Oct12
Published by Asya in Arts, Cultural, Europe, History, Hungary, Museums, Urban Tourism, Walking
The Museum of Applied Arts contains one of Budapest’s most interesting art collections. The
Museum was the third museum to be built in Europe after fellow institutions in
London (1857) and
Vienna (1864). This beautiful building was designed by Odön Lechner and completed in 1896. It houses a number of interesting exhibitions with a permanent display of arts and crafts and furniture in the upstairs area.
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Oct11
Published by Asya in Asia, Cultural, History, Japan, Parks, Relaxing, Walking
“Hida Folk Village” is an open air museum and site area is an approximately 99,000 sq. m. It exhibits about 30 typical farmhouses and buildings, including a few “
gassho-zukuri” traditional Japanese homes built with steeply pitched thatched roofs, from the Hida region, the mountainous district of Gifu Prefecture around Takayama. About 30 old private houses with sloped- and thatched-roof houses which bore the heavy snowfall were reconstructed in the village. This village was created by moving old folk and farming homes from various villages and the nearby
Shirakawa-Go region to one particular place.
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Oct11
Published by Asya in Bulgaria, Europe, Hiking, History, Monuments, Walking
Aladzha monastery is the most famous medieval rock monastery on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. The archeological finds and dating of the murals survived in the chapel show that the monastery flourished in the period of the
Second Bulgarian State, 13th-14th C. The monastery has been attracting many explorers and visitors due to its beautiful woodland location 14 km from
Varna.
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Oct09
Published by Asya in Chillin, Fitness&Gym, Golf, Hotels, North America, Relaxing, Resorts, Restaurants, Sailing, Scuba Diving, Shopping, Spa, Swimming, United States of America

Setai Miami is a super deluxe condo hotel in the heart of Miami’s hot spot South Beach. Its design vision artfully combines the rich architectural history of the neighborhood and its cultural diversity with the International Art Deco movement, particularly its influence in Asia. It’s located on Collins Ave at 20th street near
Miami Beach’s thriving cultural district, as well as the nightlife, fine dining,
shopping and other South Beach attractions.
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Oct09
Published by misha in Adventure, North America, Photos, Sailing, United States of America

For many people Nebraska is an image of flat prairies, stretching to the horizon. But in the north of Niobrara River Valle is filled with wildlife, rolling hills and pure waterfalls.
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Oct07
Published by misha in Biking, Eating, North America, Photos, Sightseeings, United States of America

In a dry and sunny area on Western Slope is the Palisade region of Colorado. In the last few years the vineyards there have produced award-winning wines and blends, making Colorado a star. But for travelers Colorado is a nice spot where you also can push yourself to the physical limit by day and then relax with a good meal and a glass of wine.
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Oct06
Published by misha in Asia, Cultural, Japan, Parks, Photos

The H Bubbletecture or this extraordinary library is sited on the steep slope of the north side in the forest in the province Sayo-cho Hyogo, Japan.
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