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Travel-and-Leisure
18th August 2008
The renowned junction of five busy roads in Westminster, at the heart of West End in London, “Piccadily Circus” was constructed in 1819 as an intersection to the main shopping destination of the region. The name “Piccadily” is the origin of the fr...
18th August 2008
A highly urbanized area full of ultra modern skyscrapers consisting of leading members of the corporate sector and embassies, “Sathorn” is located neighboring “Silom” which is another industrial area in Bangkok. Starting with the Lumpini Park, whi...
18th August 2008
Goa is India's smallest city in terms of area and the 4’Th smallest in terms of inhabitants. Situated on the west coast of India in the district known as the Konkan, it is surrounded by the state of Maharashtra to the north, and by Karnataka to the east...
18th August 2008
Agra is a city in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, Some hundred km from the capital city of New Delhi. Agra has the Taj Mahal one of the mainly prominent buildings and tourist destinations in the world, Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri nearby in the city...
18th August 2008
Being one of the main serviced office buildings in Indonesia, the “Lippo Centre” in Jakarta is located close to Sudirman, a popular skyscraper in the region. It is positioned approximately ten meters away from Mashill Plaza, BCD Menara and BCA Wisma ...
18th August 2008
It would not be an exaggeration if one said that “Kuala Lumpur City Center” (KLCC) is another capital in the capital of Malaysia. It is truly a majestic complex integrated with massive shopping destinations, restaurants and other number of entertainme...
18th August 2008
A better way to immerse yourself in the character of villa in Italy,Tuscany The iconic image of Italy villas and Tuscany villa take a different form in everyone's mind. Find the Italian holiday of your dream villas in italy, tuscany villa with very specia...
18th August 2008
Salzburg airport (code: IATA: SZG – code ICAO: LOWS) is the second most important airport in Austria. The airport acts as an essential source of work for the area and plays an important part in its economical growth and tourist industry. The name of the...
18th August 2008
Whether you crave a holiday full of outdoor adventure or a relaxing vacation sampling gourmet cuisine and award winning wines, New Zealand has something for everyone. And, there is no better way to explore this highly diverse country than to rent one of t...
18th August 2008
The Western Tour
The western Indian state of Gujarat has a fascinating variety of landscapes, superb beaches, plethora of monuments of age old civilization, wildlife sanctuaries, modern cities, etc. makes this as interesting region to an unique holiday...
18th August 2008
You can reach Trastevere coming from different sides, my advice is to get there from Via dei Pettinari and crossing Ponte Sisto.
You'll thus feel you're entering the area from a privileged access.
As many any important city in Europe, Rome rose near...
18th August 2008
The beautiful medium sized cities of Tuscany all have very distinctive characters highly differencing them from one another; in fact during the past centuries this individuality was all the more strong and affirmed in endless and often bloody struggles. ...
18th August 2008
I’ve decided to go from Arezzo to Florence (three quarters of an hour by highway) employing, but only for personal lack of time, a whole day.
I won’t tell you about Arezzo, lovely but already well known, so we start in the morning towards north-wes...
18th August 2008
If you drive along the Regional road SR2, which follows the layout of the ancient Via Cassia connecting Viterbo and Siena, ideal for not hurried people, you will meet a lot of places decidedly worthy seeing. With a short diversion you can reach Pienza.
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17th August 2008
If you ride the so-called highway Salerno- Reggio Calabria towards Reggio, about 8 km.
After Sala Consilina you’ll find the exit for Padula. Take it and go on following the directions first for Padula and then for San Lorenzo’s Certosa.
If you h...
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