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Berlin’s combo of glamour and grit is sure to mesmerise anyone keen to explore its vibrant culture, cutting-edge architecture, fabulous food, intense parties and tangible history.

Berlin’s combo of glamour and grit is sure to mesmerise anyone keen to explore its vibrant culture, cutting-edge architecture, fabulous food, intense parties and tangible history.
#Berlin City Hop Oop Off Tour.
#Reichstag
#Brandenburger Tor & Pariser Platz
#Checkpoint Charlie
#Holocaust Memorial
#Schloss Charlottenburg
#The better of Eastern Europe
#Neue Nationalgalerie
#Prater
#Badeschiff

The Island of Capri is one among the foremost picturesque and visited locations in Campania. Its unique beauties were celebrated in past and later published for the planet in Homer’s works: Odysseus (known in Latin as Ulysses) sailing past the island, narrowly escaped the fate of these who hear the voices of the Sirens. “Capri island features a mythical charm, also as its natural treasures, through the writings and legends of Ancient Greece. Its breathtaking landscapes and wonder stretch from the rocky caves round the island to the sting of the horizon, and has been an idea to poets, lovers and travelers throughout the centuries.
Geologically speaking, the island is Karst, underlaid with limestone which has been eroded by dissolution over the years forming fantastical ridges towers and sinkholes within the rock. This process over time separated Capri from the mainland.

The island of Capri consists of two municipalities: Capri and Anacapri, each with their own administration and touch of regional rivalry. The latter is made on a high plateau, affording staggering views of sheer cliffs from dizzying vantage points.” “Faraglioni – rock formations, are one among the island’s natural wonders.
Anacapri – the very best town on the island, has splendid views of the harbor below.
Villa San Michele – to not be missed are the garden with breathtaking views of the cliffs, harbor, and sea.
Capri – is that the main town of the island.
Certosa of San Giacomo – A 14th century monastery near the town of Capri. It houses a museum and library and holds concerts.
Marina Piccola – the south harbor, has restaurants and a rocky beach with swimming.
The Phoenician Steps – 800 ancient steps connecting Anacapri to the ocean , offer splendid views.

Venice, Mare Adriatico or the Queen of the Adriatic, you simply need to visit it once to understand that it’s one among Italy’s most beautiful cities. With 117 islands span across a lagoon that keeps many centuries-old palaces afloat. East meets west, land meets sea – there’s no city on earth like Venice. Venice has been a wanted tourist destination since, well, the instant the islands were colonized. The unique setting of the once great Serenissima Republic, its culture, architecture, history and food, have attracted visitors from everywhere the planet . “Step into the good Renaissance at the Gallerie dell’Accademia
Have an aperitivo at a Bacaro, and don’t forget the Spritz
Listen to Vivaldi at La Fenice Theatre
Take a tour on the Gondola
Sip a Bellini Harry’s Bar
Buy in glass Murano, Burano
Visit the Guggenheim Collection
Freak out at Poveglia
Visit the Acqua Alta Bookshop
Take in the view from the San Marco tower
Sample the unique Venetian Cuisine
Kiss under the Ponte dei Sospiri
Take home a Venetian Carnival Mask
Take a tour of the Grand Canal during a Riva motor boat

A city-size shrine to the Renaissance, Florence offers frescoes, sculptures, churches, palaces, and other monuments from the richest cultural flowering the planet has known. Names from its dazzling historical past—Dante, Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli. A city-size shrine to the Renaissance, Florence offers frescoes, sculptures, churches, palaces, and other monuments from the richest cultural flowering the planet has known. Names from its dazzling historical past—Dante, Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli—are a number of the foremost resonant of the medieval age. But to ascertain the Tuscan capital simply as Europe’s preeminent city of art would be to ignore not only its role as a dynamic and cosmopolitan metropolis, but also to overlook its more unsung charms—Italy’s most visited gardens (and its best ice-cream parlor), idyllic strolls on balmy summer evenings, a broad range of specialty shopping, sweeping views over majestic cityscapes, eating experiences that range from historic cafés to the country’s most highly rated restaurants, and therefore the quite seductive and romantic pleasures that somehow only Italy knows the way to provide. “Arte al Sole camp
Walk to San Miniato al Monte above Florence
Visit the Palazzo Strozzi museum
Walk along the Arno and watch the rowers
Eat at La Cucina del Garga
Climb Giotto’s Campanile
Visit Santa Maria Novella
Visit the Officina Profumo Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella
Experience beauty at the Palatine Gallery