly bounded by Via Laietana to La Rambla, and by Ronda de Sant ...


» Plaça de Sant Jaume: General Info Plaça de Sant Jaume is a large square in Barcelona, which dates back to the Roman period. Most of the important governmental buildings were found in this square, includ...


» Plaça de Sant Just: General Info The Plaça Sant Just is a square located in the heart of the Barri Gotic, or Old Barcelona. It is the location of one of Barcelona’s oldest Christian churches, the Esg...


» Congress Center: General Info The Congress Center in Barcelona, known as the Palau de Congressos de Barcelona, is a conference center located in the vital and picturesque Montjuic quarter of the city....


» Citilab Cornellà: General Info Citilab Cornella is a former textile factory located in Barcelona, which has been refurbished and remodeled into a convention and meeting center. The main auditorium can...


» Fira Barcelona: General Info Fira Barcelona is an organization, which is responsible for most of the trade exhibitions in Barcelona. It is in charge of venues in two different locations, Gran Via, a...


» Barceloneta: General Info Barceloneta is a neighborhood located in the Ciutat Vella district of the city. It is bordered by the El Born district, the Port Vell, and the Mediterranean itself, and ...


» Port Olympic: General Info The Olympic Port of Barcelona is a district which was created for the nineteen ninety-two Olympic games. It is dominated by a Fanck Gehry bronze sculpture of a bronze wh...


» Paseo de Gracia: General Info Passeig de Gracia, also known as Paseo de Gracia, is a major business thoroughfare in busy Barcelona. It is Barcelona’s premier shopping and business district, and it ...


» Les Corts: General Info Les Corts,is a district in Barcelona which is home to Camp de Les Corts, the stadium which was home to FC Barcelona from its inception in the early nineteen twenties unti...


» Holborn: General Info Holborn is a district located in Greater London, which takes its name from Holborn Street, which is the area’s main thoroughfare and runs from St. Giles to the Holborn ...


» East Ttrain Station: General Info Gare de l’Est (literally in English East Station) is one of Paris’ large “terminal” style stations. It is located in the tenth arrondissement, along the boulevar...


» Lyon Train Station: General Info Gare de Lyon is a “terminus” railway station located in Paris which, like many of the others, names an important destination of train lines which originate there, rat...


» North Train Station: General Info The Gare du Nord (or North Station in English) is one of Paris’ large terminus style stations. It is far and away the busiest train station in Europe. It is the point...


» Montparnasse Train Station: General Info The Gare Montparnasse (Montparnasse Train Station in English) is one of the large terminus stations located in Paris, France, in the 15th arrondissement. It began strict...


» Gare Saint-Lazare: General Info The Gare Saint-Lazare is one of the six terminus style stations located in Paris. It is one of the busiest train stations in Europe, second only to the famous Gare Du No...


» Le Bourget Airport: General Info Le Bourget is an airport located northeast of Paris; in fact, until Orly Airport was opened, Le Bourget was the only airport servicing Paris and its environs. Now, howev...


» Orly Airport: General Info Orly Airport is a commercial airport located south of Paris, France. Before the completion of Charles de Gaulle Airport, Orly was the primary airport for service to Pari...


» Barbès: General Info Barbes is both a district and market (Barbes Marche) located in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. The market is open twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and is an...


» Bois de Boulogne: General Info The Bois de Boulogne is a park/recreation area located in Paris' 16th arrondissement. It covers an area of approximately 2,100 acres, which makes it more than double the...


» CNIT Paris: General Info The CNIT, or Center of New Industries and Technologies, is a convention center located in Paris, but it is so much more than just that. It incorporates a hotel, and hous...


» Palais des Congrès: General Info Palais de Congres is a convention center located in central Paris. It was created by the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the early 1970s, and has been home to ...


» Buttes Chaumont: General Info Buttes Chaumont is a park located in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. It is one of the largest of the Parisian public parks, and is popular with locals as well as touri...


» Au Bon Marche: General Info Le Bon Marche (which loosely translates as “The Good Deal”) is one of the oldest and best-known department stores in Paris. In fact, it is reputed to be the first de...


» Au Printemps: General Info Printemps (or au Printemps, as it is sometimes called) is a luxury department store located in Paris. The word “printemps” means “spring”, as in the season, in F...


» Galeries Lafayette: General Info The Galeries Lafayette is a Parisian department store, located along the Boulevard Haussmann, in the ninth arrondissement. It was originally founded in 1893 by two cousi...


» Tati: General Info Tati is a department store located in Paris, which is known for its casual atmosphere and bargains. It is located in the 18th arrondissement, along the boulevard Rochecho...


» Coconut Grove: General Info With plenty of gorgeous shopping areas around Miami, Florida there are plenty of places where you can go and shop in style. The Coconut Grove area includes two great sho...


» Costa Del Sol Golf Course: General Info Designed to be something truly amazing this beautifully designed 18 hole golf course in gorgeous Miami, Florida is the perfect touch for anyone regardless of what they ar...


» Miami Museum of Science & Space Transit Planetarium: General Info Designed to be one of the most unique attractions to the area, the Miami Museum of Science & Space is filled with attractions that range from robotic dinosaurs and even r...


» Actors Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre: General Info As one of the best theaters in the area, the Actors Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre in the Miami, Florida area is a real delight for theater lovers. Located just minute...


» Downtown Miami: General Info Filled with hotels, theaters, shopping and other gorgeous attractions the downtown Miami, Florida is a must see for anyone in the area. Regardless of the reason for your...


» Manuel Artime Theater: General Info Owned and proudly operated by the City of Miami is the Manuel Artime Theater, which provides guests and residents of the city the perfect theater experience. This small ...


» Children’s Museum: General Info Designed as the best children’s museum in the Miami, Florida area the Miami Children’s Museum is the perfect place to take children for a day filled with fun and exci...


» Miami International Airport: General Info As the premier place to fly in Miami, Florida the airport is by far one of the most popular attractions. With people flying in every day from all around the country ther...


» Miami Seaquarium: General Info A visit to the Miami Seaquarium is intended to be a lasting memorable experience. The sprawling 38-acre aquarium is lit up against the gorgeous Miami scenery and welcome...


» Mission Beach: General Info Mission Beach is a neighborhood located in northern San Diego, right along the Pacific Ocean. It is a sandbar, which runs north and south, and actually has water on all ...


» Virginia Key Beach Park: General Info Opened on August 1, 1945 this park was one of the biggest places where African Americans were permitted entry during the racial segregation era of the country. Called, �...


» Belmont Park: General Info Belmont Park is a beach boardwalk style amusement park located in the Mission Beach section of San Diego. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike durin...


» Sea World: General Info Sea World is an aquatic themed park located in San Diego, California. Although it has amusement park style rides, it is known primarily for its animal shows and ocean ex...


» San Diego Zoo: General Info The San Diego Zoo, located in Balboa Park, San Diego, is one of the largest zoos in the world, with over 850 different species of animals. It is considered by naturalist...


» Balboa Park: General Info Balboa Park is an urban park located in San Diego. It is a park in the sense that it contains fauna and flora, formal gardens as well as grass and play areas, but it is ...


» Gaslamp Quarter: General Info The Gaslamp Quarter is a district in San Diego, California that is famous for the preservation of its historical atmosphere. It covers about sixteen square blocks, and i...


» Bernardo Mountain: General Info Bernardo Mountain is a mountain located in the hilly region northeast of San Diego. This area, encompassed in the San Dieguito River Park, is a picturesque natural recre...


» One America Plaza: General Info One American Plaza is the tallest building in San Diego, and defines and dominates the San Diego skyline. It is located along the waterfront in downtown San Diego, and i...


» Seaport Village: General Info Seaport Village is an outdoor shopping complex in San Diego that overlooks San Diego Bay. It encompasses over 90,000 square feet of retail establishments, including shop...


» La Jolla: General Info La Jolla is an upscale resort community located along the beach in San Diego. Although La Jolla is an incorporated part of the city of San Diego, most locals consider it...


» Downtown: General Info Downtown San Diego is a district that has really come into its own of late. There has been a renaissance of sorts, with the revitalization/remodeling of the Gaslamp Quar...


» Coronado Bridge: General Info The Coronado Bridge is a steel girder bridge that spans San Diego Bay, linking the city of San Diego with Coronado Island. Its freeway designation is State Route 75. It...


» Coconut Grove Village: General Info With a reputation as being one of the top hot spots in the Miami area, the Coconut Grove Village is home to numerous activities all at the same time. With shopping, amaz...


» Hialeah Park? Race Track: General Info Designed back in 1925 as a resort facility the Hialeah Park track is one of the oldest horse racing tracks still in operation today. One of the most prominent tracks in ...


» Jungle Island: General Info Welcome to the jungle, an amazing encounter that will allow you to step out of the normal and come into the jungle and see everything that is around. From amazing tigers...


» Miami Beach: General Info One of the best reasons to visit the Miami area is the beaches themselves. With the gorgeous white sand and fabulous waves this is the perfect destination for anyone loo...


» Monkey Jungle: General Info Get up close and personal with a large assortment of monkeys at Miami’s craziest attraction. Monkey Jungle is conveniently located in the Miami area within easy distan...


» San Diego Repertory Theatre: General Info The Lyceum Theater is a complex of theaters that is home to, among other groups, the San Diego Repertory Theatre. It is a true city repertory in that it evolved out of a...


» Sorrento Valley: General Info Sorrento Valley is a district of San Diego that is located about fifteen miles north of the San Diego airport. It is for the most part home to San Diego’s tech industr...


» San Diego State University: General Info San Diego State University was founded in the late 1800s, and is the oldest institution of higher learning in San Diego County. It is home to approximately 35,000 studen...


» Museum of Man: General Info San Diego’s Museum of Man is a museum of both physical and cultural anthropology, located in Balboa Park. There is a small admission fee, and the park is closed on maj...


» San Diego Museum of Art: General Info The San Diego Museum of Art originally opened as the Museum of Fine Arts in the late 1920s. It is housed in a beautiful building designed by William Templeton Johnson, a...


» Museum of Photographic Arts: General Info San Diego’s Museum of Photographic Arts is located within Balboa Park, in San Diego, California. It is closed on Mondays, and has special hours on holidays, so you sho...


» San Diego Natural History Museum: General Info The San Diego Natural History Museum is located in Balboa Park in the heart of San Diego, and is the oldest scientific institution of its kind in southern California. Pa...


» Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego: General Info The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, or MCASD, as it is known, is located in La Jolla, California, which is a part of the city of San Diego. Its focus is collecting...


» Little Italy: General Info Little Italy is a district in San Diego that has survived modernization to remain a quaint reminder of the past, when Italians flocked to this area to work in the tuna in...


» Columbia District: General Info The Columbia district is a neighborhood located in San Diego, California. It sits along the ocean front, and, though it has until recently been a commercial area, it is ...


» San Diego Aircraft Carrier Museum: General Info The San Diego Aircraft Carrier Museum is a US maritime museum. It is housed at Navy Pier in San Diego, California. The entire museum is contained on the USS Midway, the ...


» North Park: General Info North Park is a district in San Diego, California, located slightly north of world famous Balboa Park, which is how the neighborhood got its name. There is a sign procla...


» Solana Beach: General Info Solana Beach is a small city located in San Diego County, California. It has a population of approximately 15,000 residents, and is located along the Pacific coast. It ...


» The Alamo: General Info One of the most popular historic sites in the United States of America, the Alamo has over four million visitors every year. Originally known as the Mission San Antonio ...


» Sea World: General Info The Sea World chain of amusement parks is world-renowned for offering family fun within a sea life themed environment. Sea World San Antonio lives up to the same ideal t...


» Spanish Missions National Park: General Info In 1983, the four actively functioning missions within San Antonio were grouped into an historical park sponsored by the State of Texas and the Archdiocese of San Antonio...


» Witte Museum: General Info The Witte Museum is located in San Antonio, Texas, and is widely acknowledged to be the museum of choice and record on the culture and history, both natural and scientifi...


» McNay Art Museum: General Info The Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum, usually known simply as the McNay, is located in San Antonio Texas, and is the oldest modern art museum in the state. It was founded...


» La Villita: General Info La Villita is an historic arts village located in San Antonio, Texas, near the Alamo. It was a small neighborhood along the banks of the San Antonio River, and is has no...


» River Walk: General Info The San Antonio River Walk (known to locals as the Paseo del Rio) is a district along the San Antonio River comprised of a series of pathways along which lie some of the ...


» Six Flags Fiesta Texas: General Info Six Flags Fiesta Texas is an amusement park located in San Antonio, Texas. It is a huge park, covering over 200 acres, which includes an aquatic theme park, live music, ...


» San Antonio Museum of Art: General Info The San Antonio Museum of Art was opened to the public in 1981, on the renovated site of the Lone Star Brewery and complex. At its opening, its emphasis was on Latin Ame...


» Spanish Missions: General Info Texas is filled with dozens of Spanish missions that were established as far back as the late 15th century by the Spanish Catholic orders, including the Dominicans, Franc...


» Aquatica: General Info Designed as an immersive water park and brought to you by the one and only spectacular SeaWorld you can only imagine just how fabulous Aquatica really is. With pools, wa...


» Cypress Gardens: General Info Designed to be something truly amazing and spectacular, this Cypress Gardens theme park provides the perfect combination of thrill rides, amazing live shows and even some...


» Disney World: General Info Traveling to Orlando, Florida can be a great way to take a very relaxing vacation. In order to really maximize your vacation though you need to stop at the happiest plac...


» Orlando International Airport: General Info Traveling to the Orlando area is extremely quick and simple to do. Using the large Orlando International Airport it is possible to reach a large number of destinations a...


» SeaWorld: General Info Going on a vacation to Orlando, Florida can be a really fun and exciting experience. The area is packed with attractions, hotels and restaurants like no other. The unus...


» Kennedy Space Center: General Info Everyone dreams about going to space, mostly young children dream and think about it though. As we grow older the dream tends to fall to the side, but going to Kennedy S...


» Universal Studios: General Info Dive behind the scenes of some of your favorite movies at one of Orlando, Florida’s most action packed parks. The massive park coming in at over 800 acres offers attra...


» San Antonio International Airport: General Info The San Antonio International Airport is a commercial Class C airport located on the outskirts of the city of San Antonio, Texas. It averages approximately 300 departure...


» San Antonio Spurs: General Info The Spurs are a professional basketball team based in San Antonio, Texas. They belong to the N.B.A., and are one of two National Basketball Association's teams based in ...


» Anton Wulff House: General Info The Anton Wulff House is a historically preserved house located in San Antonio. It was built in the late 1860s, in the Italianate style. When it fell into disrepair, th...


» RiverCenter: General Info RiverCenter is an upscale shopping mall in San Antonio, located along the world famous River Walk. It is a supermall, both in quality and size; it is semi attached to an...


» Houston Street: General Info Houston Street, though it is a street, is also the name of a distinct district of San Antonio, Texas. It is home to the Houston Street Fair and Market, which always take...


» Cathedral of San Fernando: General Info The Cathedral of San Fernando is a Roman Catholic Cathedral located in downtown San Antonio, Texas. It is the oldest cathedral in the United States, and is listed on the...


» Tower Life Building: General Info The Tower Life Building is both a historic building and landmark of great beauty located in San Antonio, Texas. It was built in the 1920s, and is approximately 400 feet h...


» Tower of the Americas: General Info Tower of the Americas is a 750 foot tall observation tower located in San Antonio, Texas, complete with rotating restaurant, much like the world famous Space Needle in Se...


» Weston Centre: General Info Weston Centre is an office building in downtown San Antonio, Texas. It is considered a landmark, due to its tremendous height and unusual architecture. It is considered...


» Torch of Friendship: General Info The Torch of Friendship is a sculpture that is on display on a bridge above the San Antonio River, which can be seen from the River Walk gondolas. It is gift given to th...


» San Antonio Public Library: General Info The San Antonio Public Library is a group of one large, central library, along with twenty-four smaller “branch” libraries. The central library is designed in a Mexi...


» Bexar County Courthouse: General Info The Bexar County Courthouse is a nationally known historical building in San Antonio, Texas. It was designed in the Romanesque Revivalist style by architect James Riely ...


» San Antonio Convention Center: General Info The San Antonio Convention Center, known locally as the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, is located along the famous River Walk in downtown San Antonio. The conventi...


» Aztec On The River Theater: General Info The Aztec On The River Theater is a Cineplex in San Antonio that was built in the late 1920s, during the motion picture revolution. It was built and decorated in the lav...


» Pagoda of Tianning Temple: General Info Beijiing is known as one of the world’s premier financial and tourist destinations. With the onslaught of the 2008 Olympics, Beijing shone brighter on the map than ever...


» Zhoukoudian: General Info Known as a city on the rise, Beijing is most well-known for its incredible growth, thriving financial and media markets and deep culture and value system. Beijing offers ...


» Beijing Central Business District: General Info Beijing is one of busiest cities in the world and home to an amazing amount of history, culture and great cuisine. Beijing has remained one of the fastest growing citing ...


» Temple of Heaven: General Info Beijing is a bustling city known for its night life and amazing cuisine. While, the night life may be one of the big attractions in Beijing, there is much to see in the a...


» Beihai Park: General Info Beijing, Chine, home of the 2008 Olympics, is proving to be one of the hottest citing in the world. With their thriving financial, fashion and technology industries, Beij...


» Wudaokou: General Info Beijing is one of the most profound cities in the world with a spectacular mix of buildings, traditions and cuisine steeped in ancient culture and modern marvels like sky...


» Xidan: General Info Beijing is one of the most prolific cities in the world with its incredibly history, high level of preserved culture and modern new approach to architecture, technology a...


» Chaoyang Park: General Info Beijing is home to many prolific cultural icons and buildings. Beijing also boasts an incredible modern approach to new architecture, technology, culture, and cuisine. Be...


» Chaoyang District: General Info Beijing is one of the most popular travel destinations since the 2008 Olympics and offers ample opportunities to delve into the Chinese culture. With world renowned resta...


» Imperial Ancestral Temple: General Info Beijing is most well-known for its recent role in the 2008 Olympics and offered a great sense of community in welcoming athletes and media from around the world into its ...


» 798 Art Zone: General Info Beijing is a Mecca for historical and cultural buildings, temples and other links to the Chinese past. With the hundreds or even thousands of sights to visit while in Bei...


» Financial Street: General Info Beijing has become well-known for many things including their history, culture, architecture, shopping and, most recently, the night life and underground culture. But, as...


» Wangfujing Street: General Info Beijing has much to offer the world travelers and is emerging as a top destination, especially since they hosted the 2008 Olympic Games. This event gave Chinese officials...


» Wangfujing Cathedral: General Info Beijing offers many modern amenities to those looking to travel to the Chinese hub including satisfying cuisine, ample shopping, financial districts and much more. Just o...


» Old Beijing Observatory: General Info Beijing is one of the most beautiful and historic cities in the world and offers a variety of sightseeing opportunities for travelers. Beijing is at the height of the tec...


» Beijing Opera: General Info Beijing is a dynamic city filled with culture, history, art, entertainment, shopping, cuisine, and technology making it a destination for travelers from all over the worl...


» Palace Museum: General Info Beijing is rich in history and culture with ancient architecture, cathedrals, temples and much more making Beijing a great place to take a trip back in time. Before trave...


» Houhai: General Info Beijing is one of the most interesting cities in the world. As a financial, technological and fashion forward hub Beijing is home to many exciting points of interest and ...


» Zhongnanhai: General Info Beijing is a city built on the rich history and centuries of spirituality. Living in seemingly complete harmony with these centuries of tradition is Beijing’s modern st...


» Jingshan: General Info Beijing is a city alive with culture, history and modern style. While, the city remains steeped in its rich history and centuries old spiritual traditions, it has slid sm...


» Dublin Castle: General Info Dublin Castle, located on Dame Street in central Dublin, was the center of British rule in Ireland until the early 1920s, and is still used as government offices by the I...


» Spire of Dublin: General Info The Spire of Dublin, which is officially called “The Monument Of Light”, is a tapered, needle shaped stainless steel monument that rises close to 400 feet at the form...


» Bohemian shops in Temple Bar: General Info Temple Bar is a district in central Dublin that is located just south of the River Liffey. It is known both for its quaint cobbled streets and modern Bohemian nightlife....


» Christ Church Cathedral: General Info Christ Church Cathedral is the oldest medieval cathedral in Dublin, and is the official seat of the Catholic Archdiocese in Ireland. Although accurate records for the ti...


» Ha'penny Bridge: General Info Ha’penny Bridge is a pedestrian only bridge that spans the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland. Its official name is in fact the Liffey Bridge, though it is rarely referre...


» Mulligan's Pub: General Info Mulligan’s is a famous public house located in Dublin, indeed, maybe the most famous pub in Dublin. Located on Poolbeg Street, and still bearing its original sign and ...


» St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral: General Info St. Mary’s Church, which is also known as St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, is a house of worship located in Dublin, Ireland. The term “pro-cathedral” refers to the fact...


» St. Patrick's Cathedral: General Info St. Patrick’s Cathedral of Dublin, Ireland, is arguably the most famous cathedral in the city. It was built in the late 12th century, and is technically part of the Ch...


» Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church: General Info The Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church is without any doubt the best known among the Roman Catholic churches in the city of Dublin. It is home to the relics of St. Valen...


» Government Buildings: General Info Government Buildings in Dublin is in fact one building, built in the Edwardian style, which is home to several governmental offices of Ireland. Specifically it houses th...


» Leinster House: General Info Leinster House, located on Kildare Street in Dublin, is the building that houses the Irish National Parliament. It previously was the residence of the Duke of Leinster, ...


» Dublin's City Hall: General Info The City Hall of Dublin was built in the late 1700s by architect Thomas Cooley, and remains as an example of great neo-Classical 18th century architecture to this day. I...


» Mansion House: General Info Mansion House on Dawson Street, Dublin, is the official residence of the Lord Mayor of Dublin. The house was originally built in the early 1700s, with a portico added to...


» The Docklands: General Info The Docklands in Dublin is a district which is roughly located between the Matt Talbot Bridge eastward to land’s end. It was primarily a commercial district, as implie...


» St. James's Gate Brewery: General Info St. James’s Gate Brewery is a brewery in Dublin, which brews arguably the most famous ale in the world, Guinness. It is the largest brewery in Ireland, and was the lar...


» Liberty Hall: General Info Liberty Hall, located near the Custom House along the River Liffey in Dublin, is the headquarters of the Services, Industrial, Professional, and Technical Union (SIPTU) o...


» Trinity College: General Info Trinity College, or The University of Dublin, as it is less known, is the oldest university in Ireland, and one of the oldest English speaking universities in the world. ...


» River Liffey: General Info The River Liffey is the river, which flows through Dublin, in Ireland. It rises some 80 miles away in the Wicklow Mountains. There are hydroelectric power stations farth...


» Dublin Northside: General Info Northside is the term used to refer to the area in Dublin, which is north of the River Liffey, and is a loose amalgamation of neighborhoods rather than a specific place. ...


» Dublin Southside: General Info Southside Dublin is a term used to refer to the area to the south of the River Liffey in the city of Dublin, Ireland. It is home to many famous neighborhoods and streets...


» Brown Thomas on Grafton Street: General Info Brown Thomas & Company Limited is a chain of Irish department store, and its flagship store is located on Grafton Street, in Southside Dublin. It also has locations in G...


» Shopping in Grafton Street: General Info Any information on shopping in Dublin is sure to include Grafton Street, arguably the most famous shopping district in the city. It is located in Southside, and runs bet...


» O'Connell Street: General Info O’Connell Street of Dublin is, in addition to being one of the widest thoroughfares in Europe, the heart of the city, and one of most popular shopping streets in the wo...


» Custom House: General Info The Custom House of Dublin, Ireland, is a beautiful and often-photographed building located in the heart of the city, which houses the Department of Environment, Heritage...


» Moore Street Market: General Info The Moore Street Market in Dublin is located on Moore Street, and intersects Henry Street, which is one of the city’s main shopping districts. Moore Street Market is t...


» Ford's Theatre: General Info Ford’s Theater, located in Washington, D.C., is the location of the assassination of President Lincoln in 1865, just after the end of the Civil War. It has been designa...


» Tenleytown: General Info Tenleytown is a historic district located in the Washington, D.C. area. It is the closest residential district to American University, and is home to Fort Bayard and For...


» Rock Creek Park: General Info Rock Creek Park is a large public park located in Washington, D.C. The main section of the park spans more than 1800 acres along the Rock Creed Valley, which makes it ov...


» Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park: General Info The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park is a U.S. National Historic Park, which is located in Washington, D.C. and the sates of Maryland and West Virginia. ...


» Theodore Roosevelt Island: General Info Theodore Roosevelt Island is a national memorial to the life, accomplishments and memory of President Theodore Roosevelt. It is located in the Potomac River in Washingto...


» National Mall: General Info The National Mall, or The Mall, as it is still sometimes known, is a national park located in Washington, D.C. It’s official name is the National Mall & Memorial Parks...


» Spain square: General Info Spain square (Plaça d’Espanya in Catalan or Plaza de España in Spanish language) is one of Barcelona’s many squares. Spain square was built for the 1929 Internatio...


» Anacostia Park: General Info Anacostia Park is a National Park located in Washington, D.C. It is huge, covering over 1200 acres in many different areas. Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens and Keni...


» Great Falls of the Potomac River: General Info Fourteen miles upstream from Washington, D.C you will find the Great Falls of the Potomac River. Great Falls Park, as the location is known, is on the southern side of t...


» Washington National Cathedral: General Info Washington National Cathedral is an Episcopalian Church located in Washington, D.C. It is the second largest cathedral in the U.S., and the sixth largest in the world. ...


» Vietnam Veterans Memorial: General Info Right in the heart of Washington you will find the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. This war memorial is dedicated to those who fought and died or are unaccounted for in the Vi...


» Old Executive Office Building: General Info On 17th street in Washington, D.C., you will find the Old Executive Office Building, currently known as the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. This building is listed...


» Smithsonian Institution: General Info The Smithsonian Institution is usually thought of as a building located in Washington, D.C. in the United States, but in actuality it incorporates nine research facilitie...


» International Spy Museum: General Info The International Spy Museum is a privately owned and operated museum located in Washington, D.C., and though it is one of the few museums in the area to charge for admis...


» National Gallery of Art: General Info The National Gallery of Art is a museum which is situated along the huge National Mall in Washington, D.C. The basis of the NGA collection came from substantial donation...


» National Postal Museum: General Info The National Postal Museum, which is located in Washington, D.C., is a museum which details the history of the US Postal Service, and was opened in the early 1990s as a p...


» Jefferson Memorial: General Info The Jefferson Memorial is a structure located in Washington, D.C. that has been dedicated to the life and memory of President Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the...


» Korean War Veterans Memorial: General Info In Washington, D.C., south of the Lincoln Memorial you will find The Korean War Veterans Memorial. Ground was broken for this memorial in the early 1990s, with the actual...


» U.S. Capitol: General Info The US Capitol is the seat of all federal government for the United States of America. It is located in Washington, D.C., at the top of Capitol Hill. It also sits at th...


» Lincoln Memorial: General Info The Lincoln Memorial is a United States Presidential memorial, which was built in honor of Abraham Lincoln, who was the 16th president of the United States. It was built...


» Washington Memorial: General Info The Washington Monument stands at the west end of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., and was built to commemorate the first president of the United States of America,...


» African American Civil War Memorial: General Info The African American Civil War Memorial was cast to commemorate the lives of the African-American soldiers who fought in the Union Army during the American Civil War. It...


» White House: General Info The White House is the official residence of the President of the United States. It is famously located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. Though originally ...


» Georgetown: General Info Georgetown is a district in Washington D.C. which is most well known for the presence of Georgetown University. It is situated along the Potomac River, and was actually ...


» National Shrine: General Info The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, more commonly known simply as the National Shrine, is a Roman Catholic Basilica located in Washington, D...


» Georgetown University: General Info Georgetown University is a private Jesuit university located in the Washington D.C. suburb of Georgetown. Founded in the late 1700s, Georgetown has grown to become an in...


» Church of Our Lady: General Info The Church of Our Lady is a Catholic church located in the ancient city of Bruges. It, like the city, dates back to the Middle Ages, and is to this day the tallest struc...


» Groenerei: General Info The Groenerei, which translates as “green quay”, is a stretch of canal located in the medieval city of Bruges. It is also the name of the street, which runs along it...


» The Beguinage: General Info The Beguinage in Bruges is located in a quiet neighborhood just south of the center of historic Bruges. A Beguinage was historically a home or place of lodging for women...


» Bruges Belfry: General Info The Belfry of Bruges is a bell tower located in the heart of the medieval city of Bruges. It is prominently visible in the historic center of this ancient city, and is ea...


» Basilica of the Holy Blood: General Info The Basilica of the Holy Blood, located in Bruges, is a basilica that gets its name from a vial that contains a cloth that is believed to be stained with the blood of Jes...


» Modern Concertgebouw: General Info The Modern Concertgebouw, located in Bruges, is a brand new, state of the art facility that opened in 2002 to universal acclaim. It is one of Bruges modern buildings, ma...


» Old St-John's Hospital: General Info Old St. John’s Hospital of Bruges is indeed old; it was one of the oldest hospitals in all of Europe until the late 1970s, when it became the Memling Museum, a hospital...


» Saint-Salvator Cathedral: General Info Saint Salvador Cathedral is located in historic Bruges. The base of the iconic tower is the only section that has survived intact from the Middle Ages; other parts have ...


» The Groeninge Museum: General Info The Groeninge Museum, located in the medieval city of Bruges, is one of the best small museums in Europe. It was built early in the last century on property belonging to...


» City Hall: General Info The City Hall of Bruges is one of the oldest town halls in northern Europe. It was constructed ca. 1400 in the Gothic style, complete with octagonal turrets, spires, and...


» Burg Square: General Info Burg Square is one of two main squares in the historically preserved city Bruges. The other square, called Market square, is the larger, more commercial location. Burg ...


» Provincial Court: General Info The Provincial Court of the city of Bruges is located in Market Square, one of the two main squares of historic Bruges. Market Square, or Grote Markt, as it is known in ...


» Kruispoort: General Info The Kruispoort, which means Cross Gate, was originally a gate in the wall, which surrounded the medieval city of Bruges. It dated back to the late 1200s, when it was one...


» Gentpoort: General Info Gentpoort is a historically preserved town gate on the outskirts of Bruges. It was designed by Flemish architect Jan van Oudenaerde, the same person who designed the fam...


» Smedenpoort: General Info Smedenpoort, which means “Blacksmith’s Gate”, was originally a gate in the wall that surrounded the medieval city of Bruges. Smedenpoort was built in the late 1300...


» Ezelpoort: General Info Ezelpoort, which translates as “Donkey Gate” or sometimes the more entertaining “Ass’s Gate”, is one of four point of entry gates which survive to the city of B...


» Museum of Natural History: General Info The Stockholm Natural History Museum (Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet) is located in the aptly named City of Learning, or Vetenskapstaden, in northern Stockholm. It was found...


» National Museum: General Info The Swedish National Museum is located in central Stockholm, in a beautiful Renaissance style building that faces Saltsjon Bay. The museum received a mandate from the go...


» Skansen: General Info Skansen is a combination zoo and open-air museum located on the island of Djurgarden in Stockholm. It was founded in the late 1800s to show how Swedes live in the variou...


» Old Town: General Info Gamla Stan is the old town district of Stockholm, Sweden. It consists of the island of Stadsholmen, but surrounding islets, though not part of the Gamla stan proper, are...


» Rinkeby: General Info Stockholm is divided into many suburban regions, or boroughs, and Rinkeby is one that has become largely populated by immigrants to Sweden, primarily from the African con...


» Tensta: General Info Tensta is a suburb of Stockholm, Sweden, known for its high concentration of immigrants. In addition, the population density in Tensta is nearly twice that of surroundin...


» Tower of Stadshuset: General Info Stadshuset is Swedish for city hall, and it is the local nomenclature for the building that houses the Municipal Council for Stockholm. It is located at the easternmost ...


» Riddarfjärden: General Info Riddarfjarden is a centrally located bay in Stockholm, Sweden. From Riddarfjarden one can see most of the famous landmarks in Stockholm: the iron tower on Riddarholmen,...


» Riddarholmen: General Info Riddarholmen is a small island in the city of Stockholm. Its literal translation would be “Knights’ Islet”. It is geographically a part of Gamla stan, or the old ...


» Södermalm: General Info Sodermalm, which translates to Southern Isle in English, is a district in Stockholm, Sweden. Technically, Sodermalm is not an island, for though it surrounded on all sid...


» Arganzuela: General Info Madrid, Spain is one of the most cultural rich and historic places in the world. Madrid offers an amazing array of historical and cultural points of interest, as well as ...


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