Archive for September, 2009
Munich – The Capital of Bavaria
posted in Europe, Guide . posted by Alex Ion on September 30, 2009 . No Comments
While it is definitely sophisticated, Munich also has an air of provincialism that delights the typical visitor. Locals seem to have a “live and let live” attitude, and they readily agree that their major metropolis is really a world village in disguise. Perhaps this is the reason that people from around the world flock there … More
Five Holy Sanctuaries Built in Precarious Places
posted in Destinations, FCS . posted by Florin Nedelcu on September 29, 2009 . 5 Comments
As if to prove to themselves and the entire world their faith in gods would protect them in any circumstances, holy men throughout the years have built their sanctuaries in some of the most precarious locations on Earth. Perched on top of cliffs, or hanging on the side of high mountains, here are five of … More
Zurich – World’s First Global City
posted in Europe, FCS . posted by Dave Emery on September 28, 2009 . 2 Comments
Although people seem to know Zurich as the largest city of Switzerland, it’s a lot more than this. A major cultural and economical city of Switzerland, the city is the first to acquire the “global city” status, meaning Zurich is deemed to be an important node point in the global economical system.
Naked Race in Finland
posted in Video . posted by Jenn on September 27, 2009 . 1 Comment
On the countrysides of Finland, a naked running race is held every year to bring a little humor to the event. You’ll notice some participants wear hats (I suppose to protect themselves from the sun?). Take a look:
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Dutch Cuisine and Eating in Amsterdam
posted in Europe, FCS . posted by Alex Ion on September 26, 2009 . 3 Comments
A visit to Amsterdam is not only a feast for the eyes but a feast for the taste buds. With its many cultural influences, it is a place which offers a varied selection of cuisines to both challenge and satisfy the palate. From Dutch to Ethiopian, it is an adventure in eating that will open … More
Hoshi Ryokan – The Oldest Hotel in the World
posted in Asia, Featured . posted by Florin Nedelcu on September 25, 2009 . 3 Comments
Inns and hotels have played a crucial role in the lives of travelers, ever since ancient times. In Europe, inns are believed to have been invented by the Romans, more than two thousand years ago, but most of the original ones have either been destroyed by the elements or are nothing more than ruins. But … More





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