Archive for September, 2010
The Cinque Terre Located on the eastern end of the “Italian Riviera”, the Cinque Terre is a band of five scenic towns nestled along a hilly, dramatic coast overlooking the Gulf of Genoa on the Ligurian Sea.
The uniqueness of the Cinque Terre is reflected in the fact that it is protected both as a National Park of Italy and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. more…
The first and second world war, the cold war, the Berlin Wall… Berlin IS Europe’s history of the 20th century. You see and feel it everywhere you go.
But what you see and feel too is a reborn cultural capital of Europe. Go there and experience the history, the culture, the people, the parties, the laid back atmosphere… Berlin is more than even the ‘Berliners’ themselves would expect! more…
Offering scenic canals, beautiful buildings and world famous landmarks, Venice is an experience unique in the world of travel. The city seems to exude romance, history, fantastic photo opportunities and good food, almost at every corner.  Exploring Venice is an experience that you will never forget. Whether taking a gondola down a cozy canal or examining this romantic city’s unique setting and architecture while on foot, you will find Venice inviting and magical. more…
Portland
Portland is the largest city on the Maine Coast (and in fact, in the entire state) and can be found on a peninsula just at the mouth of the Fore River, where it runs into Casco Bay. Portland is just a two-hour ride by car from Boston, Massachusetts and is located just a few minutes from the beautiful sandy beaches and rocky landscapes of Maine coastline. Visitors will see plenty of picturesque lobster boats and sailboats dotting the city’s romantic harbor. more…