My initial impressions of Bologna, and the surrounding Emilia Romagna region, as I explore the area on behalf of the BlogVille project, sponsored by Emilia Romagna Tourism.
Europe
Paris has a reputation for sophistication—and usually, sophistication doesn’t come cheap. The City of Lights is the home of haute couture, Michelin stars and the Mona Lisa, but it’s still a wonderful place for the budget traveler to explore. There are plenty of cultural, foodie and outdoor opportunities that are free or super cheap as a way to enjoy the je-ne-sais-quoi of the French capital.
Are you a beer enthusiast with plans to visit London soon? Check out these five spots to enjoy local craft beers.
Taking place on April 7, the ‘Titanic projection show’, produced by Culture Creative and designed and creatively directed by seeper.com, will use 3D motion graphics, synchronised pyrotechnics and bespoke sound design – all inspired by the RMS Titanic – to create an unforgettable 40 minute audiovisual performance to celebrate Belfast’s culture, heritage and bright future.
Sure, Paris is the capital of fashion, culture, sophistication. But what do you do when you just some sunshine and a laidback attitude? Head south to the French Riveria. While Cannes and Monaco attract the jet-set and star-studded crowd, Antibes is a fabulous little place to experience the true flavors of the Cote d’Azur without breaking the bank.
Looking to experience local Dutch culture and partying in the Netherlands? Join Queen’s Day, or Koninginnedag, celebration in Amsterdam — the city’s biggest annual party that takes place on April 30.
Just like there are traces of Arab culture in southern Spain, there are the Spanish enclaves in Morocco. Learn more about Melilla and Ceuta through this educational photo essay!
Natural thermal springs flow down a hillside, building pools and frosting-like formations as the calcium and other minerals come out of solution.
In search for a renowned bar called Delirium Café – a beer café which at a ridiculous total of two thousand and four, won the 2004 Guinness Book of World Records for having the most commercially available beers. Two thousand and four is a lot of beer.
I’d hate to be in history class in England. It sounds like there’s much to learn. It’s so interesting though. If I ever get the chance to, a road trip around England and going to as many castles as possible would awesome. I can’t imagine ever getting castle fatigue.
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