Caminito Street Museum is unique to Buenos AiresCaminito is an “open-air” Street Museum and a traditional alley located in La Boca. This Buenos Aires’ neighborhood is famous for its colorful houses, its tango, and its soccer team.Caminito” (Spanish for “little walkway” or “little path”) was named after a 1926 tango song composed by Juan de Dios Filiberto, which tells of a love lost.A bit of backgroundIn the 1800s there was a small stream flowing into the Riachuelo River. After the river dried up, tracks for the Ferrocarril Buenos Aires y Puerto de la Ensenada were installed at the site. Along Garibaldi Street, you can still see the disused tracks. Later, when the railroad closed in…
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Have You Been to The Famous Bee Gees Way?
It’s a bucket list destinationYou don’t have to be a fan of the Bee Gees’ music to acknowledge they were one of the more successful groups producing hit after hit for over four decades. That said, if you ARE a fan of the bee Gees, this holiday destination is a must.Barry was the oldest of the Gibb brothers, and also the longest living after the passing of Maurice and Robin. Albeit not in their group, their youngest brother Andy also passed away.Redcliffe in Australia is where it all startedThe three brothers signed their first music contract in 1958 sitting around the kitchen table of their family home in Redcliffe. Therefore,…
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Delightful Destinations in France You Must See
Delightful Destinations In France You Must SeePerfectly delightfulMy best holiday is to end up in a small but perfectly delightful destination – and that you get plenty of in France. Our choice destinations in France for today should whet your appetite to plan the next dream vacation.Port Grimaud, GrimaudRegion: Var department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region in south-eastern France.Population: Less than 5,000.The gorgeous village of Grimaud lies perched above the French Riviera. I just love how the boats and the houses become one. In addition, it was an absolute treat to meander through the clean streets of the village and contemplate what a peaceful lifestyle I could have living in perfectly delightful Port Grimaud. I was way…
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Things to See and Do in Nantes, France
Nantes is known for…Nantes, the sixth-largest in France, is a city full of interesting landmarks like the castle and the cathedral. In addition, there are plenty of trendy venues and technological fantasy to enjoy. Nantes is famous for its vineyards that produce Muscadet white wine.Chateau des Ducs de BretagneThe Castle of the Dukes of Brittany is in the Loire-Atlantique département of France and was the residence of the Dukes of Brittany between the 13th and 16th centuries.The Nantes History Museum is located inside the castle spread out over 32 castle rooms. The museum tries to symbolize the past dating back to the 17th century, the present, and the future of the…
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Save Money at Museums in Alpes de Haute Provence
Alpes de Haute ProvenceWhy not save money when you visit museums in Alpes de Haute Provence, France!? To promote tourism and share the rich heritage of this region, travelers can benefit from a museum passport that is valid for two adults. In addition to that, it is not time-restricted! For lovers of museums, buying the passport makes sense when you consider the 4th, 8th, and 12th visits are free.Immerse yourself into history, natural sciences, heritage, or fine arts. At museum sites where an entry fee is applicable, you must have your passport stamped. Mankind occupied the Verdon region for 400,000 years. Learn about its ancient past.Bléone and Verdon, Digne-Les-Bains: Gassendi Museum for…
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Fun and Interesting Things to Do in Paris
PARIS DIY TRAVEL GUIDE – Fun and Interesting ExperiencesAhh, Paris! The City of Light. No other city has such a reputation for romance. Embrace it with a candlelit dinner cruise on the Seine, the city’s riverine… Know Before You Go Weather in Paris Euro Currency Converter Public Holidays in France Languages: French & English Airports Near Paris:Paris Orly Airport (8.9 miles / 14.3 kilometers)Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (14.3 miles / 23.1 kilometers)Aéroport de Pontoise – Cormeilles-en-Vexin (21.9 miles / 35.2 kilometers)Beauvais–Tillé Airport (42.9 miles / 69.1 kilometers) Paris Flights & Accommodation How to Spend 3 Days in ParisDay 1: The City of Light’s Famous SightsDay 2: Parisian Art, Culture,…
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Tips On Making Travel Bookings
How to make travel bookings without blowing your budgetTravel bookings should be made easy for one single reason. Travel must be fun! Whether you tour Switzerland on a budget or make plans to visit the family, we are here to guide you.There are great journeys and fascinating places to see and you want to go into the experience with the excitement it deserves. In other words, not being stressed out from all the bookings and travel arrangements.It is for that reason that I share my travel tips and tricks in “Travel Made Easy” so you too can benefit from my experience and that of our Travel and Home team.Flix-Bus – comfortable,…
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From Moscow, with Love!
Bogdan Khmelnitsky (Kievsky) pedestrian bridgeFrom Russia (“Pоссия”) with Love may be a classic box-office hit, but we believe as a tourist you will return home from Moscow, with Love! Moscow is rich in architecture, art, museums, and history.The bridge’s construction consists of steel with a glass canopy – a work of art. Your camera will not stop clicking to capture the amazing views between souvenir shopping inside the bridge. There are also booths with delicious cookies!! This is one of those sights you have to visit in the daytime, as well as nighttime. It just takes on a jacket of its own at night time!St. Basil’s CathedralAlso known as the…
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The Best of Rome – City of Dreams
THE BEST OF ROME Trevi Fountain – Make a wish for your dream to come true.Rome – the city of dreams. Make a wish in the traditional way and keep your fingers crossed for your dreams to come true.Then head on over, and enjoy what Rome has to show you. History, art, architecture, and beauty await! Count how many of its almost 300 fountains you can spot. With more than 900 churches, you simply have to pop into two or three cathedrals. They are spectacular. “travel and Home’ gives you Rome – the city of dreams!What is Rome Famous For?Rome is famous for its stunning architecture, with the Colosseum, Pantheon,…
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Italy: The Best Sightseeing Attractions
We make it easy to decide, book, and enjoy!Italy is beyond words with a playground in the surrounding Alps and with its several islands, it is beauty amplified. There are so many things to do in Italy. ‘Travel and Home’ gives you our selection of the best sightseeing attractions.Time Stands Still for Nobody, Go NowPlan your trip to Italy, and sightseeing…Where to stay and book Flight bookingsA list of all the airports in Italy is published below. Scroll down to view.Airport TransfersCar rental comparisons & bookingsIn collaboration with well-known and reputable agencies, such as Alamo, Hertz, Europcar, Sixt, National, Thrifty, Enterprise, and more. Things to do in ItalyItaly is a vibrant…
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Sardinia, Italy a Beautiful Mediterranean Island
Why Sardinia must be on your bucket-listThe magical Island of Sardinia, Italy is definitely worth a visit and a special place on your travel bucket-list. Italy has the most amazing sunsets with hues of pink and orange. Actually I cannot describe it, but to experience it is unbelievable. Therefore I am including a view spectacular sunset places in this article.Sardinia, Italy has many picturesque coves, stunning beaches and dramatic rock formations, and the only way to reach many of these places is by boat. Undoubtedly a charter boat trip would be the safest option, unless you are experienced. Maybe you have been dreaming of a day trip on a catamaran. You…
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How Much Do You Know About Matjiesfontein?
Time Travel at MatjiesfonteinYou will step back in time when you visit Matjiesfontein, founded in 1884 by, the Scottish railway man, James Douglas Logan. He arrived (age 20) in South Africa by mere accident when his ship was wrecked in Simon’s Bay (now known as Simonstown).In 1968 David Rawdon bought the entire town (in recommendation by his mother) with the vision to turn the town into his own, high colonial-style village. During World War II this quaint little Victorian town was known for selling piping hot soup to passing train passengers. It was an outpost of the British empire. Matjiesfontein Post Office Matjiesfontein Street ViewDavid Rawdon restored the entire town to…