May12
Published by misha in Arts, Biking, Cultural, Eating, Hiking, Museums, North America, Resorts, Restaurants, Sightseeings, Travel Stories, United States of America, Urban Tourism
I will lead on a journey through slow food and rapid development, just right in Phoenix, Arizona. Phoenix is a city of uniqueness of the horizon and desert light. This optimistic attitude, accompanied with the arid climate and low cost of living has brought many people to the Valley of the Sun.
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Apr28
Published by misha in Biking, Cultural, Eating, Europe, Germany, Hiking, Museums, Parks, Photos, Restaurants, Sailing, Sightseeings, Urban Tourism
Duisberg is a lovely German town, located on about 36 miles from Dusseldorf. Duisburg isn’t so famous, even in Europe. For those who have heard of it, it’s synonymous with the Ruhrgebiet—the former industrial heartland of Germany, now mainly remembered for the hard times of the 1980s, under the weight of ecological degradation, economic crisis, and soaring unemployment.
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Apr28
Published by misha in Arts, Belgium, Cultural, Europe, Events, Hiking, History, Parks, Photos, Restaurants, Sightseeings, Urban Tourism
Brussels is a surreal linguistic city between the Dutch-speaking Flemish and the French-speaking Walloons, many transactions occur in neither language. But people just speak English. Its modest character made Brussels the perfect compromise for postwar rivals choosing a headquarters for the European Union and NATO, while all the diplomats and a swirl 
of immigrants from North and Central Africa give it 
an intense international, cosmopolitan flavor rare for such a small city. The picture displays the Atomiumis, built in 1956 for the World’s Fair, an homage to the future. It recently reopened after a complete renovation.
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