“Over and beyond”! Do the Spanish currency the motto of your holiday if you want to discover the infinite variety of landscapes of the Iberian Peninsula: from the Pyrenees to the Straits of Gibraltar, the rugged coastline of the Atlantic to the Mediterranean Eldorado, the Spain has unexpected faces. Yours to discover beyond the traditional clichés “flamenco and bullfighting” …
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June 28th, 2011 
admin Thailand
May 24th, 2011 admin 
At the heart of Southeast Asia, the Kingdom of Thailand shares borders with Burma, Laos, Cambodia and Malaysia. Mountain village in the rainforest of the rice to the tropical island of Buddhist temple in Bangkok skyscraper, the Kingdom of Siam offers more of a face. Read more »
Italy
May 19th, 2011 admin 
“The problem with Italy is it’s too good. Why paint when you have so much fun to watch? “Wondered Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Yet, rarely has a country produced so many artists and masterpieces! From the heights of the Apennines, balcony plunge into the Mediterranean Sea, it’s hard not to be struck by the beauty of a land of contrasts when bathed by intense light and four inland seas over nearly 7500 km of coastline. Read more »
Top Attractions in Chili
May 7th, 2011 admin Top Attractions in Chili
1- Palace of La Moneda
Palacio de la Moneda in Santiago, the presidential palace since 1846 and seat of government, carries the memory of the coup of 1973 which resulted in the death of Allende. Symbol of the Chilean resistance, it was designed in the Spanish (1786) and completed under the first revolutionary junta (1812).
chili
May 7th, 2011 admin 
One and a half of France ... Yet, Chile appears as big as a continent, the Pacific coast of drawing a line supported on 4300 km along South America, both located in the driest deserts and in the Norte Grande Roaring of the Antarctic cold. Narrow, passing on just 150 km from zero to 6000 m above sea level, holds the record for highest elevation, with two mountain ranges, the coastal and the Andean border with Argentina, and a long central plain . Read more »
Alexandria
April 25th, 2011 admin 
If Alexander does not radiate more about the world, as in the time of the Ptolemies, though it retains some ancient remains, it is nevertheless a charming town on the border between East and West, where you have to lose, and resort very popular with Cairenes. Long, including the famous Corniche, where there is still the cosmopolitan atmosphere that characterized the city in the years 1930-1950 .
Napier
April 21st, 2011 admin 
Jewel of the Roaring Twenties, Napier is the Art Deco city most of the world. She is the earthquake that razed its old buildings in 1931, making clear the way for a new city and earthquake. The Deco Center organizes guided tours and Art Deco Weekend in February.
