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Tips for traveling in Europe
Ireland is a country where there is always something going on. Whether it is an annual tradition such as the Dublin Theatre festival or a special event such as the Walker Cup, there is always an event being held in Ireland.
The events and festivals that are held throughout Ireland are guaranteed to attract travelers from all over the world and local residents alike to experience some of the best moments of their lives.
At the end of October, the capital city of Ireland, Dublin, will be host to a number of events including the Hallofest and the Dublin City Marathon. Come to the city and experience the festive atmosphere with Halloween themed decorations, aromas and lights with our extensive product range. We offer a number of hotels in Dublin City ranging from 3* to 5* so you will find something for every type of traveler.
If you are looking for something in another region of Ireland, why not visit Cork in the south of Ireland. Between October 26-29, Cork hosts the Guinness Jazz Festival. For over 30 years Cork has experienced Ireland’s biggest and most prestigious jazz event, and has seen many famous Jazz singers over the years.
Throughout Ireland we offer car hire and Bed & Breakfast accommodation meaning that you can opt to stay out of the city but still travel in an experience some of the spectacular events that Ireland has to offer.
Biking and Walking tours are available for most European countries and a great close up and personal way to see Europe!
Explore the heart of Italy and sample Italian country living with this Villas, Country Inns & Farm Houses. Rustic farmhouses have real Italian flavor & abundant home cooked dinners. Furnishing are simple. Most have a swimming pool. Refined country inns have at least one exceptional element: a stunning view, antique furnishings or gourmet dinners. All have pools or horseback riding facilities. Romantic are renovated historical properties and villas with all the modern comforts. These are unique accommodations with exquisite meals. Spend three nights at a villa and enjoy three afternoons of roll-up-your-sleeves, hands-on Italian cooking. Also includes wine tasting.
Rent a Cruising Palace and sail among the 4,000 Greek Islands. Charter a motor yacht or sailing yacht for 6 to 50 guests.
It costs no more than being on a cruise ship but you can plan you own itinerary with your own captain and crew. You can plan your own meals with your own chef. Your drinks with your own steward...or leave it up to them to pamper you. From $1,000 per day.
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France's trendy accommodations are refurbished Gypsy roulottes. Covered wagons and the footloose bohemian esprit that goes with them. Camping in France in style. French doors separate the sitting room from a bedroom with a queen-sized bed. Hot water, toilet and a shower. The only way to camp!
Looking for a truly luxurious way to cover long distances without wasting valuable daylight? Consider one of Europe's superb Hotel Trains. These ultra-modern innovations combine travel with the security and comfort of a hotel room. Paris to London is just $143.
Europe is the stuff fantasies are made of...Castles, Kings, Queens and Jewels. Without ever having been to Italy, one can imagine the lions vs. the Christians in the Coliseum. The people, food and history create the experiences unlike any we've had before. We're lucky this fantasy can easily become a reality... all you need is a passport. There is so much to see and do and learn in Europe, that one key to a successful trip is to decide what you want to focus on. How you want to experience Europe. Try to pick two or three places you want to visit so that you can see and learn about them.
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Things to do and see in Europe: Europe City Highlights:
Amsterdam: Anne Frank's house, the Van Gogh museum, Rijksmuseum, the canal and the red light district.
Barcelona: the Montjuic parc, La Ramblia, the Miro museum, the Picasso museum, the Olympic sites, the Gothic quarter and Gaudi creations such as Palau Guell.
Berlin: Alexanderplatz, Unter den Linden, Brandenburg Gate, Tiergarten, Freidrichstrasse, Reichstag Building, KaDeWa.
Dublin: Half Penny Bridge, St Stephen's Green, St Patrick's Cathedral, Guiness Brewery, Trinity College and Dublin castle.
Edinburgh: Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood House, the Royal Mile and Princes Street and Edinburgh University.
Florence: The Duomo, the Campanile, the Bapistry, the Ponte Vecchio, Pitti Palace, the Accademia, the Uffizi, Piazza della Signoria and the Bobolo Gardens.
London: Big Ben, St Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, the Horse Guards parade, Hyde Park, Oxford St, British Museum, the National Gallery, Covent Garden and Picadilly Circus.
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Madrid: Plaza Mayor, the Prado, the museum Reigna Sofia, the museum Thyssen-Bornemisza, Puerto del Sol, Cibeles Fountain, Gran Via, Cervantes Monument and the Royal Palace.
Munich: Marienplatz, the Residenz, the Olympic stadium, Hofbrauhaus, Glockenspiel and nearby Dachau and Neuschwanstein.
Paris: Eiffel tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Elysee, Opera Garnier, Notre Dame, Sainte Chapelle, the Latin quarter, musee du Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, Bastille, the Marais quarter and Luxembourg gardens.
Prague: The Vltava river, Prague castle, Wenceslas Square, Charles Bridge, Mala Strana, Cathedral of St Vitus, the Astronomical clock, Bohemian glass ware and cruises on the river.
Rome: The Coliseum, the Forum, Circus Maximus, the Pantheon, St Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, Trevi fountain, the Spanish steps and to nearby, Assisi and Pompeii and the Pope.
Salzburg: Mozart's family home in the Getreidegasse, the fortress of Hohensalzburg, Dompltaz, locations used in the "Sound of Music" film, Residenz Square, the Cathedral and the Horse Fountain.
Vienna: Prater Amusement Park, St Stephen's Cathedral, Schonbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace, the Opera House, the Spanish Riding school, the Danube River, Hofburg, Parliament and the world famous Sacher torte. |
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