Top places to see in Europe? Now, this is a gem – one of the best Croatia destinations that a tourist can select. The question is, ‘what’s so special about this national park?’. This national park has been listed since 1979 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a place where 16 crystalline lakes form a surreal atmosphere. All these lakes are connected with each other with waterfalls. It is not a free place to roam around and requires visitors to buy a ticket. The best way to wander around the park is on foot, and it will take approximately 6 hours or so. But it is worth the time spent. With more than 120 bird species and resident wolves and bears, this national park never fails to woo the travelers who travel to Croatia. Just one thing to remember – swimming isn’t allowed in any of the lakes. Also, those who want to explore via buses and boats, they are most welcome to do so with free services provided by the park.
The Palais Garner is a 2,000-seat auditorium and the very pinnacle of Parisian opulence – from the classical sculptures on its exterior to the mirrors, marble and parquet flooring of the Grand Foyer. There’s also the Grand Escalier, all red satin and velvet boxes, plus the library, museums and emperor’s private salons. (As you might expect, he didn’t fancy taking the front entrance with the rest of the hoi polloi, preferring instead an exclusive entrance at the rear of the building that his carriage could roll up to.)
Mdina offers an escape to a fairy-tale city. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this enchanting medieval hilltop town is steeped in history. Tourists must pass through the dramatic Main Gate to enter the city, giving the impression of walking back in time. Within the city’s immense, ancient ramparts is a delightful world of car-free streets and beautiful, old sandstone buildings. The most important monument in Mdina is the Cathedral of Saint Paul, a glorious Baroque building designed by the Maltese architect Lorenzo Gafa. The lavishly decorated sanctuary features a magnificent dome, marble columns, gilded details, and gorgeous ceiling paintings. The cathedral possesses a precious 12th-century icon of the Madonna and renowned works of art by celebrated Maltese painter Mattia Preti. For families traveling with kids, the Popeye Village in Mellieha offers an entertaining place to spend the day. This charming tourist attraction was originally a film set for the 1980s movie Popeye starring Robin Williams and has become one of the top tourist attractions of Malta. The film set is a quaint seaside village made of 20 wooden structures. Visitors are greeted by Popeye the sailor and then can take a tour of the village to find the post office, bakery, firehouse, and other buildings. Popeye Village also has a beach, sun bathing decks, and souvenir shop. Read more info on es.autoeurope.com.
This perfect setting makes Kalymnos an ideal destination for your summer holidays in Greece. As with the rest of the Dodecanese islands, Kalymnos is an island with a history that dates back to the ancient years. Kalymnos also has a very important nautical history, as the brave and dedicated inhabitants of the island played their role in the success of the 1821 Greek revolution against the Turkish occupation.
Near the lovely old city of Utrecht, the fourth largest in the Netherlands, De Haar Castle (Kasteel De Haar) is the largest fortification in the country. This spectacular castle, built by the famous Dutch architect PJH Cuypers, required so much land (it sits on a spectacular 250-acre park) that the entire village of Haarzuilens had to be relocated to accommodate it. While the original castle site was established in the 14th century, this newer structure dates from 1892 and is well worth taking the time to explore. Inside, you’ll be rewarded with impressive collections of antiques, furniture, paintings, and tapestries, but it’s the gardens that really draw the crowds – along with the castle’s fairy-tale looks.
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El seguro CDW significa que la compañía de alquiler de automóviles renuncia al derecho de cobrarle un deducible alto si el automóvil sufre algún inconveniente o daño, y lo más importante es que cubre la mayor parte del automóvil en caso de un choque. Por lo general, cuesta alrededor de $10 a $30 por día, y reduce significativamente los deducibles adeudados si tiene un accidente o si hay daños en el vehículo.
Te has imaginado en algún momento manejando en un Ferrari por las calles de Milán? O paseando a lo largo de las costas de la Rivera Francesa en un Porsche 911 Turbo. Todo esto puede ser posible con Auto Europe, que puede ayudarlo a rentar un auto de lujo, deportivos, entre otros. Con Auto Europe podrá encontrar los mejores autos de lujo en Europa y en todo el mundo para alquilar; BMW, Porsche, Audi, Ferrari, Mercedes, Maserati y más. Además, será atendido con nuestro especial servicio de reservas de autos deportivos.
Españoles viajan a Nueva YorkEn Norteamérica la ciudad que más prefieren es Nueva York. Como visita obligada es ir a ver la Estatua de la Libertad que representa la libertad e independencia de los Estados Unidos. Recorrer el puente de Brooklyn que puede hacerlo caminando, en bicicleta o en auto alquilado que le ofrece Auto Europe y al mejor precio. También es muy frecuente las visitas al Central Park que tiene lagunas artificiales y senderos con césped para disfrutar. Le recomendamos que en su viaje incluya la oportunidad de ir a Broadway que alberga 40 teatros a su alrededor y sin dudas encontrará una pieza teatral que vale la pena ver en vivo. Leer adicional informacion en renta de automoviles.
Viaja y recorre Latinoamérica con Auto EuropeMéxico tiene una amplia oferta cultural, por lo tanto, sus pueblos y centros históricos tienen gran relevancia en Latinoamérica. Entre ellos, Guanajuato destacada con pueblos hermosos y que gozan de mucha tradición mexicana. Fue fundada por los españoles a comienzos del siglo XV, y se convirtió en el primer centro mundial de extracción de la plata en el siglo XVIII. De manera que, su producción minera ha dejado huellas en las calles subterráneas y el impresionante pozo minero de la “Boca del infierno”, que tiene una profundidad de 600 metros.