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Balearic Island Holidays

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Published on: November 11, 2011
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The Balearic Islands of Spain attract families and partygoers from all over the world in equal measure. Two of the most popular Balearic Islands are Menorca and Majorca. Both are home to pristine beaches and coves, wonderful facilities for families, quaint coastal towns and tourist-friendly adventure parks. If you’re planning a Balearic holiday this year, we’ve got some great ideas for days out and things to see and do in Menorca and Majorca. And if you’ve yet to book your trip, we recommend checking the Thomas Cook website for the latest deals on flights, accommodation and packages for holidays Menorca, Majorca, Ibiza and more.

Majorca
Majorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and it’s here that you’ll find the popular family destination of Palmanova. While there is no shortage of adventure and water parks on the island, Palmanova is home to the only 4D cinema in Majorca. With 6 movie rides to choose from, strap yourself in, pop on your 3D glasses and you and the family will enjoy much more than a simple 3D cinema experience. With seating that moves with the action, this is a cinema and a ride combined, and one of the most popular attractions at this resort.

With the success of recent programmes like Strictly Come Dancing and Dancing with the Stars, ballroom dancing has never been so popular. Whether you love to tango, live to salsa, or you’re completely new to the ballroom dance floor, you can pick up the basics, improve your technique and make new friends at the Majorca’s Pickles Ballroom and Dance Studio. Located in Magaluf, there are lessons throughout the week, as well as fantastically popular social dances every Wednesday and Friday night.

If you’re travelling with children, then a visit to the Hidropark in Alcudia is a must. One of the biggest attractions in Majorca, this waterpark features endless waterslides, rides, activities for all the family and a wave pool too.

Menorca
Menorca is the second biggest of the Balearic Islands, and is a little more sedate than it’s larger neighbour Majorca. Perfect for a relaxing getaway, and ideal for families, the island’s capital, Mahon, is one of the most popular tourist spots. If you’re keen to learn about the history of the islands on your trip, then Mahon is the town for you, as it’s home to the Museum of Menorca. Located in the former abbey of a Franciscan monastery, the museum hosts some fantastic archaeological finds from all over the region, as well as the biggest Menorcan fine arts collection in the world.

Another essential stop off in Mahon is Es Freginal Park. As well as being the perfect place for a lazy afternoon picnic, this glorious green space plays host to countless music concerts, art and flower exhibitions throughout the year, including Menorca’s annual Jazz festival.

Jerusalem Botanical Garden

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Published on: November 6, 2011
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Being in Jerusalem we just can’t miss such amazing place as Jerusalem Botanical Garden which is famous with its more than 10,000 species of plants and flowers in an area of some 45 acres.

We started our excursion with a little travel on a small Botanic train, which takes passengers through the garden and keeps them happy and provides a welcome rest for walk weary feet. We went with it across central part of the garden continuing our travel with walk enjoying and just following our noses.

There are special sections there which represent the vegetation of the Mediterranean Basin, Southwest and Central Asia, Australia and New Zealand, North America and Europe. We’d spent in the garden almost all day long and didn’t get tired at all because there are so many interesting things there.

There is also a bonsai grove there tended by local enthusiasts, with the artificial lake and a restaurant on its shores where you can fortify yourself and to take a rest.

London Vacation

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Published on: November 3, 2011
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Every time you visit London is unforgettable and every time you get new marvelous experience. Right? So do I. Last time I’d been there in November 2009. Would like to share with photos were made during business trip to Conference Venues London.

London events 2011

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Published on: October 27, 2011
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Of course going to travel to London you check out top events, interesting places you would like to visit there. So, what is expecting us in London during this spring? There are various events there you can choose among to spend your timewonderfully, usefully and unforgettably. Here is some of them:

Spend your Easter with all the family in London – 24 Apr.

Take part of this year’s Virgin London Marathon – 17 Apr.
Bump and grind your way into London Burlesque Week – 26-30 Apr.

Mother’s Day 2011 is special day out in London – 3 Apr.

Watch London’s legendary Head of the River Race – 2 Apr.

Visit Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey on 29 Apr.

Enjoy English heritage on St George’s Day in London on 23 Apr

Chelsea Flower Show is the world’s greatest flower show which comes to London.

Fashion designers show at Kensington Palace. Until 30 JunVaisakhi in London

Until 30 Jun you can join Vaisakhi celebrations for Sikh New Year in London.

Starring Danielle Hope and Michael Crawford. Until 17 Sep

How To Travel On The Cheap

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Published on: July 21, 2011
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The price of fuel may be at a record high, but the success of low-cost airlines means it’s quite easy to track down great weekend and city break offers at any time of the year.

The likes of Ryanair and Easyjet sometimes come in for criticism for their policies, like charging for every bag and for in-flight meals. But it’s hard to argue with the prices that you can get if you do your research online.

On any given day, you are likely to see offers of under £10 for flights from the likes of Bristol or Stansted to a variety of European destinations.

That means you can arrange weekend breaks in Denmark, Spain, Germany and France very cheaply. For example, within those countries, Ryanair flies to Aarhus, Seville, Bremen and Limoges respectively.

Some of the destinations the budget airlines offer are well worth a visit.

Bremen, for example, might not be in everybody’s top five list of German towns they’ve always wanted to visit but it is a delightful place to spend a weekend.

While some of Germany’s leading cities had many of their historic buildings destroyed during World War II, Bremen escaped relatively unscathed.

That means visitors can explore the Altstadt (old town) near the Weser River famous for its Schnoor quarter.

The Schnoor was the base for the Hanseatic city of Bremen, and parts of the wall and a tower date back to around 1200. Some of the houses were built in the 15th century, and a number of them have recently been turned into delightful crafts and souvenir shops.

Elsewhere in Bremen, the impressive 13th century Cathedral St Petri boasts sculptures of Moses and David, Peter and Paul and Charlemagne. The oldest church is the Liebfrauenkirche (our lady’s church) which was built in the 11th century.

Is comedy, rather than travel, more your thing? If so, check out Fosters’ new online videos featuring Vic and Bob.

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