Interesting Destinations

Venice, Italy

admin — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 17:40:52 +0000

Venice. Just the name signals interesting destinations of Europe. The gondolas and the music is simply made for the romantic dreamer who wants to stroll hand in hand with someone down a starlit street… or all alone down a starlit street.

Filled with crumbling buildings, old style architecture, history and romance, Venice is made for lovers, artists, dreamers, or history buffs.

Oddly enough February in Venice is absolutely perfect. The Venice Carnevale takes place in February and the weather is cool and mornings are foggy, which is just about perfect for strolling the streets. Venice is a city to walk, made of canals and small enough to get around in nicely, driving is simply a headache waiting to happen.

Things you just can’t miss:

Doges Palace is one of the awesome sights, while the prison on the other side of the canals is something you’re going to want to take in, in a spoooky.. ohmigoodness kind of way.

Of course you want the prerequisite ride in the magical boats, doesn’t everyone, whether you’re together or alone those are a must see and must do part of Venice. T

The Naval History Museum lets you explore the roots of the naval history there if you’re into such things and of course the cuisine in Venice is to die for.

While you’re doing your sightseeing bit and taking in the Rialto Bridge there is a great little restaurant that you can dine at with good prices and mouthwatering foods.

Restaurant Antico Dolo not more than ten steps from Rialto Bridge is nestled very nicely into the magical atmosphere of the area known as market area.

Old traditional Venetian cooking is offered to you and you’re going to get the same foods that kings and queens ate in centuries past. Take the time to visit one of the most interesting destinations in the world–Venice Italy

Budapest Hungary

admin — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 17:09:49 +0000

You don’t perhaps think of Budapest as an interesting destination but you should. Budapest Hungary, with the plentiful architectural offerings, the amazing foods, the incredible little cafe’s and coffeehouses and the amazing scenery is somewhere that has a lot of draw and something you should see once in your lifetime.

Budapest has a full rich history of wars and mysteries and royalty. The castles, churches and bridges alone are worth a trip to Hungary to view, let alone the cuisine and the local people who are colorful and friendly to say the least.

You’re going to start your morning, and your journeys at Gerbeaud
It is the town’s No. 1, coffeehouse, located in the center of town in whats called the Vörösmarty square.

At one time it was owned by the Swiss Gerbeaud family who were known far and wide as incredible confectionary makers and people from the world over would come to taste the amazing coffee or the Dobos cake. Gerbeaud is not only a coffee house and a confectionary now, its also renowned as an architectural masterpiece that sites much the same as it did at the turn of the century.

Gerbeaud has changed very little and still houses the lovely interior that features two French marble fireplaces and long marble counters on which you will find a wide array of pastries, cakes, sandwiches and coffee or teas.
Addresss: Budapest V. Vörösmarty tér 7.
Website: www.gerbeaud.hu

Once you’ve finished the morning repast pay a visit to the Chain Bridge, a site that is a wonder in and of itself but also gives you a nearly 360 degree view of the city, resplendent in the amazing past meets present stylings.

The planning was begun by the count István Széchenyi,who is known as “the greatest Hungarian.”He began organization of the bridge while traveling abroad in England where he became aquainted with William Thierney Clark. He commissioned him to draw up plans for the bridge and Adam Clark was hired to oversee the construction that was finished in 1849. In 1945 German troops blew it up as they were retreating, however on the hundredth anniversary of the bridge it was restored to its former glory.

The retreating German troops blew up the Chain Bridge in January 1945. This vital element of Budapest’s cityscape was restored on the 100 th anniversary of its inauguration.

The Matthias Church is another stop that you can’t fail to make. The site of the coronation of eqach of the Hungarian kings,beginning with King Matthias the first historical mention of the church seen in records happens in 1247. It has been rebuilt, enlarged, added to and transformed but remains in part what it has been since that time.

St. Stephen’s Basilica

The largest cathedral is not actually a basilica but was given the title by the Pope. It was dedicated in 1905 and carries a statue of Saint Stephen in the sanctuary done entirely in marble.

The surrounding hillsides and lands are lovely and worth a hike just to see. Green and lush Hungary has outdoor pleasures as well as indoor ones, with wonderful autumn weather.

Dinner time brings you back to town for some amazing cuisine. It holds a great deal from other days and times as well as other cultures, since Hungary tends to be a multicultural area.

Some dishes you will find come from the Turks as well as the Slavic people while others such as highly spiced foods and pastries come from Austria. Many beef, pork and rich meat dishes are cooked using very old style methods, and may include a great deal of butter or lard so you’re not going to be dieting today.

The famed Goulash, or what the Hungarians call “gulyás“ is the most famous of dishes but in Hungary it is a soup. INcredibly delicious it was first made by shepherds and cowboys, a combination of beef cooked with chopped onion, potatoes, paprika and other things. What we in the US know as goulash is known as stew there and very much a treat that you will want to try.While you’re in Hungary don’t forget to try the flaky desserts known as strudel.

Hungary is also a wine producing area and a visit to the wineries should be part of what you spend your time doing while you’re there.

San Francisco California

admin — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 18:08:49 +0000

San Francisco, the best known and possibly the most interesting destination in California is a haven for architects, hippies, new age and victorian fans, and a whole lot in between.

The cuisine is virtually limitless and nearly as famous, while the things you’re going to see there will span the Victorian age, the space age, and the computer age.

It feels like stepping in and out of a time warp as you want street to street.

Union Square, one of the three original parks in the city is now a public space on top of an underground garage, surrounded by shops of the most elegant variety as well as theaters in close proximity to it.

Often called a moving landmark, the cable cars of San Francisco shouldn’t be passed up when you visit this most interesting of places.

Chinatown is a study in what the earlier 20th Century architects supposed that Chinese buildings should look like. There’s a whole lot here thats geared toward and created just for the tourists, but if you take the time and peek in deeper, you’re going to get a solid glimpse of the “real” Chinatown by checking out the smaller alleys and local shops.

Then there are the Victorian homes, something right out of “Charmed” the homes are a study in remarkable architecture and a more gentle, cultured time in San Francisco’s history. These are something that you simply can’t miss. Row upon row of beautiful homes lined up spelling gracious living at it’s best.

Lombard, whats been long called the “Crookedest” Street is not the most crooked nor is it the most steep but its absolutely the best known and most viewed.Take the cable car to to Lombard and Hyde and take a walk around to see some of the most amazing little places in the city.

Sausalito, just over the San Francisco Bay by a short ferry ride can offer you some of the best views you’re going to find of San Francisco.

Ocean Beach, the Cliff House has been a vaunted and well viewed part of SF since 1863, when the first one of the Cliff House was built. The version you’re seeing today is the third building.

As far as interesting destinations go, there are probably some that offer more adventure, but as cities go, San Francisco offers you history, architecture, a grand view of the past and a remarkable look at the future. The next time you’re in California, check out San Francisco’s small side streets and alley ways for a one of a kind adventure.

Ghent Belgium

admin — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 16:01:25 +0000

Not a city you might think of as an interesting destination, Ghent Belgium is among the most beautiful and unique places in the world. Gorgeous landscapes and amazing old castles, Gent, or Ghent depending on who you’re talking to, is like a step back in time, complete with Wi-Fi and modern day conveniences.

In a very special way, Ghent has somehow kept the medieval feeling while growing up and changing with the times. A castle that seems to be directly from the middle ages sits next door to a cafe, a chocolate shop and both are hustling with visitors, while the internet cafe down the street offers you great communications.

The city is just a showpiece of real wealth and success in commercial ventures, the very important harbor bringing products to the city and beyond, while the University (UGent) offers higher education and continues growing in both importance and stature. The entire area seems to be a Mecca of sorts for students and the young, making Ghent one of the most important cultural areas in Belgium

Not far away, a day trip to Paris is possible by means of the train, or you can go on one of the many tours which are provided by sea going tour groups on the Ghent Terneuzen canal.

The floral offerings of Ghent are both amazing and outstanding, as flower growers from the entire area sell huge floral bouquets of begonia’s and azalea’s, not only here but all over the entire world. If you get the chance to visit, time it correctly and you may get a chance to visit the once every 5 years ‘Gentse Floraliën” ( Ghent Flower Show) which brings in literally thousands of people and a great deal of color to the city.

The trip to Ghent means that you’re going to need some time. Time to take in the vast array of architectural wealth , the amazing charm and local color, the people, and the vast array of new technology in the old world atmosphere. In addition the cuisine is simply not to be equalled. Ever tiny hamlet offers a chocolate shop, all of which feature the most rich and delicious chocolates in the world, while the other foods and the veritable treasure trove of ales to try are also outstanding.

Pubs are absolutely immense and the variety of things you can do and see are incredible. In the middle of town sits Gravensteen castle, and is well worth the price of seeing.. Collections of medieval torture instruments will have you shuddering and pointing, as you survey one of the largest collections of these devices in the world.

Pubs as we said.. well stand by. If yo’ure a lover of beer or ale, you’re never going to find a place better suited to you and the friendly locals here are just outstanding. So willing to show you the sites and become your friend nearly instantly.

One pub has a different glass for each type of beer, and you turn in your shoe. The glasses are so expensive that you need to leave them one shoe and when you return the glass you get your shoe back.

Ghent Belgium should absolutely be on your list of interesting destinations if you’re a lover of castles, flowers, chocolates, higher learning, new technology, hiking, … well, the list goes on and on.

Cairo Egypt

admin — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:47:23 +0000

The city of Cairo is famed as the capital of Egypt and the largest city in the Arab world. It’s also famed as one of the most interesting destinations in the world. Magic and mystery form Egypt’s past and it’s present is full of amazing things as well.

Islamic building styles predominate, resulting in Cairo being known as the ‘City of a Thousand Minarets’. The ancient capitals of some nations can be seen in the parts of Old Cairo and the attractions of the Great Sphinx and pyramids draw many tourists to the sites every year. One other nickname is the “Triumphant City” and that is one that Egyptians revel in while celebrating the oldest film and music industries in the Arab world.

In addition to the population of over six and a half million people within the city, there are at least ten million people on the outside of the city proper area, this makes Cairo the eleventh largest urban area in all of the world. Most travelers come here by air and are amazed by the activity of Cairo, and the shopping is definitely among the best anywhere around in the terms of variety and workmanship.

The most famous marketplace is the Khan el-Khalili souk, which has remained much the same since the 14th century. Gold, silver, leather, glass, rugs, ceramics, perfumes and even camels are some of the items available if you have the backyard for them.

The history of Cairo is one of conquest and occupation by various armies, from the Persians, Romans and Greeks to the Islamic Arabs. The French and British have been the latest to occupy Cairo lasting until the early 1950’s. The influence of the different occupations has led to a diverse city that has much to offer to the world as it continues to keep growing and changing. This makes Cairo absolutely on the list of interesting destinations to visit.

Not all of the attractions are the outdoor ones consisting of tombs and pyramids. Cairo has many other sites to see. One of the most attractive is the Cairo Opera house, which was built to replace the older opera house that burned in 1971. In addition to the Islamic mosques, monuments and other buildings of note, there is the Cairo Geniza, an accumulation of nearly a quarter of a million Jewish manuscripts that were from the Ben Ezra synagogue in old Cairo. They range from 870 to 1880AD.

The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities has the largest collection of antiques, with over one hundred thirty thousand on permanent display. Built in 1891, it was moved from Boulak to the Giza Palace in the Tahrir square. There are seven large sections, each specializing in a different theme or type of collection, many arranged in chronological order. The first section houses Tutankhamen’s treasures with one hundred and seven halls. The other sections house the different dynasties and eras of Egyptian history, with the last two sections devoted to coins, scarabs and writings of that time. There is a special place for the eleven kings and queens in this awesome display also.

If you’re into birds and outdoors things, the areas surrounding Cairo are something you’re not going to want to miss. Nile River crocodiles and camels, the birds and other wildlife that are viewable online in Egypt are things that you should spend some time seeing when you visit Egypt as well.

Cairo is one of the cities that is a must see if you are traveling in the area and wish to see the amazing pyramids, artifacts and structures that have lasted for thousands of years. These amazing sites and sounds, the cuisine and the people are something that you have to see in person to enjoy. Egypt, and particularly Cairo, one of the worlds most interesting destinations, continue to be studied, filmed and written about today by many different artists who try and unlock their mysteries. Unlock the mysteries of Egypt yourself with a trip to Cairo.

Dublin Ireland

admin — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:44:28 +0000

Among the most interesting destinations in the world, Dublin has to sit firmly in the top twenty. Breathtakingly beautiful, Dublin is well worth seeing.The small city of Dublin has a full rich history that dates back more than a thousand years. Dublin, the jewel in Ireland’s crown is full of history and full of fun.

Finding your way around Dublin isn’t at all difficult and amazingly enough there are literally thousands of things to see and do in Dublin. Traveling to Dublin is like a trip back in time in some instances and a trip to your inner child in others. Magic is part of Irelands past and its present. The lush greenery and the magnificent old castles, the breath-taking sunsets and outstanding scenery will keep you moving from one adventure to the next.

A few of the things you’re not going to want to miss when you visit Dublin Ireland are:

Temple Bar Chocolate Festival takes place 30th October – 1st November and invites you to get into what has to be everyones favorite foods. This years chocolate festival will see you taking classes to make truffles, and discovering the healthy benefits of chocolate.

Paulaner Oktoberfest–coming directly from Germany to Dublin, brings the Irish people the authentic Oktoberfest. German markets, 24 Munich barmaids and other events will descend on Georges Dock in Dublin for German food, Fun and entertainment and bring with them some real Bavarian beer.

The everyday things to do and see in Dublin are no less exciting than the festivals and you’re going to wish you had more time to spend. Dublin offers you historical castles, ancient buildings and architecture such as you will never see again. In addition, the vast array of simple pleasures, from excellent food to Irish ale will have you smiling.

The magic of Dublin isn’t limited to the past, though that is striking, with the castle views, and the cathedrals, but also to the present. The surrounding waterways offer beautiful scenery as well as wonderful chances for entertainment and sports.

Getting to Dublin Ireland by air is becoming more and more inexpensive and new airlines each day open routes to Dublin. The cheaper airfare that is taking place now in the USA and in Europe are making it more cost-effective to visit Dublin Ireland every day.

Dublin International Airport is about 12km north from the center of Dublin and its well serviced by both bus as well as taxi so you can get where you want to go in no time.

Dublin isn’t just the city, its the surrounding countryside, the mountains, the night skies and so much more. Woodlands coastline and a lot more wait for you in Dublin Ireland, and a lot of it costs nothing at all. Interesting in free things to do in Dublin Ireland? Check out the list which is as long as your arm!!

Dublin Ireland is on our list of interesting destinations because it is one of the few places in the world where you can visit Viking remains, check out a woodland’s animals, climb a mountain, and eat a gourmet dinner, then shop for half priced designer shoes all in the same day.

Visiting Dublin is certain to be one of the most interesting vacations you’ve ever taken.

Maui Hawaii–Interesting Destination for October

admin — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:09:47 +0000

When you wake up on Maui the mornings are scented with perfect perfume of the orchids, the songs of the thousands of birds will swell to a day that is filled with excitement and fun.From the incredible natural beauty to the shopping, to the adventures that you can find around every single corner, Maui is one of the most interesting destinations on earth.

A one of a kind tropical adventure waits for you on Maui, a playground like no where else you’ve ever been. Maui is all the things you envision when you dream of Hawaii and a tropical paradise.

Condos for rent in Maui make your vacation perfect, you can do it your way, and take it at your own pace. Hike to the mountains, trek through the lush beauty of a rain forest, or sit on a powdered sand beach for a day of rest and relaxation.

The night life is literally endless and the culture is breathtaking.Small vacation condos or Bed and Breakfasts shine like a gem on the beaches and surrounding areas.

Maui is the home of one of the most unique atmospheres in the world. It’s a spirit, a sense of home that you feel as soon as you arrive there. Not only warm sun, but warm smiles greet you as you arrive and you take them with you when you leave Maui.

Travel To and On Maui
You can get to Maui by nearly all of the leading airlines and carriers from world wide.
Usually you can find a direct flight into Maui–Kahului Airport (OGG) will get you there a little faster, but you may if you wish arrive at Honolulu International Airport (HNL) and then travel across to Maui on one of the smaller commuter planes. Kapalua Airport and Hana Airport are a good bit smaller and you can access those only from the regional airlines and by a private charter plane

Kahului Airport features car rentals and you can also find a taxi or a bus there, as well as one of the shuttle services to take you to a hotel. If you elect to go condo or vacation rental, which many people do, the taxis and buses will provide you a lift for a very reasonable price.

If you decide to island hop while you’re on Maui you will find water transportation is plentiful and you can take a trip to
Molokai and Lanai on what is known as the The Lahaina/Lana’i Passenger Shuttle. The shuttle makes five round-trips each day both to and from from Lahaina Harbor. The Molokai Ferry will also offer you an amazingly beautiful, 90 minute trip that you won’t soon forget between your vacation home in Maui and Molokai.

Seasonal tips

Average temperature ranges between 75?-85? F nearly every day and the tropical breezes whisper though, keeping you cool and refreshed almost ally ear round. The summertime is the peak time for touristss, but winter holidays are also very busy so if you’re planning condo rentals or even hotels you’re going to want to plan ahead.

Swimming, Hiking, Entertainment

Maui is one of the safest environments on earth for a vacation but still, each has its own dangers. When exploring you need to take reasonable care. Watch for tides, and currently which can be very powerful. Don’t go too far from the shore if there are warning signs up and when hiking be sure to sign in and out with a park ranger.

The small shops of Maui offer you incredibly lovely goods, the seashore offers you shell hunting or bird watching, while unlimited hiking, kayaking, sailing and snorkeling also take place around Maui. There are guided tours, fantastic botanical gardens, remarkable geological forays and many other ways to seek entertainment in Maui, up to and including rapelling off a mountain if you like.

CAMPING AND HIKING

The Department of Parks and Recreation has four camping sites on Maui and Molokai. You are required to get camping permits.
Those can be found at Hawaii State Parks Camping

To get up to date hiking information pay a visit to Hawaii’s Hiking Environment

Disabilities and Accessibility
Hawaii offers a guide for those who are traveling with disabilities.It features many of the areas which are geared toward those who travel with disabilities. It is located at:
http://hawaii.gov/health/dcab

Maui is going to be one of your most interesting destinations and one of your biggest adventures. Maui is one place that you simply must visit on your travels. Wake up to the orchids, the birds and the adventure of Maui. There are some awesome condos available to rent on the beaches, or just across from them, or lovely places to camp. Go to sleep to the sounds of the waves gently lulling you. When you’re on Maui, adventure or relaxation are a matter of choosing which path to take.

Chicago

admin — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 22:52:05 +0000

One of the busiest cities in the United States and the largest in Illinois, Chicago is a renowned hub for transportation, industry, infrastructure and telecommunications in all of North America, as well as being the home to many politicians, including the current president of the United States. It is the only American city on the list of final four cities contending for to host the World Olympics in 2016. The Native American tribes gave way to the trappers and traders and in the middle 1830’s the last of the Potawatomi natives were removed by the white man and the ‘wild onion’ city was on the way to becoming theChicago that we know today.

The importance of Chicago as a transportation hub was discovered early on as the need for efficient transport between the eastern and western parts of the fast growing United States.

The city of Chicago has become a holder of many firsts such as the first skyscraper built in 1885 after the Great Chicago Fire that wiped out over a third of the city. The World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 was one of the most influential in bringing advances in culture and progress to Chicago. One other era is among the first to come to mind thinking of Chicago, that of the gunmen who ran the city in the Prohibition era when only a few brave men remained uncorrupted by the money offered by criminals.

Today, there is so much to do and see in Chicago, that it is hard to pick a favorite place to see, from the museums and art collections on the Loop to the Harpo Studios where the television show ‘Oprah’ is produced. There are wonderful parks along the waterfront and the Museum of Science and Industry and the Garfield Park Conservatory which has the largest collection of tropical plants in the country are two of many that draw tourists to visit here every year.

Professional sports teams also draw many to the different fields and sporting arenas in Chicago, fulfilling the title of ‘Best Sports City in America” given by the Sporting News in two different years. Baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer are some of the sports played here, but the lacrosse team and marathons are very popular also.

Chicago is the home of many things and this includes jazz, blues and many different manufacturing companies. The Sears tower is one of the landmarks among the skyscrapers and many books, movies and poems are written about Chicago. The other two tallest skyscrapers in the nation are also in Chicago. For the traveler, there are a variety of ways to get here, ranging from air travel, railroad, bus and car. When visiting the Loop area, it is a good idea to not drive as the traffic is horrendous. Take a taxi, bus or the train, it will save a lot of headache.

One of the greatest shopping areas is called the Magnificent Mile, in the northern area. It has the most concentration of shops in a single geographic area. Come to Chicago on the shores of Lake Michigan and see the wonders of it for yourself.

Dallas

admin — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 22:51:20 +0000

Dallas, Texas is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States and the only one of this size without a navigable port to open water. The basis for the founding of Dallas was cotton, railroads and industry. Today, the economy is primarily on commerce, banking computer technology, transportation, and telecommunications; with the third largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the country. The Trinity River provides a vital source of life here in the north Texas and the focus of a continuing greening project along its banks that will encompass some twenty percent of land along the river with the result being the largest urban park greenbelt in the country.

One of the areas that draw the most visitors to the ‘Big D’ is the arts district which has some of most impressive collections of collectible art in the country. The Trammell and Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art, the Dallas Museum of Art are two of the many places to enjoy this. The jazz and blues of the 1920’s and 30’s were the place to hear hot new music artists in the Deep Ellum area.

For recreationists, the parks in the Dallas area contain over seventeen lakes, and the home of Six Flags over Texas amusement park is a short distance away in Arlington, Texas. Because of the flatness of the land, bicycling is one of the fastest growing recreational activities in the area. The public transportation system is one of the best with the bus and rail lines offering great deals for visitors who do not wish to drive on the roads and freeway system.

The food is among the best in Mexican, Tex-Mex and a variety of specialized cuisine to tempt any eater. The original Chili’s and Romano’s Macaroni Grill are in Dallas. Steaks and barbeque have made the city famous for food.

Sports too, have not been neglected here in D-town. There are professional football, baseball, basketball, hockey teams as well as college and university teams. One sport that is unexpectedly found in Dallas is the English sport of cricket.

The annual State Fair brings in over three hundred million dollars to the city every year. With the origins of the dependence of the city being on the cattle drives and beef, there is great prestige in having the best of the best in the State Fair.

Of course, the mention of Dallas brings to mind the television show of the same name, but many more Americans think of the killing of JFK at the Texas School Book Depositary. The building serves as a county office building now, but the entire sixth and seventh floors are a museum display about the infamous day in Dallas that brought a nation together in shock over the assassination of the young President Kennedy. Other places of interest to the visitor are the Cotton Bowl, the South fork Ranch, Reunion Tower the Texas Stadium and the Dallas Zoo are just a few among many attractions that Dallas has to offer.

Destination–Denmark

admin — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 00:46:46 +0000

The Smallest and most southerly of the Nordic countries, Denmark originally relied on farming, fishing and the sea life for their livelihoods and today, with the history, the natural beauty and the friendly warm people, it ranks as one of the most interesting, and the most beautiful destinations in the world.

This home of amazing wildflowers, vast wilderness and beautiful creeks and flowing waters, Denmark would be the ideal setting for a vacation, a summer adventure or even a destination wedding. The time difference from the west coast is about 9 hours,which will give you a reasonable case of jetlag so make sure you’ve got an extra day to play and relax before you begin to check out the breathtaking scenery and the incredible foods.

Denmark is among the most interesting destinations in the world for multiple reasons. Denmark is ranked number ten among the “greenest” countries in the world, with models for ways to live a more environmentally good lifestyle in place for decades. They were among the first to take green living seriously.

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Things to see and to do in Denmark, and those things you can’t miss are:
Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen which oddly enough will include some amazing pop and rock concerts.

Danish country has very lovely rolling hills and flat areas that make explorations very easily accomplished and some breathtaking castles as well as forests and beautiful landscapes. Kronborg, which is also called Hamlets’ Castle is located in Ellsinore and if you’re interested you can view the Shakespearean play every summer.

South Zealand including Lolland, Falster, andMon will serve you up some awe inspiring castles to visit along with some manor houses. You can’t help but to find the Alholm castle snugly tucked on the island of Lolland something you want to view and it also houses a car museum.

Knuthenborg is the biggest wildlife park in Europe and is certainly something to be taken in.. From indoor activities such as museums, castles and manors to the ourdoors ones such as fishing, sailing hiking, the gorgeous fjords, harbors and and beaches for swimming and sun bathing, Denmark is going to surprise you… very pleasantly, as one of the most interesting destinations you’ve ever visited.

While you’re here, don’t miss the food. The outstanding world famous Danish pastries as well as the very tasty open face sandwiches are going to keep you going while you’re off on that hike across the beautiful landscape.