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1. Very Viennese: Give Austria a Whirl for a Short Break October 20, 2008 Vienna is a city full of sweet surprises from its Art Nouveau facades to attractive parks and traffic free boulevards. Possibly one of the most beautiful baroque cities in Europe, Vienna is adorned with grand architecture and impressive sculptures. The river Danube runs through the city of Vienna, which stands in a somewhat regal manner in the Danube Valley. The city is divided into two sides by the river, with the old centre and many major attractions lying on the south-western side. The sloping hills of Vienna Woods (Wienerwald) are visible beyond the northern and western suburbs and ... (read more) Author: Adam Singleton

2. Travel guide- Vienna Austria August 05, 2008 Vienna Austria is the country’s capital and is located on the scenic River Danube. This city was the political center of the Austrian Empire and is home to ornate palaces and museums. Many of these were built for or by the Hapsburg family and trace the family history as well as the country’s history. Visiting Vienna The city has many hotels and other accommodations near the airport and in surrounding areas. There are hotels in every price range. The inner city is home to monuments and parks that are popular tourist attractions. Old, ornate churches can be found here as well as other... (read more) Author: sunnny Singh

3. Vienna: A Step Back In Time August 01, 2008 Whether it is a family holiday or just a passing visit on your travels, Austria is full of unique areas to visit. The popular capital city of Vienna in particular offers plenty of history, culture, and culinary delights that would be sure to provide a little bit of something for everyone. Situated on one of Europe's longest rivers - the Danube - Vienna offers a range of attractions that are worth discovering, no matter your reasons for visiting the City. Depending on the time of year you visit, there are festivals taking place, celebrating both the music and film formats, and are enjoyed b... (read more) Author: Daniel Collins

4. Take a Cruise Down a German River July 30, 2008 Instead of taking a cruise to Alaska or the Caribbean this year, why not look at the opportunity to see some of the best scenery in the world with a cruise down a German river? The stunning landscapes have inspired poets, writers and painters over the centuries. The sights you see just might inspire you to show how creative you are. Some of the famous rivers in Germany include the Danube, the Rhine the Elbe and the Moselle. The cruising boats on these rivers do stop at various towns along the way, which adds to your vacation as you explore the attractions of each one. If you love scenes o... (read more) Author: Ling Tong

5. Why not a Stag Do in Budapest? July 10, 2008 Split down the centre by the beautiful River Danube, yet littered with cheap bars, outrageously fit Hungarian girls, and with the heat of the South European sun beating down - Hungary's Budapest should be top of your list for a stag do location this year. The capital of Hungary is fast becoming one of Europe's most popular locations. Either side of the river Danube lie the historic Buda, or the cosmopolitan centre of nightlife and shops that is Pest - acting as an intoxicating mix for a superb stag weekend. Why not explore this vibrant, exciting city before the hoards of tourists descend ... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

6. Exploits of the Dwarf Seeker in Kranjska Gora July 10, 2008 You could barely remember what he said but it was something about the Danubian culture. Unfortunately for your father, you are more familiar with the Danube Dance. Besides, Slovenia's rich history and culture are not the reasons why the family packed the luggage and duffel bags, boarded a plane and landed at the Klagenfurt Airport in Austria, and then spent the next 40 minutes driving to the Zgornjesavka Valley where the Kranjska Gora ski resort is located. Nestled by the peak of the Julian Alps and the Karavanke Mountains, the family was pleasantly surprised to find out that it is not a... (read more) Author: Robert Melkonyan

7. 10 Fun Things to do in Vienna April 08, 2008 1. View works of art of the Kunsthistorisches Museum - This is one of the most famous museums in the world, featuring the works of acclaimed artists from all over the world. Set aside a few hours to allow yourself ample time to take in all this museum has to offer. 2. Take pictures at Schloss Schönbrunn - This is the former summer home of the Habsburg family and has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its beautiful extensive gardens and impressive architecture, the Schloss Schönbrunn provides countless photo taking opportunities. 3. Visit St Stephen’s Cathedral - ... (read more) Author: James Burrows

8. Restaurants and Eating Out in Vienna April 08, 2008 When it comes to food, Vienna has something for every palate. Whether you are a budget travellor or an extravagant food connoisseur, you will find Vienna to be an ideal place to indulge in gastronomic experiences. There are a variety of food choices in Vienna, ranging from German to Turkish to Chinese to Italian. There is also, of course, traditional Viennese food. One of the best Viennese food restaurants is Schnitzelwirt Schmidt, which features excellent quality Viennese food in satisfying portions. Their beer is also highly recommended. For those with a sweet tooth, you may want to try ... (read more) Author: James Burrows

9. Italian Enel Interested in Bulgarian Nuclear Plant Project March 07, 2008 Enel SpA CEO Fulvio Conti said Monday that the company's interest in Bulgaria's second N-Plant project in Belene (on the Danube) remains. Enel believes that it is the potential winner in the tender procedure. The feasibility study of the Belene project is still going on and is expected to be finalized by the year-end, Conti told journalists after a meeting with Bulgarian Economy and Energy Minister Peter Dimitrov at Enel building here on Monday. Dimitrov pointed out that Enel is one of the most important candidates for a strategic investor in the Belene project and expressed satisfaction fro... (read more) Author: Velimir Lackovic

10. Booming Real Estate Investment in Bulgaria January 24, 2008 Bulgaria is a country in the Balkan region. It is a country with a very rich and wonderful history. Its roots go back to the Thracian, Greek and Roman times. Bulgaria is a country with a diversity of landscape with tremendous variety. From snow peaks of the Balkan, to the wild and sunny coasts of the Black Sea, to the hilly country and plains, from the wonderful sight of Danube River, you can find this diversity all in one little country. That is why it is no wonder that this country represents a good opportunity for the real estate investment. The real estate market is in a constant growth, e... (read more) Author: Clint Jhonson

11. Visit Germany: The forgotten holiday superpower January 22, 2008 When it comes to Brits going abroad - Germany isn't the first place to spring to mind as a top holiday destination. Those looking for hot sun and sandy beaches tend to head for more southerly European countries, such as Spain, Portugal or Italy and those who are after Alpine environments tend to prefer the famed ski resorts of France, Switzerland or Austria. However, this large European nation does have a prospering tourism industry, and there are plenty of visitors from the UK who have fallen in love with Germany's medieval towns, vast forests and vibrant cities. The Black Forest is... (read more) Author: Andrew Regan

12. 9th district a prize pick for Budapest property investors [part II] January 17, 2008 9th district a prize pick for Budapest property investors [part II] In my last article on Budapest property, I focused on the regeneration of the Danube riverside in the city’s 9th district as a potential hotspot for Budapest property investors. But, as I alluded to in that article, it’s not just the new builds and office developments lining the quayside that are of interest in this inner city area. Indeed, the whole of the 9th district is ‘work in progress’ and as such offers superb value for money to investors looking for an affordable way in to the Budapest property market. The ar... (read more) Author: Richard Holmes

13. 9th district a prize pick for Budapest property investors [part II] January 14, 2008 In my last article on Budapest property, I focused on the regeneration of the Danube riverside in the city’s 9th district as a potential hotspot for Budapest property investors. But, as I alluded to in that article, it’s not just the new builds and office developments lining the quayside that are of interest in this inner city area. Indeed, the whole of the 9th district is ‘work in progress’ and as such offers superb value for money to investors looking for an affordable way in to the Budapest property market. The area of the 9th district east of the Grand Boulevard running from Ferenc kö... (read more) Author: richard holmes

14. Budapest property prices set to boom in the city's 9th district riverside January 07, 2008 Of particular interest in the Budapest property market right now is the 9th district of the city. Development there has been quiet, yet constant, for several years but it really has exploded recently. In fact the hitherto semi-derelict area of the Danube riverside between the Lágymányosi Bridge and Petofi bridge is now beginning to finally fulfil its undisputed potential as a centre of premium residential and commercial Budapest property. Walking through the 9th district recently, the main thing that struck me is the sheer pace of development, particularly around Boraross Square and along... (read more) Author: Richard Holmes

15. Budapest property prices set to boom in the city's 9th district riverside January 02, 2008 Of particular interest in the Budapest property market right now is the 9th district of the city. Development there has been quiet, yet constant, for several years but it really has exploded recently. In fact the hitherto semi-derelict area of the Danube riverside between the Lágymányosi Bridge and Petofi bridge is now beginning to finally fulfil its undisputed potential as a centre of premium residential and commercial Budapest property. Walking through the 9th district recently, the main thing that struck me is the sheer pace of development, particularly around Boraross Square and along... (read more) Author: richard holmes

16. The First Great Space Movie December 28, 2007 I remember the first time that I saw this film in 1968, I was in Korea and I can still picture the fantastic special effects. I credit this film with introducing me to the Johann Strauss waltz “Blue Danube,' which accompanies the docking of the space shuttle and the space station. It was a slow and deliberate movement filled with awe inspiring scenery and great music. Stanley Kubrick was a genius of a film maker and this is one of his very best works. The major theme of this movie was mankind finds a mysterious, obviously artificial, artifact buried on the moon and, with the intelligent c... (read more) Author: andrew conway

17. Spa and Wellness in Budapest December 14, 2007 One of the very special things about Budapest is the prevalence of thermal springs right in the centre of the city. There are 118 springs and boreholes altogether, supplying the city’s spas and baths with 15.4 million gallons of water daily ranging in temperature from 70 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit (21-78°C). One of the reasons the Romans first colonized the area immediately to the west of the River Danube and established their regional capital at Aquincum (now part of Óbuda, in northern Budapest) is so that they could utilize and enjoy the thermal springs. There are still ruins visible today ... (read more) Author: Budapestinfo Budapestinfo

18. 10 Things You Must See In Austria December 08, 2007 Your year-round holiday destination – Oesterreich is an exceedingly charming, fascinating, and pampering country. Certainly, Austria is a dream destination for enthusiastic globetrotters, known for its plenty of winter sports in the Alps, impressive architectures, and matchless musical traditions One of the gems of the Central Europe, Austria really has plenty to offer you. Surely, you can find numerous picturesque sites in the Austrian capital, located on the Danube River, but here are 10 things that you mustn’t miss seeing in Austria. Hofburg Imperial Palace – the majestic palace, ... (read more) Author: James Burrows

19. Croatia and its capital city Zagreb in Europe September 14, 2007 Spend a wonderful time in Croatia in Europe. Discover romantic villages, multisided cities and unique landscapes: from the karst mountains to the Adriatic Sea. Croatia extends from the eastern edges of the Alps in the north-west to the banks of the Danube and the Pannonian lowlands in the east. Its southern parts extend to the coast of the Adriatic Sea. It is about the size of West Virginia, USA. This country has a population of about 4,437,500 inhabitants. Because of the former Yugoslav republic, the majority are Croats, but there are also Hungarians, Czechs, Bosnians, Serbs, Slovenes an... (read more) Author: Felix Breitegger

20. VIENNA HOTEL AND TRIP INFORMATION September 05, 2007 Take a trip to Vienna and visit the capital of Austria with 2 million inhabitants and on the banks of the River Danube. A weekend in Vienna is also a weekend in one of Europe's cultural capitals. Vienna has unique charm and flair, outstanding infrastructure and is clean and safe. Anyone with a romantic streak or an interest in history should enjoy a Vienna trip. You can explore narrow, medieval alleyways or imperial squares, see the Schönbrunn Palace or Imperial Palace in the footsteps of Sissi and Emperor Franz Josef, and look at the architecture along the Ring Boulevard, a splendid grand bo... (read more) Author: Simon O’Flynn

21. Wine Food Pairing - I'll have some "pine" wine with my Tsatsiki! September 02, 2007 I have traveled all over the world and enjoyed Wine Food Pairing in some delightful spots. This adventure took me to Linz, Austria, where we visited a Greek restaurant just outside the city, perched atop a small cliff with a terrific view of the Danube, or Donau, as it is called in Austria. AIONYSOS was highly recommended by several of our friends in the area and by the time we arrived it was peak dinner hour. The place was more than packed…always a sign that the food is great. We came in and were greeted by a host who took our name and handed us a shot of ouzo while we waited….you have ... (read more) Author: Denise Clarke

22. Advice on buying Slovakia Property July 28, 2007 Slovakia (Slovak Republic) is a beautiful country right in the heart of Europe. It borders Czech Republic, Austria Poland and Hungary. A land blest with snowy mountains, spas, lakes and wild forests. In contrast you have many towns and cities with ancient monuments and castlesplus the unique culture that is central Europe. The River Danube flows through Slovakia on its route to Vienna and the sea, from the Carpathian Mountains in the north to the fertile land areas of the south west, Slovakia has something for everyone. PURCHASE Slovakia as a member of the EU has a similar process when ... (read more) Author: John Everitt

23. 10 Fun Things To Do In Budapest July 06, 2007 It’s the heart of Europe; it’s Queen of the Danube; it’s Paris of Hungary; it’s your Budapest. Made up of two chief portions; the hills of Buda on the Western part of the Danube, and the flat Pest on the Eastern part of the river, Budapest is the most popular, royal, and inspiring city for you in the Central Europe. Budapest is your destination for majestic museums, gorgeous galleries, terrific theaters, opulent opera houses, beautiful beaches, parks, spas, shopping malls, churches, islands, caves, palaces, etc. The Millenary Monument – You can visit this repository, designed by Alb... (read more) Author: James Burrows

24. Budapest Visitors Guide: Ten Fun Things To Do In Budapest July 05, 2007 The Hungarian Capital is your destination, if you are looking to have some really nice time enjoying very vibrant nightlife, scenic beauty, mesmeric islands, charming churches, magnificent museums, sizzling spas, etc. Often known as “Paris of the East” and “Pearl of the Danube,” Budapest is one of the most beautiful and coveted destinations of the central Europe. Located on the banks of the Danube River in north-central Hungary, Budapest is the chief political, administrative, artistic, educational, business, industrial, and transportation hub of the Hungary. The ‘Queen of the Danube,’ B... (read more) Author: James Burrows

25. Beautiful Budapest: The Pearl of the Danube June 12, 2007 As the capital city of Hungary, Budapest is fast emerging as one of the world’s most vibrant cities and in shrugging off its fractured past, has also become an important cultural centre. In its infancy, Budapest was actually two separate cities – The Roman city of Buda and the Bulgarian-ruled city of Pest – which were situated on either side of the River Danube. Until its amalgamation as a single city, both sides were subject to many different claims of control. In recent times, Budapest had been under communist rule enforced by the Soviet Union after World War II but with the fall of t... (read more) Author: Adam Singleton

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