Cambridge University

   Established in 1209, the Cambridge University is the second oldest in UK and the seventh oldest in the world. It was formed by an association of scholars and has always been compared with the Oxford university.

El Morro in San Juan

   Have you considered where you are going to spend the coming holidays. Well, if you haven't, then think about visiting the best Puerto Rico hotels. The unincorporated territory of the US consists of a few small islands and the biggest city is its capital San Juan. The city has population of more than 600,000 and it was founded in 1521.

The Carnival of Venice

   Venice is very beautiful city full of romantic places and interesting historical sights. But except the monuments and the landmarks that deserve to be seen in the City of Bridges, there are events that also deserve to be attended as the Carnival of Venice.

Explore the Magic of Rome

    The largest and the most populated city in Italy is its capital – Rome. It has more than 2 million people and it keeps enlarging but luckily it has very good subway system. You cannot use a car to get to the most remarkable places but renting a bike or using the subway is easy. Sometimes it is better to look around the city at night because it is even more amazing when the lights are on.

Welcome to Paris: Ile de la Cité -Sainte Chapelle & Notre Dame

We continue strolling around the city of light. The last time we were  in the oldest part of Paris - La Cité. Our journey today will take us to Sainte Chapelle and Notre Dame - the emblematic cathedrals in Paris.

Have You Been to Birmingham?

   Birmingham is the second largest city in England after London with a population of more than a million. It is a great tourist destination and I want to pint out a few interesting things you need to see there.

Welcome to Paris: Ile de la Cité

You now have the chance to set off on trip around Paris, by first visiting the exact area where it all started centuries ago. Paris as we know it today emerged on the so-called: Ile de la Cité on the left river bank of la Seine. Let's take a closer look.