Located just a 5-minute walk from Osakako Station, Kaiyukan is one of the world’s largest aquariums and a major attraction for tourists and locals alike. It features a variety of marine life that will fascinate both adults and children. It’s educational and fun, and a must-see if you’re ever in the city.…
The question of why and how exactly Croatia united with Hungary is one of the most common subjects of debate among many historians. However, according to research by the US Library of Congress, the Hungarian King Ladislaus became the new ruler of Croatia in 1091 after the death of the last king of Croatia.…
Do you love panoramic views from the heights? One of the most remarkable places in Zagreb is the Lotrščak Tower. It is located at the top of the cable car located in the Old Town area.
The tower was once part of the city’s fortifications, which were completed in 1266. It was built to protect the southern entrance to the city. The good news is that the price of an entrance ticket to the Lotrščák Tower is very affordable, making it a great choice even for those on a tight budget.…
The Piazza Santo Spirito, San Niccolò and Sant’Ambrogio areas are three of the city’s neighborhoods where residents have been enjoying aperitivos for centuries.…
Pastificio Cerere, located in San Lorenzo, is an aged factory for pasta production of the city for more than 50 years. Name after Ceres, the goddess of fertility, the factory was established in 1905 that played a big role in feeding the capital during World Wars I and II.…
The Peljesac peninsula juts out of the Dalmatian coast about 30 miles north of the city of Dubrovnik, jutting out gracefully into the Adriatic Sea and touching the island of Korcula at its westernmost point. However, unlike Korcula, which is a top favorite and popular with cruise ships due to its landscape of vineyards and charming towns, Pelješac is not yet a regular stop on the regular visitor’s itinerary.…
If you want to see the scenic Paris skyline at night, don’t miss out going to the peak of Arc de Triomphe. Add in the Eiffel Tower’s twinkling brilliance visible in the distance and the night skyline’s sparkling lights, there is no denying that the views from above Arc de Triomphe are worthy to add to your things to do at night in the Parisian oil.…
Hotel Thermana Park is found right next to Savinja river in the heart of Laško, the town located in the center of Slovenia’s spa region. You don’t really have to worry about the location of Thermana because it offers almost everything and anything you need on the site. There is free parking available if you will arrive by car. The train station is also a short distance away if you will arrive in Laško from Ljubljana by train.…
Lubenice settlement has seen 4,000 years of life and serves as the home to many aging souls and the crumbling stone buildings like the Romanesque chapel. There are several secluded pebble coves on its jagged coast that can be seen from its main square and accessible using a quite steep footpath that leads through an underbrush.…
Nürnberg is the second-largest city in Bavaria, German Federal state. It is among the most popular tourist destination in Germany. It was among the important and developing cities as early as 500 years ago, as it used to be the undeclared capital of the Holy Roman Empire and the German Kings used to keep their crowns there. It was the magnet for famous artists, but the second world war destroyed it nightmarishly. After the war, the town was rebuilt on the medieval Bavarian theme. Now it is the astonishingly energetic place where the nightlife is intense and beer is …
