… of the Islands airports at either Paphos or Larnaca. There is a modern coastal motorway linking all the main resorts and towns so getting around is a cinch. The Cypriots drive on the left same as the U.K. which is a throwback to the days of British …
August 30, 2010
August 19, 2010
Best ways to reduce stress
… it on my car’s carrier and drove a few miles to a bayside park in my hometown. I parked my car, got on my bike and rode from Englewood, Fla., to Venice, Fla., a distance of about 12 miles.
I reached the Intracoastal Waterway in Venice in …
August 16, 2010
Travel experiences: Italy – Part 1
… while most of the women would go to Wednesday night bingo. I have traveled to many cities here in Italy and the transportation by train makes it so worth it. I love shopping in the market although I had to be aware of the time for most places close …
August 11, 2010
August 10, 2010
A real slice of Italy
… more exhilerating treetop rope parks, indoor go carting, paragliding, canyoning and rock climbing ! To get the most I recommend hiring a car locally for a couple of days and bringing health insurance !The rich history of the valley is reflected in …
August 8, 2010
The Sleeping City Venise
… of transport and a boat ride is not really ideal for an evening out. Finally, there is a lack of space in Venice, so everything is very cramped.
By nature Venetians enjoy entertaining friends in the privacy of their own homes. As a …
August 7, 2010
Italy – The luxury travellers choice
… the water and faster, with a smaller deck. You can use it to go to the islands of the lagoon. The Venice Public Transportation company, ACTV, has a useful website with full details of fares, routes and times
Hotels
A huge …
August 3, 2010
The history of the Cannes Film Festival
… the Fascist and Nazi movements of both Italy and Germany and their impact on the Venice Film Festival. The first Cannes Film Festival had difficulty getting established due to France and the United Kingdom declaring war against Germany on September …
Amsterdam – The City Of Bridges
… water for its survival. At one time water was even more important than dry land. Water was the feature which allowed transportation of goods as well as keeping the enemy. Moreover it also added to the beauty of the city. It is quite apparent that due …
July 26, 2010
Memoirs: Traveling
… we were leaving. Everyone said that you’d be crazy to drive in Paris, so we didn’t. We did have to drive from the rental car agency out of Paris, however. We circled bravely around the roundabout at the Place de la Concorde (once known as Place de la …