Moscow
Moscow is the historic center of Russia, a city of art of an impressive architecture. Colored towers and glamorous shops - Moscow warehouse long period of the Iron Curtain. However, Western tourists still perceive as a capital city and Red sterile and cold, because, while luxury goods are found on every street corner to find something simple, such as batteries, can be a challenge.
Contrast is the same street - perfectly dressed influential businessmen a...
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Riyadh in Saudi Arabia
Known as the "Kingdom" Riyadh can be easily considered as falling on another planet - like many of our top cities. Capital of Saudi Arabia is a fascinating metropolis, a modern oasis in a hot desert, with skyscrapers tall guarding the traditional jewelry-Arab architecture. Riyadh is a Muslim city and the biggest cultural impact of that jewelry Arab limiting individual freedom, especially for women who are permanently covered with a traditional veil Abaya.
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Marrakech in Morocco
Ancient mysterious and vibrating of sensory experience, Marrakech is divided into two - old and new city. The first image of cultural impact is "a thousand and one nights" of the central market, Djemaa el Fna - snake charmer, fortune tellers, fire eating, acrobats, dancers. Beyond this colorful scene will step into a maze of alleys packed with stalls where you can find all the herbs and spices to which you have ever thought. For the uninitiated, hundreds of smells ...
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Amsterdam in Netherlands
What may be shocking to a romantic city with grand architecture, Venetian-style canals and tramways of age? Despite its idyllic image of Amsterdam's, those who visited it in a "bachelor party" will realize that actually everything is allowed in this city.
An underground world is brought to the surface at street level, by bars and cafes...
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Cape Town in South Africa
Table mountain peak crowned by superb, Cape Town is a very modern city - design hotels, trendy restaurants, bars and glamorous white sand beaches. The city is located in the southern tip of the continent, and a few kilometers of it is Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was exiled for 20 years and Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden. Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve offers a beautiful view over the ocean, an exceptional wildlife and trails for hiking in nature. The stree...
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Cairo in Egypt
Situated on both sides of a river Nile, Cairo is a dazzling destination, populated by 16 million inhabitants. Cairo is a city of contrasts, where Muslim prayers echoes mixed with Euro-thrash music students causing political police.
Pyramids, Sphinx, Saqqara and the Egyptian Museum are just a few "miracles" that you can explore civilization in Egypt.
Beyond the tourist facade, Cairo is where you should be careful ...
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Delhi in India
Overcrowded, chaotic and aggressive, Delhi is the pulsing heart of Indian life. From the crowded streets in Old Delhi, with an unruly traffic violation of any rule of markings, the wide boulevards and lush gardens in New Delhi, capital of India is an overwhelming mixture of images and sounds. The streets are often left unfinished, always pay attention to holes covered channel, and not like any other neighborhood.
Although not recommended accommodation ...
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Beijing in China
Capital of one of the largest Asian countries, China cast a long shadow over the rest of China. This capital has become a law the principle that a capital not fully reflect the condition of that nation is. The city is still a small part of China and has a great architecture, with wide boulevards with markings for passing pedestrian. Attractions that are easily found everywhere find all kinds of signs, just as if somewhere, away from streets, becoming more difficult to find. ...
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Havana in Cuba
Cuban socialism capital, Havana is famous for classic convertible cars for cocktail bars picantele mojitos and salsa. However Europeans seem perfect holiday recipe, but be prepared for strong cultural differences in this town that still remembers the 50 glorious years. As a totalitarian state, the first impact will be that the police is absolutely everywhere and can be intimidating for anyone who visits Cuba for first time. However, Havana is a dangerous place for tourists,...
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Bangkok in Thailand
Bangkok is a bustling city -crowded and very exotic. Often called "the City of Angels" or "Venice of the East", Bangkok has 22 areas that deserve the title of "city center", over 400 temples, 800 hotels and a lot of skyscrapers. The town was originally a small fair, known as Bang Makok and the complete name is Krung Thep Maha Nakhon. Bangkok is now the place where very tall buildings are built with amazing rapidity. The rich culture and countl...
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The Wed, Jun 2nd 2010, 09:14
Frans_bg said:
I have been travelling a lot in my life, trying to discover the world. What I learned from my travel experience is that the world we live in is so colourful and diverse! I found very few places to be alike from all points of view, as the people that live there make all the difference. These built the society and community according to their principles and menthality and the level of development denotes much about themselves.
Each of the places mentioned above has its peculiarities, which makes it intriguing, interesting and with a high cultural impact. There is hardly a ranking, I would say.
These cities are so different from each other! However, each is unique and worth to be visited, as behind these names there are great people and places to be discovered and explored...