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My travel story in Belgium
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My travel story in Belgium, stories of a trip to Brussels
my travel story
My first travel story was during a trip to Brussels airport called Zaventem located in Belgium.
My travel story in Europe was in Belgium, exactly in the airport of Brussels. Indeed, I was transiting there because there were no direct flight to my final destination.
Nevertheless, I was impressed by the numerous people from many countries I met during my transit.
My travel story in Belgium
Lastly, at noon, it was time for me to say: “bye” to Brussels airport. I pursued my travel enriched with unforgettable records.
My travel story in Belgium: Part 2
It was a nice morning; I spent about six hours wandering in the airport. I found many shops hidden upstairs and some sitting rooms where travelers could sit down while they were waiting for their plane.
This time I was crossing Belgium by car back from Germany. I was amazed to see the enlightened roads of this kingdom, what is unusual in many countries. I suppose that they found the secret of low cost electricity.
My travel story in Belgium: Third journey
I discovered the north of Belgium during a enjoyable holiday in Antwerp. I perused the diamond shops in the center of the city. Most of these stores are hold by the Jewish community.
Furthermore, I had the good surprise to meet a childhood friend in train the station. Obviously, we talk about the past, the present and the future…
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London in your lunch break: London Eye
London in your lunch break: London EyeSix tablts in each pod offer instant context to the sights below. With screens designed to reflect the view before you, changing with the wheel’s position (that's the theory, at least – it didn't always work in practice, I found), you can find out trivia just by pressing the touch screen in front of you.
Take your lunch break at...
The London Eye at the South Bank. Hardly an unheard of destination, but this popular viewing point over London has recently launched an interactive guide to about 50 of the many attractions visible from its heights.
Not only did I find out that Battersea Power Station is Europe’s largest brick building, I discovered that it was designed by the same architect behind the classic red phone boxes – and there are many more titbits of information like this.
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Viking Denmark
Viking Denmark
There is, apparently, no place in Denmark where one can be further than 50km from the sea – a perfect homeland for the Vikings, whose impact was widely felt in Europe and beyond between the 9th and 11th centuries.
Adept seamen and shipwrights and able to muster considerable bodies of armed men, they travelled as far as Newfoundland in the west, and the Caspian sea in the East, taking their rich traditions of artistic expression, story-telling and building skills with them.
There is, apparently, no place in Denmark where one can be further than 50km from the sea – a perfect homeland for the Vikings, whose impact was widely felt in Europe and beyond between the 9th and 11th centuries.
Adept seamen and shipwrights and able to muster considerable bodies of armed men, they travelled as far as Newfoundland in the west, and the Caspian sea in the East, taking their rich traditions of artistic expression, story-telling and building skills with them.
This journey through their homelands will start at their southern land defence, the Danevirke, and will explore the evidence for their towns, their burial monuments and, perhaps most importantly, the remains of their ships, including the chance to sail in a replica at Roskilde. John Hines is particularly knowledgeable about the Viking legends and sagas, and he will weave these into the archaeological journey.Whilst the focus of the tour is the Vikings, it would be hard to pass by some impressive discoveries dating to earlier periods, such as the famous Iron Age bog bodies, preserved by the wet terrain, and the richly decorated Gundestrup cauldron of the 1st century BC (in the National Museum).
We also see fine examples of more recent traditional architecture, such as Roskilde’s lovely cathedal.
South-west Turkey mountain cities and tombs by the sea
South-west Turkey mountain cities and tombs by the sea:
Hidden in the Taurus Mountain of south-western Turkey are some spectacular Classical cities, inaccessible and forgotten until recent roads, archaeological survey and excavation returned them to public view.
These mountainous cities of the ancient region of Pisidia have a long history, being mentioned in Hittite texts and by Herodotus. The remarkably good living their hardy inhabitants eked out of the seemingly inhospitable terrain saw expression in much monumental building during the Hellenistic and Roman periods. Their subsequent decline, as a result of earthquake, plague and changing economies, causes modern visitors to wonder how such civic splendour could thrive so far from anywhere.
Few visitors venture there, and the rewards for those who do are outstanding ruins in breath-taking settings, with the sense of discovery enjoyed by 19th century travellers.
This is a journey through some spectacular ancient cities in this corner of south-western Turkey, with exceptional mountain and coastal scenery, and some rough walks.
Hidden in the Taurus Mountain of south-western Turkey are some spectacular Classical cities, inaccessible and forgotten until recent roads, archaeological survey and excavation returned them to public view.
These mountainous cities of the ancient region of Pisidia have a long history, being mentioned in Hittite texts and by Herodotus. The remarkably good living their hardy inhabitants eked out of the seemingly inhospitable terrain saw expression in much monumental building during the Hellenistic and Roman periods. Their subsequent decline, as a result of earthquake, plague and changing economies, causes modern visitors to wonder how such civic splendour could thrive so far from anywhere.
Few visitors venture there, and the rewards for those who do are outstanding ruins in breath-taking settings, with the sense of discovery enjoyed by 19th century travellers.
This is a journey through some spectacular ancient cities in this corner of south-western Turkey, with exceptional mountain and coastal scenery, and some rough walks.
Across the mountains lies the World Heritage site of Hierapolis, splendid spa city established by the Attalids, where the limestone formations made by the hot medicinal springs have been named Pamukkale - ‘cotton castle’ - by the Turks. From here we continue to the Lycian coast, and the ruined cities of Xanthos, Patara and Telmessos.
Travel to Hawaii
Hawaii is a land of curious paradox.
A place where the destructive force of volcanoes has created a fertile destination for you to discover filled with rainforests, waterfalls, warm turquoise waters, and black and white sand beaches. All these elements come together beautifully and form a romantic backdrop to your dream vacation. Imagine full days in the Big Island cities of Hilo and Kona, plus overnights on Maui and Kaua'i.
With all that time, you can drive the road to Hana, marvel at the rainbows in Waimea Canyon or stroll to a torch-lit lu'au. You'll see more of Hawaii for less on a Cruise!
The fresh, floral air energizes you. The warm, tranquil waters refresh you. The breathtaking, natural beauty renews you. Look around.
There’s no place on earth like Hawaii. Whether you're a new visitor or returning, our six unique islands offer distinct experiences that will entice any traveler.
A place where the destructive force of volcanoes has created a fertile destination for you to discover filled with rainforests, waterfalls, warm turquoise waters, and black and white sand beaches. All these elements come together beautifully and form a romantic backdrop to your dream vacation. Imagine full days in the Big Island cities of Hilo and Kona, plus overnights on Maui and Kaua'i.
With all that time, you can drive the road to Hana, marvel at the rainbows in Waimea Canyon or stroll to a torch-lit lu'au. You'll see more of Hawaii for less on a Cruise!
The fresh, floral air energizes you. The warm, tranquil waters refresh you. The breathtaking, natural beauty renews you. Look around.
There’s no place on earth like Hawaii. Whether you're a new visitor or returning, our six unique islands offer distinct experiences that will entice any traveler.
Travel and leisure magazine: Turkey by charter
Travel and leisure magazine- Turkey by charter
turkey by charterI recently had the opportunity to travel to Turkey in a special way. I made the most of this tremendous occasion given of a cheap airfare given to me. I grasp this opportunity to discover new landscape and I flew to Turkey by charter.
Traveling by charter doesn’t have many requirements: A passport, a visa when needed and an airfare suffice for having an unforgettable journey to the Aegean Sea sunny beach.
The story of this amazing trip to Turkey
I was wandering in the street when I fall on travel advertising to spending a week in a sea resort in Turkey. I was in need of a few days escape abroad, so I grasp this opportunity to have a new journey.
The itinerary to Izmir in Turkey
I jumped in the charter in the afternoon and landed on in the city of Izmir in Turkey.
Then I get a bus with other passengers to the village hotel in the mountain.
It’s was late in the night when we arrived to our final destination. Just on time for a small rest before a new morning full of adventure.
My best records of Turkey
The discovery of the Aegean Sea was a tremendous experience. I even swim in the transparent water full of small fishes. Another great surprise was to know that the city of Izmir was the actual name of the Biblical city of Smyrna in the Book of Revelation.
And I learned that this city were located in few miles of Ephesus.
I spent an enjoyable week, and made the most of my trip to go shopping in the cheap market where leather clothes are not very expensive and tax free for small quantity.
turkey by charterI recently had the opportunity to travel to Turkey in a special way. I made the most of this tremendous occasion given of a cheap airfare given to me. I grasp this opportunity to discover new landscape and I flew to Turkey by charter.
Traveling by charter doesn’t have many requirements: A passport, a visa when needed and an airfare suffice for having an unforgettable journey to the Aegean Sea sunny beach.
The story of this amazing trip to Turkey
I was wandering in the street when I fall on travel advertising to spending a week in a sea resort in Turkey. I was in need of a few days escape abroad, so I grasp this opportunity to have a new journey.
The itinerary to Izmir in Turkey
I jumped in the charter in the afternoon and landed on in the city of Izmir in Turkey.
Then I get a bus with other passengers to the village hotel in the mountain.
It’s was late in the night when we arrived to our final destination. Just on time for a small rest before a new morning full of adventure.
My best records of Turkey
The discovery of the Aegean Sea was a tremendous experience. I even swim in the transparent water full of small fishes. Another great surprise was to know that the city of Izmir was the actual name of the Biblical city of Smyrna in the Book of Revelation.
And I learned that this city were located in few miles of Ephesus.
I spent an enjoyable week, and made the most of my trip to go shopping in the cheap market where leather clothes are not very expensive and tax free for small quantity.
Travel booking
Travel booking
The story of my travel in Belgium, my travel story
travel in BelgiumMy first travel in Europe was in Belgium, exactly in the airport of Brussels. Indeed, I was transiting there because there were no direct flight to my final destination.
Nevertheless, I was impressed by the numerous people from many countries I met during my transit.
My first travel story in Belgium
It was a fantastic morning; I spent about six hours wandering in the airport. I found many shops hidden upstairs and some sitting rooms where travelers could sit down while they were waiting for their plane.
Lastly, at noon, it was time for me to say: “bye” to Brussels airport. I pursued my travel enriched with unforgettable records.
My second travel in Belgium
This time I was crossing Belgium by car back from Germany. I was amazed to see the enlightened roads of this kingdom, what is unusual in many countries. I suppose that they found the secret of low cost electricity.
My third travel in Belgium
I discovered the north of Belgium during a enjoyable holiday in Antwerp. I perused the diamond shops in the center of the city. Most of these stores are hold by the Jewish community.
Furthermore, I had the good surprise to meet a childhood friend in train the station. Obviously, we talk about the past, the present and the future…
The story of my travel in Belgium, my travel story
travel in BelgiumMy first travel in Europe was in Belgium, exactly in the airport of Brussels. Indeed, I was transiting there because there were no direct flight to my final destination.
Nevertheless, I was impressed by the numerous people from many countries I met during my transit.
My first travel story in Belgium
It was a fantastic morning; I spent about six hours wandering in the airport. I found many shops hidden upstairs and some sitting rooms where travelers could sit down while they were waiting for their plane.
Lastly, at noon, it was time for me to say: “bye” to Brussels airport. I pursued my travel enriched with unforgettable records.
My second travel in Belgium
This time I was crossing Belgium by car back from Germany. I was amazed to see the enlightened roads of this kingdom, what is unusual in many countries. I suppose that they found the secret of low cost electricity.
My third travel in Belgium
I discovered the north of Belgium during a enjoyable holiday in Antwerp. I perused the diamond shops in the center of the city. Most of these stores are hold by the Jewish community.
Furthermore, I had the good surprise to meet a childhood friend in train the station. Obviously, we talk about the past, the present and the future…
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Inca Discovery
Sampling seafood in Lima, exploring ruins and haggling at local markets in the Sacred Valley, conquering the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
DescriptionPerfect for those looking to experience the region’s archeological and cultural treasures in a short amount of time, this adventure includes a four-day trek along the Inca Trail. This is one of the world’s best known hikes and will reward those willing to break a sweat with a stunning combination of mountainscapes, cloud forests and jungles. We run our own treks, which ensures the fair treatment of our porters and quality equipment. Our knowledgeable CEOs will work hard to make certain the first glimpse of Machu Picchu will burn itself into your memory.
Find exclusive travel deals, book cheap flights, discount hotels, vacation packages & other ... Browse below to find the best deals in some of our top locations.
Inca Discovery
Sampling seafood in Lima, exploring ruins and haggling at local markets in the Sacred Valley, conquering the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
DescriptionPerfect for those looking to experience the region’s archeological and cultural treasures in a short amount of time, this adventure includes a four-day trek along the Inca Trail. This is one of the world’s best known hikes and will reward those willing to break a sweat with a stunning combination of mountainscapes, cloud forests and jungles. We run our own treks, which ensures the fair treatment of our porters and quality equipment. Our knowledgeable CEOs will work hard to make certain the first glimpse of Machu Picchu will burn itself into your memory.
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