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Slovakia Travel Guide

Posted on April 21, 2015

Slovakia or the Slovak Republic, is literally at the center of Europe. It is a mountainous and beautiful country that is famous for all sorts of winter sports. This country is fondly called the “country at the heart of Europe” because of its geographical location. Surrounding Slovakia are five European countries: Hungary, Ukraine, Austria, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Find more inRead more

Madrid Travel Guide

Posted on April 21, 2015

Madrid is Spain’s capital and is Iberian Peninsula’s largest city. It is one of the major global cities in the world because of its economic and political contributions and cultural influence. The city is in the heart of Spain and is relatively small. Located on its west portion is the Sierra de Guadarrama, with Peñalara as Madrid’s highest mountain, which is about 2428 meters in height. Find more inRead more

Bulgaria Travel Guide

Posted on April 21, 2015

Bulgaria is a country located in southeastern Europe. The country borders the Black Sea, in the middle of Turkey and Romania. It has approximately 7.8 million inhabitants, 1.5 million of which live in the capital city of Sofia. In the past few years, Bulgaria has been considered as a country with the slowest growth in terms of population. Its population, according to a census done in 2001, is said to be composed mainly of ethnic Bulgarians, which is about 83.9% of the total population. The remaining percents are Turks and Romans. The country…Read more

Berlin Travel Guide

Posted on April 21, 2015

Germany’s capital, Berlin, is a very significant center in the European Union. Being the biggest city in Germany at the same time the 2nd largest in the entire EU based on the population it holds, Berlin is also one of the most influential centers in Europe. Berlin has an area of 883 square kilometers and has a diverse urban landscape. Many parks, gardens, lakes and forests are situated within the city and Berlin’s outer areas are like the suburbs of various North American and European cities. On the other hand, outside the city,…Read more

Spain Travel Guide

Posted on April 20, 2015

The Kingdom of Spain is also known as Reino de España. Its ruler is King Juan Carlos I. The Prime Minister of Spain is Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero. North of Spain is France, while to the east and south is the Mediterranean Sea, and Atlantic Sea. Portugal is to the west and there is the Strait of Gibraltar to the south west which separates Africa and Spain. Find more onRead more

Rome Travel Guide

Posted on April 20, 2015

Who hasn’t heard of Rome, this is the place where great civilizations thrived. The history of Rome dates back to around 753 BC and is full of colorful accounts of drama and power. Rome is home to over 3 million people and uses the Italian language as its main language. Tourists from all over the world travel millions of miles just to be able to come to Rome. If you look at a map, you will see that Rome, the capital of Italy, is located in between Sicily and France. Find more onRead more

Prague Travel Guide

Posted on April 20, 2015

Prague is located at the center of the Czech Republic. It is not a large area but it is definitely a much vaunted area for tourists because of the many sites, the rich culture, and the beautiful people of Prague. Not long ago, Prague was off limits because it was a communist country. Since opening its gates to the world, hundreds of tourists have come to the this wondrous corner of the world. Find more inRead more

Norway Travel Guide

Posted on April 20, 2015

If you look at the map of the world, you will notice that Norway is a little bigger in size when compared to New Mexico. With all the lush and grand places in Norway, it might surprise you to know that almost 70% of the country is inaccessible. This area are the mountains, moors, rivers and glaciers that create the majestic appeal of Norway. Find more inRead more