While visiting the capital city of Finland Helsinki, I got a brilliant idea to visit the neighborhood country of Estonia and the city of Tallinn which is only like 2,5 hours boat ride away. Tallinn is now a proud European capital with an allure all its own. It's lively yet peaceful, absurdly photogenic and bursting with wonderful sights – ancient churches, medieval streetscapes, and noble merchants' houses. Throw in delightful food and vibrant modern culture and it's no wonder Tallinn seems in danger of being loved to death, especially after a few cruises’ ships dock. But it's one of those blessed places that seems to cope with all the attention.
Ever since first setting foot in the Emirates back in 2014, Dubai has fascinated me with its energy and optimism. Variety of food from all over the world is exhilarating, and even the shopping here – which I normally consider a chore – is actually a joy. Dubai is a place that's constantly in flux and it's been exciting to see it grow and mature as a city and as a society. Dubai is spread in several municipalities; Dubai Media City is a home to the Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Media City.
The Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, with its large expat community, is home to some of the Kingdom's most liberal neighborhoods, especially around the regional capital, Dammam. There is excellent international food here and many high-end hotels. Our focus will be on one of them - Staybridge Suites Al Khobar which is perfectly located and provides a getaway for not only business travelers but also families with kids.
There is no better way to see London then on a deck of Big Bus Tour. From the beginning of our journey, everything worked just perfect, you can easily get on and off and take one of its 3 routes – blue, green and red. Another great addition is the mobile app where you can track the live location of your bus or you are prefer just take the paper map inside the bus. The tour is available in 5-6 different languages via headphones also available inside.
When in London, Madame Tussauds is one of the musts during your visit. The place which is packed with celebrities look alike wax figures will take you on a 1,5 – 2 hours tour through the world of sport, music, history, or movies. Located on Marylebone Road in Marylebone, north-west London. It is easily accessible by Tube, the nearest station is Baker Street Tube Station (Bakerloo, Circle, Jubilee, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City lines) and Marylebone Station (National Rail).
You’ll want to prick your finger
on every spire, wander up every crooked and cobbled street, let your eyes rise
reverently up the stone cake of St. Vitus Cathedral, march straight up to
Prague Castle, eat all the knedlÃky and drink all the pivo and if you still
think that it is impossible to experience it all at once we prove you
otherwise. Prague, the capital city of Czech Republic is definitely the number
one tourist location to visit during the spring and summer months.
Saranda is the unofficial capital of the Albanian Riviera, and come the
summer months it seems like half Tirana relocates here to enjoy the busy beach
and busier nightlife along its crowd-filled seaside promenade. What was once a
sleepy fishing village is now a thriving city, and while Saranda has lost much
of its charm in the past two decades, it has retained much of its charisma. The
town beaches are nothing special, but Saranda is a great base for exploring the
beaches of the riviera if you have your own transport.
Sofia - Bulgaria's
pleasingly laid-back capital is often overlooked by visitors heading straight
to the coast or the ski resorts, but they're missing something very special.
Sofia is no grand metropolis, but it's a largely modern, youthful city, with a
scattering of onion-domed churches, mosques and that lend an eclectic, exotic
feel. Home to many of Bulgaria's finest museums, galleries, restaurants and
clubs, Sofia may persuade you to stick around and explore further.
We cannot picture better time to visit the Austrian
capital city Vienna than after busy holiday season when you have the opportunity to indulge the truly
charming atmosphere of the city on the River Danube. With more than 1.5 million
inhabitants Vienna has got more to offer than long-term history and culture.
Recently it has been considered modern 21st century city with wide
portfolio of attractions and shopping opportunities.
Netanya offers 12km of the widest, cleanest and best beaches in Israel. While the city itself – the self-titled 'Israeli Riviera' – may feel like an old European seaside resort, its seafront is much more peaceful than its southern counterparts. Once popular with elderly visitors (especially French, British and Russian), Netanya is now starting to lure younger crowds. The spacious promenade with its children’s parks, flower beds and water features, plus live music shows in the town’s square, and a few lively bars, are helping to give Netanya a new lease of life.
Strolling
through the historical old town of Prague while being treated with gourmet
local cuisine, shopping handmade souvenirs in little alleys and sipping
delicious brewed coffee. If you think that it is impossible to experience it
all at once we prove you otherwise. Prague, the capital city of Czech Republic
is definitely the number one tourist location to visit during the spring and
summer months.
Ancient and
modern, with equal measures of grunge and grace, bustling Athens is a heady mix
of history and edginess. Iconic monuments mingle with first-rate museums,
lively cafes and al fresco dining – and it’s downright fun. The historic center
is an open-air museum, yet the city’s cultural and social life takes place amid
these ancient landmarks, merging past and present. The magnificent Acropolis
rises above the sprawling metropolis and has stood witness to the city’s many
transformations.











