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Pittsburgh Mixes Small-Town Charm With Big-City Excitement

Pittsburgh Mixes Small-Town Charm With Big-City Excitement

The city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is one of the most attractive in the USA as it’s a pleasure to visit both visually and culturally. The city’s core, which has a population of just over 300,000 people, is well known for its beauty, culture, and history.
There are three rivers that flow through the city centre, the [...]

Sardinia – Still Italy But With A Twist

Sardinia – Still Italy But With A Twist

In case you are thinking Sardinia is the Italy you should know, you are surely wrong. Sardinia hides lots of places that are unexplored and moreover, there can be reason to find Italy very different from what you expect.
One of those areas, which are hidden from the touristic crowds, is Sintino. There is located one [...]

Relax And Reenergize In Southampton, Ontario

Relax And Reenergize In Southampton, Ontario

Southampton, which is one of the prettiest little Canadian towns in southern Ontario, sits on the shores of Lake Huron and is a wonderful place to visit anytime of the year.
Its home to one of the largest and most beautiful beaches in the province, but there’s always enough room for everybody.
The town of just over [...]

Toronto International Film Festival – Expected To Attract Another Half Million Fans

Toronto International Film Festival – Expected To Attract Another Half Million Fans

The 35th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) will be lighting up silver screens all over the Canadian city from September 9th to 19th 2010.
The Festival always draws the world’s biggest movie stars and directors to the cosmopolitan city of Toronto, as it’s known as an important launching pad for some of the best of Canadian, [...]

The Coupe d’Icare Ready To Take To The Skies

The Coupe d’Icare Ready To Take To The Skies

The fun is sky high between September 16th and 19th 2010, as the 37th Annual Coupe d’lcare takes place in Saint-Hilaire du Touvet, France. The get together is billed as an international free-flying event as it features just about anything that can fly, including Paragliders, Hanggliders, Free-Fallers, Kites, and Hot-Air Balloons.
The name of the festival [...]

Go Whale Watching For A Life Changing Experience

Go Whale Watching For A Life Changing Experience

1. Hermanus
Hermanus is a town of South Africa, which is famous as the best destination for observing whales and dolphins. Moreover, the place is called the Riviera of the South. The annual Hermanus Whale Festival is one of the reasons that attract tourists from all around the world.

From May till October, Hermanus is the best [...]

Laos Offers Tranquility And Adventure

Laos Offers Tranquility And Adventure

One of the most unlikely, but beautiful spots on the planet to visit is the Asian country of Laos, especially for those who love the outdoors.
Laos is a relatively small country of just over six million people and is surrounded by some of the continent’s more well-known nations, such as Thailand, China, Vietnam, and Cambodia.
While [...]

Beatle-Mania Lives International Beatle Week In Liverpool

Beatle-Mania Lives International Beatle Week In Liverpool

Beatle-mania is still alive and well in 2010 and if you’re one of the millions of fans of John, Paul, George, and Ringo, you should take a trip over to Liverpool, England to enjoy the International Beatle Week Festival that’s taking place from Aug. 25 to 31st 2010.
The festival is one of the largest music [...]

Summertime In Mablethorpe Is Thoroughly Enjoyable

Summertime In Mablethorpe Is Thoroughly Enjoyable

Up on the east coast of England in Lincolnshire, you’ll find the lovely small town of Mablethorpe, sitting happily next to the North Sea. It’s a pretty popular place during the summers and there are quite a few excellent camping sites and holiday camps in and around the town.
The downtown area features several interesting pubs [...]

The Village Of St. Jacobs Offers An Excellent View Of Canadian Mennonite Culture

The Village Of St. Jacobs Offers An Excellent View Of Canadian Mennonite Culture

The Canadian village of St. Jacobs, Ontario sits on 600 acres of land just north of the twin cities of Kitchener/Waterloo and has a population of only about 1,500, but over a million visitors roam its streets every year, with the largest attraction being the popular St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market.
With about 500 vendors to hold [...]