Travel Resources Guide
There are many places in Europe that could be visit and one such famous place at the southern part of this country is Faro, which is biggest city of Algarve region. It has peculiar characteristics, which has been the most attracting features for most of the tourists visiting this place. It inclu
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There are a few places in this world that every young person needs to go to. Of course, there is Las Vegas for all the glitz and glamor and wild fun, and New York for its big city entertainment, but when it comes to one giant free-for-all, you can't beat Amsterdam. Luckily, there are now a lo
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Dubai strives to be the number one tourist resort in the world and by 2015, that dream will become a reality as tourists figures increase rapidly every year. It has the largest population and is the second largest of the seven emirates, after Abu Dhabi. Dubai has been ruled by the Al Maktoum d
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Annapolis is a small town located between the better known cities of Washington DC Baltimore. Crowned as the capital of Maryland, this quaint town is not often viewed as a bustling tourist place as its neighboring cities but it does maintain its way that attracts those tourists that want to expe
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Brussels is capital of Belgium as well as its largest metropolitan area, with a population of over 1.8 million as of 2008. Brussels is known as the home of many political organizations, specifically being the political headquarters of NATO as well as the European Union. The revolution that g
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Best Walks and Markets in Amsterdam By Astrid Van Deursen The Canal Ring The horse-shoe-shaped canals of Amsterdam are named Singel, Herengracht, Keizersgracht, Prinsengracht respectively. You can walk all the way from Brouwersgracht to the river Amstel (or Muntplein in case you walk the Si
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Shimla is known as the 'Queen of Hills.' It is the capital city of one of the hilly states in Northern India, Himachal Pradesh. Located at an altitude of 2,100 meters above sea level, it derives it's name from Goddess Shayamla Devi, another manifestation of Goddess Kali. It was the summer capita
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Cologne is Germany's fourth-largest city with a 2006 population of 990,000. Arguably Germany's oldest city, it was founded by the Romans in 38 BC and lies on the River Rhine in the Rhineland area of Germany. Cologne took a particularly hard hit in World War II, suffering over 250 air raids which
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With a 2006 population of 505,000, Dresden is situated in a valley on the River Elbe near Germany's eastern border with the Czech Republic and Poland. Dresden was a rich and beautiful medieval city known for the manufacture of porcelain. Dresden unfortunately was the hardest hit of all German ci
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