Good news! Travel photo wallpaper calendar for August 2010 is now available here to download FREE! If you still haven’t got the July 2010 wallpaper calendar, Download it first . As usual, 2 sizes are available here: 1920 x 1080 px for Full HD wide screen LCD and 1280… Read More
The 250-seater aircraft with Rolls-Royce and General Electric engines emits 20% less carbon dioxide than similar-sized planes Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner, the aircraft maker’s riposte to the Airbus A380 super jumbo, landed in Britain for the first time today at the Farnborough airshow. Although it does not match the A380… Read More
The Spanish Costa Verde (Green Coast) lies on the country’s northern coast, facing the Atlantic Ocean. The weather here is cooler than on the southern Spanish Costas, so it’s a good Summer destination if you don’t like it too hot. The beaches are popular with surfers due to the… Read More
Harrods , the famous name you should have heard of. It is the luxury departmental store in London . Many celebrities and royal families love to shop there. Established in 1834, 7-storey Harrods is the biggest store in London with a total area of more than a million square… Read More
The Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park is a popular London attraction. I’m not sure that I’d describe it as a fountain, it’s more like a very solid oval channel, which at first sight looks as if it’s constructed from concrete, when in fact it’s made… Read More
Sick and tired of the run-of-the-mill theme parks in your area? Here’s something different: At England’s Diggerland, you can pretend you are Bob the Builder, and at Denmark’s BonBon Land, ride a rollercoaster that farts. These crazy attractions from around the world are sure to make even the most… Read More
I spent 5 days in London in June 2010. Knowing that London is one of the best places to visit in Europe, I asked for tips on things to do in London, on Twitter and Facebook , as well as the Europe a la Carte Blog, to help plan… Read More
Callanish Stones, Scotland / Photo: Donald Macleod Marc Latham steps beyond Stonehenge to point out other stone circle sites that might be of interest on the longest day of the year (or anytime, really). THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE in the UK celebrate solstice at Stonehenge twice a year, but this… Read More
By some accounts, Las Fallas (or Las Felles in Valencian) is one of Europe’s biggest festivals. From fire to figurines, it seems to have a little bit of everything. Be sure to include it in your next Europe travel planning adventures. Las Fallas means “the fires” in Valencia, and… Read More
Planning your Europe travel involves so many different aspects that missing either one of them would probably ruin your whole trip. One of them is the weather. Though you can’t predict when it is going to rain or snow on each day, you could still plan your Europe travel… Read More