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Sardinia: Grotta di Nettuno

Published on 2010-02-11 05:32:00

In Sardinia, one of the most popular visitor excursions in the town of Alghero is a tour of the Grotta di Nettuno – and rightfully so! The Neptune’s Grotto (named after the Roman god of the sea, Neptune) was discovered by fishermen in the 18th ce > read more

Mallorca: Up in the Air

Published on 2010-02-10 11:13:00

If you have seen the beaches, picturesque landscape, beautiful little towns, and nightlife Mallorca has to offer and feel like getting a completely new perspective of the island, try Mallorca Balloons.Mallorca Balloons offers a unique opportunity to > read more

Amsterdam: Can You Say "Cheese"?

Published on 2010-02-10 06:16:00

If you are in the colorful Negen Straatjes neighborhood in Amsterdam, take the chance to go in a sidestreet of Prinsengracht called Runstraat and you will find the most impressive cheese store you have ever seen.“De Kaaskamer” (meaning ‘the che > read more

Mykonos: Niko's

Published on 2010-02-09 06:09:00

Mykonos is known for its infamous party scene, for its fine sand beaches and turquoise water. But in order to enjoy a typical Greek island experience, you have to taste the delicious Greek food. Because beside its many bars and clubs Mykonos has a fe > read more

London: Sketch It

Published on 2010-02-09 05:05:00

For the perfect combination of glamour and eccentricity in London, head to Sketch, off Regent St, Mayfair. Sketch is made up of a few bars and restaurants, but the main attraction is its quirky interior. Each room is unique, however the design is alw > read more

Sevilla: El Rinconcillo

Published on 2010-02-08 08:56:00

When in Sevilla, you probably want to eat at a place the locals go to, where you can really see the colors of Seville, and you can feel the history of the city. If that is the case, you will have to come to El Rinconcillo. Not many tapas bars can cla > read more

Nice: Musée Matisse

Published on 2010-02-08 06:53:00

They say that artists get inspired by their surroundings, by the cities they live in and the people they meet in these places. That is why the best way to understand Matisse’s art is to go his former home: the city of Nice, where he lived from 1918 > read more

Prague: Krizikova Fontana

Published on 2010-02-05 08:06:00

The Krizikova Fontana in Prague was built in 1891, and its illumination was designed by Czech inventor Frantisek Krizik. In the 1990s it was completely renovated and is now used for the light shows which are accompanied by both classical and contemp > read more

Lisbon: A Different Kind of Elevator

Published on 2010-02-05 05:17:00

You can find millions of much-needed elevators in the city of the Seven Hills. But there is one special lift in the Chiado & Baixa district, that won’t just bring you two floors up to your flat. Situated at the end of Rua de Santa Justa, the Sa > read more

Rome: Mozzarella Heaven

Published on 2010-02-04 10:01:00

If you like mozzarella you can not miss the Obika Mozzarella Bar in Rome. Obika means “here it is!” in the Neapolitan dialect – “it” being the mozzarella. The first mozzarella bar in the city, and maybe the world, Obikà is the Italian vers > read more