Wayfaring Travel Guide. Interesting vacation places, spa and resorts

Probably the second most famous beach on the island, Super Paradise is a superb gay beach situated in a rocky cove just after Paradise. A long beach offering a taverna and a couple of bars with pop music, the beach is also clothing optional and is accessed by road or by caique. For those chasing a little sun and fun, the beaches of the Greek Island of Mykonos should be their first stop. A party atmosphere permeates the island’s coastline, these beaches are not for those yearning for seclusion and tranquillity, rather ideal spots for those who want to be amid the buzz of other people, who like the hum of humanity and the sight of glistening, tanned flesh. Most of the island’s most famous beaches are clustered around the southern coast, where they are protected from the wind. Mykonos’ most popular beaches include Platis Yialos, Psarou Paradise and Super Paradise.

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A resort of exceptional quality and style set in mythical surroundings to sooth and inspire. Take pleasure in the dramatic views from your luxury bungalow, suite or villa; dive into the crystal clear blue waters of the Mediterranean; relax with a specialized treatment in our state-of-the-art The Elounda Spa & Thalasso therapy. And enjoy an impeccable service, which combined together with our celebrated Cretan hospitality, will make you feel right at home. Endless Blue Location If there is a reason to visit Blue Palace, Resort & Spa it must be its unparalleled location with breathtaking views Blue Palace, is situated just 3 km away from the village of Elounda and within a few hundred meters of the fishing village of Plaka, where life still moves along to the rhythm of another era.

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The Stadium Giuseppe Meazza it is a soccer stadium in Milan, Italy. It is the home stadium for two of the three most successful Italian Football League teams: A.C.Milan and Internationale, and one of the most famous soccer stadium in the world. The San Siro Stadium has been inaugurated on the 19th of September 1926. The stadium is a gift for AC Milan from Piero Pirelli and it took about a year to finish. It first had four stands with a total capacity of 10.000 seats. In 1939 the San Siro Stadium was rebuilt and the capacity raised to 55.000.

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Nearby, on the Bolivian side of the lake, arose the population and ceremonial center of Tiahuanaco, capital of one of the most important civilizations of South America. Tiahuanaco ceremonial sites were built along the lake’s shores, indicating that the lake was considered sacred at least 2,000 years ago. More than 25 rivers empty into Titicaca, and the lake has 41 islands, some of which are densely populated. The lake is 196 km long with an average width of 56 km. The lake has waves, testament to its size and not surprising the waters are cold.

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Whilst on your city break holiday in Hungary, we invite you to experience the magic aura surrounding the Budapest opera & ballet and enjoy the enthralling voices of our favourite operatic singers and the vibrant performances of world class ballet dancers. Almost every evening the curtains rise to transfer the spectators to the surprising world created on the stage by talents of the performers, composer and conductor.

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The Antwerp Cathedral of Our Lady is a masterpiece of lace work in stone. Begun in 1352, it is one of the finest Gothic buildings in Europe. The church, which became a cathedral in 1559 replaced a Romanesque church built in the 12th century. The last vestiges of that church were demolished in 1481. It contains a number of significant works by painter, Rubens. Its spire is 123 m high. This portal features statues which include the missionary Saint Willibrordus. He is thought to have spent time in Antwerp in the 7th century.

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Stretching for over two kilometers along the St. Lawrence River, the historical Old Port offers to the visitors and the natives alike access to an endless variety of recreational, maritime and entertainment activities. Admission to the site is free. The social, economic and cultural soul of Montreal ever since early French for trades used it as a trading post in 1611. Today, the riverfront welcomes over seven million visitors to year.

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