If you’ve been delighted by walks in Barcelona through the Gothic Quarter, or taken pleasure in a stroll through Girona’s tight Medieval streets, then you should be sure to next try a walking tour of Zaragoza’s old town. Make sure you buy a Zaragoza discount card, which will provide discounts on museums and city monuments [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Zaragoza’s Old Town
Hong Zhu An in Singapore
Singapore has something for everyone, and there’s a large supply of everything. For those looking for a place with a sense of constant distraction and inspiration, Singapore will reveal some of its multiple personas, and always hold things in reserve. There’s always a sense that there’s more here than meets the eye, and what meets [...]
Cathedral Caverns Outside Huntsville
Toby and McKenna needed to get out of town. They had both been working extremely long hours for the past few weeks and were also dealing with various social issues surrounding some circumstances of friends and family. They were always caring and committed people and were there for any and everyone who needed them. However, [...]
Phases of Communication
When information or data is shared between two or more people, and everyone has a clear understanding of that information, this is communication. This important word in that last sentence is “understanding”. Everything must be fully understood in order for communication to be successful, in order for problems to not occur. One may think that [...]
Hank Williams at Andrew Johnson Hotel in Knoxville
Knoxville, Tennessee is the state’s third largest city. This does not mean that it comes in third in its cultural or heritage elements. In fact Knoxville is a dynamic city with an intriguing history and an enjoyable contemporary culture. It is attractive to a diverse collection of tourists who visit each year and stay in [...]
Adelaide Winery After Winery
Here’s a lesson I learned in Adelaide: the best way to recover from heavy night of libations is to volunteer to drive around Mclaren Vale with your equally hungover husband and two English blokes wishing there was no such thing as 8am. Our day began at 8am at Adelaide Central Market, where we were to [...]
New York Broadway Tickets for Jude Law in Hamlet
Casey has always loved the theatre, and even through high school when it was clearly not cool to love Shakespeare he proudly wore his New York Shakespeare Festival shirt to school at least once a month. Somehow he was never picked on for it which almost disappointed him because he was always more than ready [...]
Goh in KL
Kuala Lumpur is one of the most unusual places on earth, with a vibrant city scene that speaks to a splendid mix of cultures and traditions. There are multiple realities that exist simultaneously here, and it’s evidenced in the art as well as the cuisine. This makes it a particularly good place for travelers, since [...]
Beaches in Bali
Lying between Java and Lombek, you will find the island of Bali, filled with resorts and beaches and a population of over three and a half million. This province of Indonesia is haven for surfers and people who worship the sun. Most of all, it offers beaches. Untouched beaches, beaches against the jungles, black sand [...]
Revisiting Valencia
It’s April and we have arrived in Valencia, Spain. It’s the 3rd largest city and the population is approximately 2 million people. I visited Valencia when I was around 16 years of age and the impressions of this city always remained with me. But, being here now, at the age of 29, wow! What a [...]
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