Posts Tagged“castles”

5 Great Reasons to Visit Lithuania

Probably the first country to visit in the Baltic Sea area should be beautiful and amazing Lithuania, where you can find and enjoy both great nature and historical heritage as well. This small but great little country will welcome you with such worldly famous natural sites like Kursiu Nerija, or one of the biggest Vilnius old towns in the Baltic’s. Although I haven’t visited Lithuania yet, here is my dream list and 5 best reasons why every dedicated traveler should visit. Hurry up, because even if Lithuania is not yet discovered by many tourists, it will definitely be soon full…

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Feel Like a Royal for a Day: A Guide to Visiting Castles in Denmark

On your next trip to Denmark, give yourself the royal treatment. Visit castles and palaces of old during the day, and stay at luxurious Copenhagen hotels during the night. There’s plenty to see in Copenhagen and no reason you shouldn’t feel like a king or a queen while you take it all in. Here are just some of the most regal spots in the city and the unique accommodations nearby. Amalienborg Palace   Photo by Mona Musing via Trover.com The current palace of the Danish royals stands on the eastern edge of Copenhagen. There are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby,…

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Luxembourg, France: Back to the Medieval

Tours of France would usually be about trip to Paris because of the Eiffel Tower and the French shopping district. However, there are other parts and cities of Paris that are worth the traveller’s time as well, just like the city of Luxembourg. Located in the northern regions of France, Luxembourg is one of the most beautiful places that one can visit in his or her tour of France. The city and its neighbouring countryside are filled with so many fine attractions and tourist destinations that can rival any trip to Paris itinerary.  There are many things to do and…

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A guide to San Sebastian

San Sebastian, Donosti, is located in the north of Spain, on the Bay of Biscay. This city has many ancient buildings and castles, and visitors will be able to explore the city’s beaches. Explore the Historic Quarter The city’s historic quarter is filled with ancient buildings and squares. The City Hall is one of the city’s main landmarks, a sandstone building with a carved facade that used to be the casino. Visitors will be able to explore many squares, including the historical Plaza de la Constitución and Plaza Gipuzkoa. The city can be explored on foot and most of the…

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