Istanbul is a megacity like no other, an unique megacity: it lies on two continents.
It is Europe’s most poulous city, and is ranked worldwide on the 3rd place, with its 12 000 000 inhabitants. The european side is named Thrace, and the asian Anatolia. 30 % of the population lives on the asian side, which [...]
Please, do not read this article if you hate dark places, as are the caves.
Anyway, in my opinion, you should visit this grotto (Jeita Grotto), it is really a masterpiece.
If you will reply ” what can be so spectacular in a cave?”, I must answer: I can hardly find my words for describing [...]
Tags: Clush, Culture, Germany, Mexico, USA
By Travel Advisor
There are many cultures, and in some places they simply clush. I am nevertheless optimistic about the future of the mankind, a real culture must be able to understand, tolerate and even mix with others. It is my deep conviction.
I found many places where different cultures meet. And I took some photos to share with [...]
If someone is going to ask me about what I will be in 5 years, I have no answer. In 100 years I will probably leave this wonderful world and this blog. But in one more million years?
I don’t intend to make you sad. The truth is, I have an extraordinary other question to ask [...]
If you think to London as an old obsolete city with old dusty buildings, must reconsider at once. London is also a modern everchanging fascinating city . Its city marks are not only the traditional Big Ben, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey etc!
No, Sir, it also has its modern buildings, and some of them are more [...]
Tags: Brussels, Citymark, Symbol
By Travel Advisor
The city of Brussels, the european capital, has a strange and not very decent citymark. But it is old enough to be an attraction of the city.
Brussels has also another citymark: the huge european Parliament. But I like more the little man urinating!
Compare and decide !
Frankfurt is such a dynamic, modern and active city. It is the only one German Alpha world city.
After the WWII, when Germany was ruined and divided, the first postwar chancellor of the western Germany, Konrad Adenauer, had to choice the capital of the new state. Frankfurt am Main was a serious proposition, but he preferred [...]
Look what I got in Tallin: a really incredible impossible building!