Posted on: 11 December, 2005
Author: Ieuan Dolby
Edinburgh has always been well known for its surliness (if not Britain as a whole) and from the Black Cab grumps to shop assistants who assume that "they are always right" bad words and scowls have been issued out like red-hot machine guns against the evil enemy, the customer! In retrospect I had missed this enormous cultural change; from airport officials who kindly let us jump the queue seeing as how we had a baby to a pedestrian who rushed to help when my pram wheel wouldn't get up the curb I was oblivious to it all! In fact I...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 02 December, 2005
Author: Jay Moncliff
If you are planning on going to Italy, you're probably going to stop in Rome. If that is the case, stay at the luxurious and beautiful Sheraton Roma hotel. The Sheraton Roma Hotel is one of the largest hotels in the city. It is often said to be the best. The Roma hotel is also conveniently located and offers various amenities. The Roma Hotel is located between The Fiamicino/Leonardo Davinci International Airport and the historical city center. There are many attractions near the Roma Hotel for those of you touring Rome. The Coliseum, Vatican City, and the Sistine Chapel are...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 21 November, 2005
Author: Jakob Jelling
This spot has been visited by people who wish to enjoy its waters for centuries, and is one of the most attractive areas in the Greek region of Peloponnese. Visitors approach in order to enjoy its bea... This spot has been visited by people who wish to enjoy its waters for centuries, and is one of the most attractive areas in the Greek region of Peloponnese. Visitors approach in order to enjoy its beautiful shores, practice different water sports, relax in front of unique landscapes, taste excellent local dishes, and have a great time in a picturesque environment. Lake Vouliagmeni...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 19 November, 2005
Author: Norm Goldman
Editors: John Wilcock: Martha Ellen Zenfel: Brian Bell: ISBN: 088729149X The following review was contributed by: NORM GOLDMAN: Editor of Bookpleasures. CLICK TO VIEW Norm Goldman... Editors: John Wilcock: Martha Ellen Zenfel: Brian Bell: ISBN: 088729149X The following review was contributed by: NORM GOLDMAN: Editor of Bookpleasures. CLICK TO VIEW Norm Goldman's Reviews There are many books written in the travel literature genre pertaining to San Francisco, but few cover as much territory as Insight Guide San Francisco. Just by glancing through the table of contents, you notice that what is important to the editors was not where to eat...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 08 November, 2005
Author: Jacob Fiennes
The best time to go to Italy could well be, well, anytime. In reality the best time is between April and June as the flood of school holidays hasnt yet hit the roads, the countryside is at its fullest bloom and the weather isnt uncomfortably hot yet. When deciding at which time of the year to go to Italy it may be worth scheduling around a couple of festivals as they are invariably spectacular occasions. Here is a shortlist of the best on offer: Festa dei Ceri, Umbria in MayIl Palio, Siena in July and AugustCarnevale, Venice in FebruaryFesta di...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 12 October, 2005
Author: Jakob Jelling
Segovia, located near Madrid, is an antique city, very rich in past and traditions and full of interesting historic spots and amazing constructions. Segovia is one of the most interesting spots of the region to those who enjoy learning about culture, traditions, and history while visiting a city. This city is not only one of the most famous and interesting in Spain, but also in the entire Europe. The origins of Segovia date from the Celtics époque when it was a Celtic settlement. After its Celtic period, Segovia was inhabited by Romans, who conquered it and ruled the city for...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 09 October, 2005
Author: Jay Moncliff
London is one of the world's premiere cities. With Buckingham Palace and the world famous London bridge, it has many attractions that draw visitors. With locations all around London, a good hotel in London is not hard to find. It is important to find out some basic information before deciding on a hotel in London. You need to know what the hotel in London offers, where it is located and what are the nearby attractions. To help you find the best hotel in London, below you will find descriptions and information on three of the top hotels in London: City...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 24 September, 2005
Author: Eric Stephenson
There are literally hundreds of reasons to go camping in New Jersey, but there is one large, and I mean really large, reason: Where else in the country can you drive less then 3 hours and go from the mountains, to the shore, to the marshlands, to 3 different major metropolitan areas to several major lakes and everywhere in between? Camping in New Jersey is literally the best of all worlds. There is just about nothing you cannot do while you camp in New Jersey. You have your choice of over 120 campgrounds and State Park facilities to choose from...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 22 September, 2005
Author: Jakob Jelling
La Macarena is a typical Spanish neighborhood, full of traditional spots and characteristics which turn it into a very attractive place for tourists. This neighborhood is located towards the northern area of Sevilla, one of the most attractive regions of the country. This spot is among the main ones tourists should try to visit while being in Sevilla. One of the most interesting things to see in La Macarena is the Old Walls. The Old Walls of La Macarena date from as long ago as the year 1136 and, until the XIX century, they would surround the entire city turning...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 11 September, 2005
Author: Donald Saunders
Overcoming jet lag, or reducing its effects, requires a planning covering the period before your departure, during your flight and following your arrival. This article looks at 5 specific steps that you can take in advance of your journey to lessen the effects of jet lag, or to ensure that you suffer no jet lag effects at all. Ask any regular long-haul flyer about their experience of flying and you will soon discover that everyone has a different "magic" formula for overcoming or avoiding jet lag. In reality of course no magic formula exists and there is certainly no...
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