Mini Culture Presents
Where does dollar still hold power? Her are some dollar-friendly destinationswhere you can enjoy the beauty and things can cost a pretty penny . So why not stay on dollar-friendly palces for a holiday?
Read MoreNow that the fashionistas have left town, there’s space to explore the other attractions in Italy’s style capital. In Milan, April is the coolest month. The fashion shows are over, leaving hotels and restaurants with time and space to spare for travellers who are more interested in culture than couture.
Read MoreIt’s a great price for six nights in Madrid and Rome from $818 after taxes and fees, as a mid-winter travel depart from New York. We’ve often featured the independent, customizable trips from European Destinations, and this week’s smart deal again shows us why.
Read MoreBarcelona, as one of Europe’s most visually stunning cities, Barcelona balances the medieval intimacy of its Gothic Quarter with the grace and distinction of the wide boulevards in the Moderniste Eixample—just as the Mediterranean Gothic elegance of the church of Santa Maria del Mar provides a perfect counterpoint to Gaudí’s riotous Sagrada Família. This page has the top five most famous Barcelona Tourist attractions listed in order of popularity. You will find a brief description of each Barcelona attraction.
Read MoreScotland is an easy place to travel around and has a wealth of things to see, do, eat and drink. Before you go, though, it’s worth knowing a few essentials that will ensure a smooth trip.
Read MoreAre you Planning a trip to Rome? If you hesitate about the destinations to visit, this article may help. There are ten deals for what to do and places to go in Rome.
Read MoreTouring the Temples of German Automaking, much of my time — a total of five days — was spent ogling old cars. Also, new cars. Racing cars. Some Americans tour Europe not to enjoy the food, or to pay homage to the cathedrals, or to shop on Oxford Street or Boulevard Haussmann. They go to see the museums.
Read MoreWell before midsummer, the sun sets late over Paris. Even at 9 p.m., you can sit on the banks of the Canal St.-Martin in the 10th Arrondissement, and see in the still water the reflection of the sky, a blue mottled with thin clouds, and the low pale buildings with their amber lights just turned on, and the ruffled, fractal edge of the trees in full green bloom. Night seems as if it will never come.
Read MoreDesperate to make up for a global travel slump, even the most popular European destinations are trying to lure visitors with sales. There may be no better time to take a European vacation than now.
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