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Saturday, February 11, 2012

Best Monuments in Rome, Italy


The city of Rome is blessed with ancient monuments and beautiful architecture.

While travelling in Rome, one can discover the antiquity of ancient Rome.

The heritage monuments of Rome are famous all around the globe.

The most famous monuments in Rome are:

The Colosseum
It is an ancient building that was constructed by the emperor Vespasian in AD 72. It was built on the grounds of Nero’s private Domus Aurea. This monument is located in piazza Del Colosseo. It is closed for visitors every year on 25th December and from 9am to 5pm on 1st of January. It was used for mining of marble and travertine for various buildings like palazzo venezia. It is the most evocative place that has been explored, till date. Is a very incredible scenary, don't miss it.

The Pantheon
This is spiritual building, which is located in piazza rotunda. It was basically build as a Roman temple but was later consecrated as a catholic church. The doors of this temple are made of bronze with a cylindrical interior volume that rises up in the form of hemispherical dome.

The Roman Forum
The Roman forum is located in Romolo and Remo. In ancient times, it served as a political, commercial and religious centre. This area was used for grazing herbivorous animals during the medieval times. The whole Roman forum is build of precious marbles that make it one of the preferred places to visit in Rome.

In short one can never forget the monumental tour of Rome. It is the only city in Italy that serves such myriad collection of monuments.

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Best Destinations in Morocco


If you want to explore a city that holds diverse cultural relics, beautiful landscapes and ancient cities, Morocco can satisfy.

This country is culturally part of the Islamic world and at one point in time, also a part of the Roman one. For travelers to Morocco two of the preferred destinations are Casablanca and Marrakech, each holding its own uniqueness and Islamic adventure.

1. Casablanca is a combination of Art-Deco and Hispano-Mauresque style city, with the United Nations Square as the main center and attractions like the Hassan II Mosque.

2. Marrakech is visited for the Ourika River valley, the Draa River valley, and the Beni Mellal waterfalls in the Middle Atlas Mountains. A stroll down United Nations Square and then a trip to the Ourika River valley makes the trip innovative as well as adventurous and interactive.


Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Travel deals for Christmas holiday in London



There are a couple of unique places to shop in London; the London Christmas Shop inside Hay’s Galleria is open all year, and the Christmas fair outside the Natural History Museum features handmade gifts and seasonal and traditional foods, and an ice skating rink. In West End, small shops line Oxford and Regent Streets and cars are banned from the area during your London Christmas holidays. Hotels in London near Winter Wonderland at Hyde Park are often full; it also has a large outdoor ice skating area, a carousel and other amusement rides, caroling, and a traditional German Christmas Market mixed among numerous bars and cafes. In East London, find a nearby London Hotel and catch caroling at the Greenwich Christmas Market and sing carols by candlelight at Canary Wharf. In Trafalgar Square, the London Christmas tree is the sight of choirs singing Christmas carols, and visitors often join in while sipping cocoa or mulled wine. At Somerset House, there are torch-lit late-night skates. Many people like to take horses out for the evening from the Hyde Park Stables, where you can ride along Serpentine Lake. Many celebrations are held during your Christmas in London holiday aboard the London Eye, which are massive revolving glass bubbles from which you can see the amazing Christmas lights around the whole city. New Year’s Eve in London features an annual fireworks show over the river Thames. Good viewing spots are from the South Bank, Embankment at Westminster, Waterloo Bridge, and Victoria Embankment. Stay in a nearby London hotel and walk for the most convenience.


Saturday, November 7, 2009

Everyone’s going to… Bermuda Islands



The Bermuda Islands are made of 126 islands and they are under the British government, but just formally because in reality the Bermudas islands developed a form of self-governing since centuries! The best time to go is simply always! The weather’s warm throughout the year, with an average temperature of about 25°C. Summer is marginally drier, but rainfall is spread fairly evenly! It’s a beautiful place and a lots of celebrities go there to spend their holidays: for example Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones spent part of the year there and also Sarah Michelle Gellar and Dan Ackroyd! So if are a great Paparazzo or just a person who want have relax., book an hotel in Bermuda Islands or a bungalow in a luxury resort! The Bermuda hotels are incredible place where you spend an amazing staying and crazy nights in Bermuda Islands!

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Halloween is coming soon!

Realism in Amsterdam

Amsterdam is indeed a great place for art lovers. Especially for those who have a great 'appetite' for avant-garde art which is spread mainly in Northern European countries. Dutch artists are well known worldwide since the Renaissance, and they managed to keep their reputation by creating a movement in the 20th century called 'magic realism'. The movement contributed widely in the history of art by adding to the world art gallery important figurative depicting scenes in a scenery that was both fantastic and mysterious.

To keep their heritage, modern Dutch artists and Amsterdam art galleries gather in a yearly fair that has been formally there since the year 2003 in Amsterdam. Every year at the middle of January the Realisme (Realism) art fair in Amsterdam is held and dedicated to the figurative art.

During this event, 30 important galleries from the Netherlands and also from the nearby Belgium show their collections of realistic art. Some free lectures are also being given in Dutch about realism and its impact in modern art. The fun thing is, if you are an ordinary visitor you can express yourself by painting! The organization of the fair gives a chance for all visitors to draw and paint in a realistic way!

Also, for each opening of the fair in Amsterdam there's a medal waiting for an artist! The jury selects one figurative artist each year to give him/her 'the medal of Ms. Sacha Tanja' who led for many years an important figurative art collection.