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Posted by Ardent Editor on February 11th, 2013

We feel you, single people. You abhor the cheesiness of Valentine’s Day, which you prefer calling “Single Awareness Day,” and you just want to get away from the romantic madness. If you have the resources to travel abroad, you can take a break at these places for the perpetual singles, the romantic cynics, and even
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 9th, 2009

In the Andalucia Region of Southern Spain, one resort town has been a favorite destination among Spaniards. However, this paradise has been a long-held secret until now. One step on the coast of Torre del Mar and you would probably have a hard time finding a better place on Earth. Located in the Axarquia area of Andalucia, this town of 20,000 people is surrounded with fields of crops that the locals popularly refer to as “The Route of Sun and Avocado.” The fields are teeming with mangoes, kiw…
Posted by Ardent Editor on February 19th, 2009

San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico. It is one of the oldest cities in the Americas and is considered as the most important seaport within Puerto Rico. In addition, it is also the manufacturing, financial, and cultural capital of the country. HistorySan Juan is the second oldest city in the Americas discovered by the Europeans. In 1521, the Spanish colonizers discovered San Juan and called it the Ciudad de Puerto Rico or “Rich Port City”. In the same year, it was given the name San Juan Bauti…
Posted by Ardent Editor on February 18th, 2009

Seville is the financial, artistic, and cultural capital of Spain. It is located near the River of Guadalquivir and it is the capital of Andalusia. Also, it is regarded as the third largest metropolitan city in the whole of Spain.PopulationThe people in this region are called Sevillanos or Sevillanas. The concensus has reached up to 704,414 in 2009. In the urban areas, the population reaches up to 1,450,214. HistorySeville is already 2,000 years old and it was once a city during the Roman times …
Posted by Ardent Editor on October 31st, 2008

Europeans are the best people to do some pretty exciting things like say, go to nude beaches. Forbes has compiled 10 of the best Topless Beaches. Not surprisingly three of them are found in Europe. Plage de Tahiti – Tahiti Beach in Saint Tropez, FranceIf the fact that it’s in the French Riviera is not enough, the beautiful bodies of jetsetters will surely make you want to go. Saint Tropez is famous for its beaches. There are plenty of options for families to go to during vacations. The Côte d’Az…
Posted by Ardent Editor on January 11th, 2008

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Posted by Ardent Editor on May 24th, 2007

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia region in Spain and the country’s second largest city. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, further fueled by its hosting of 1992 Summer Olympic Games. It has a wealth of modern architecture together with historical establishments. Being a huge city, there are so many places to visit here. So many that we could only feature few of them. Here are some vital tips that would help you travel comfortably around Barcelona. Learn basic Cat…
Posted by Ardent Editor on May 23rd, 2007

Barcelona is a hustling and bustling city that prides itself of their modernistic architecture. In fact, Spain’s second largest city is also considered a living and breathing art museum. Getting around Barcelona’s quarters is not too much of a hassle, as there are many modes to choose from. Besides, the city is more pedestrianized, making travel very easy for commuters. Here are some ideas that would help you get around Barcelona the smart way.Bus Turistic Barcelona’s public buses for tourist’s…
Posted by Ardent Editor on May 23rd, 2007

As with all highly-touristic cities, Barcelona’s cuisine is basically hit-or-miss. Some places may provide you with the best Valencian dishes while others may offer food that may not pass your astute taste. However, there are places in Barcelona where you can get good food at reasonable prizes. And don’t forget the various world cuisines that you can sample from the best restaurants in Barcelona. Here are some of the city’s many restaurants that you may find interesting to visit.Chino Dong Lin &…
Posted by Ardent Editor on December 19th, 2006

The pearl of the East, that’s how Philippines is described for its bountiful resources, scenic mountains not to mention fabulous beaches. Most tourists would be attracted to these scenic locations but few really do appreciate the amazing culture and story imprinted on the walls of structures dating back from its colonization under the Spaniard. Brief historySet at the middle of the its capital is Intramuros; cobblestone streets, magnificent churches such as the San Agustin , relics of the fort, …