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La Caprichosa Málaga
At La Caprichosa in Málaga they do home delivery all types of Mediterranean food at the best price.
Guerrisol Paris
Guerrisol offers second hand clothes and vintage fashion at an amazing price.
Budapest Parks
Budapest is a certainly beautiful city to walk and explore different areas and districts. The presence of the Danube of course makes it an inevitable destination for romantics and travelers seeking a moment of reverie, but it is also the amount of green areas available in this city, that make your visit, as well as, a deep cultural exploration, a place to breathe fresh air and share a good time outdoors. Budapest is divided into two parts that give it its name: Buda and Pest. From the area of Buda, which has a height level above the hill, you can see the Pest side very accurately and have a better perspective of the city. While spring is probably the best time to visit any European city, autumn or winter in Budapest can be more than attractive; paths in parks full of dry leaves, bare trees, along with the weather create an very unique atmosphere of nostalgia and magic. To start the touring the Budapest parks, it is essential to pay a visit to the Varosliget or city park. This is the largest park in the city and is a major attraction for the outdoors life, including activities like reading a book or making a picnic. The park also has several attractions, including the Vajdahunyad Castle, dating from the nineteenth century. There you can also find a beautiful lake, where you can paddle in the summer and ice-skating in the winter. Likewise, the Budapest Zoo, an amusement park and the Museum of Transport are located there too. In addition, there is the possibility of eating something in the range of...
Shopping at the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul
Being in Istanbul is essential these days; especially to understand the great changes that are happening at all levels in terms of flows and crossings between East and West. The city itself has immense dimensions, however walking from side to side through Istanbul is possible if you spend long hours, exploring its ancient streets, visit its shops, cafes, bars and mosques, and close encounters that are one step east closer than you think. With a highly cosmopolitan population, people from all over the world gather in Istanbul to learn about their ancient culture, the beauty of its buildings and its old quarters filled with shops and antiques. With over 500 years, the Grand Bazaar is the largest in the city and probably the oldest. It is located in the old side of Istanbul and has thousands of stores at your disposal. In this fabulous bazaar you can find carpets, jewelry, jewelry for a really impressive level and fabulous desserts, spices, and infinite number of products for all needs. The prices are relative depending on your interest of course. Vendors in the bazaar, with both eyes open for tourists. However, do not hesitate to haggle when you find a product in the Grand Bazaar, and to bargain prices is part of the custom in Turkey in general. Until you get to a price as you do not buy anything yet. This incredible bazaar is the father of what we now call “mall” at first scale. It´s that simple. However, in the bazaar you can find even the warmth of a market and the movement and curiosity of both, sellers and...Hammam della Rosa Milan
Hammam della Rosa is a classic hammam in Milan. If you´re in the beautiful Italian city and you want to relax, this is one of the best ways to do so.
Tranxx Berlin
At Tranxx you´ll be able to enjoy floating baths, a technique through which you´ll be able to fully relax and forget about your aches and pains.
Legoland Berlin
Legoland Berlin is one of the best parks in the German city. Perfect to spend a day of family fun.
Liquidroom Berlin
Liquidroom is a spa in Berlin with thermal baths in the city centre which will allow you to fully relax and forget about all your problems.
Barcelona for Free
When the Argentinean writer Julio Cortázar was about nine or ten years old, disjointed and scattered images, disturbing and fascinating, occasionally visited him (strange colored shapes on slabs or tiles), which his conscious was unable to match with anything he saw before. His mother told him that there was the possibility that the images corresponded to the fact that when he was a child, in Barcelona, where his family accidentally had to go through a brief period of time, his parents used to take him, almost every day, to play with other children at the Parc Güell, which later served as a joke Cortázar proudly told about his early and immense admiration for Gaudí, which had unconsciously begun when he was only two years old. The first time the author of Rayuela returned to Europe as an adult, in 1949, he could not fight the urge to go immediately to Parc Güell, when his ship stopped over in Barcelona, where naturally he found that although the images were envisaged and still amazing beyond words, they didn’t match with those formed in his mind. It wasn’t only a matter of mere optical perspective. One child had a look magical, Cortázar swore that day, that he would not let it get lost, and will continue keeping it inside. This just one of many free things to do in Barcelona. Another may be, every Sunday from 15:00 and the first Sunday of each month, to pay a visit to the seductive Blau Museum of Natural History (http://w3.bcn.es/V65/Home/V65XMLHomeLinkPl/0, 4555.418159056 _1438713694_2, 00.html) whose amazing prehistoric cave architecture and mix of futuristic levitating magic and...Acqua Lisboa City SPA
At Acqua Lisboa City SPA you can relax, forget about your problems and have massage sessions, baths and acupuncture among other techniques.
