The Town Hall of Manchester, England

Manchester is a city of Greater Manchester, England. It is located in south-central part of North West England. It is home to two Premier League football teams, Manchester City and Manchester United.What you see here in my image is the Town Hall of Manchester. It has a Victorian-era and Neo-gothic architecture. It was completed by architect...

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The Bazaar in Rose Barracks, Vilseck, Germany

Vilseck is very famous especially to American soldiers and civilians who were assigned and are presently living in this area. It is a town in Upper Palatinate of northeastern Bavaria, Germany. It is home to Rose Barracks, a U.S. Army base located near this town.This is where I witnessed the bazaar inside the post when a friend brought me inside....

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The Tower of London in England

The Tower of London, also known as Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress is historical castle located near the River Thames in London, England. Its foundation can be traced in 1066 during the time of Norman Conquest of England. It served as a royal residence during those times and was also used as a prison around in 1100. The Tower served as...

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The Oldtimer Show in Neumarkt, Germany

I am finally online! I guess we better talk about cars this time. How about oldtimer cars? We were able to witness this show in Neumarkt, Bavaria, Germany last July 2010. I find the old cars very interesting. One lady out there approached us if we want to buy one. And yes, speaking about cars, hubby had been planning to buy one maybe next year. ...

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Winter Trip to Gut Aiderbichl in Salzburg, Austria

It is almost two years now since me and my friend visited the Animal Sanctuary in Gut Aiderbichl in Salzburg, Austria. It was my first winter trip to Austria and it was a nice experience. The Aiderbichl Animal Sanctuary has more than a thousand of animals in their farms. The founder's name is Michael Aufhauser and yes, I had seen him in person...

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A guide to your first travel experience

Student travel is exciting, exhilarating and a rite of passage for the young. With little to no responsibility, student years are the best and easiest years to pack up and set off on adventures and expeditions around the world. Whether they are extended backpacking trips or holidays during university breaks, the freedom and opportunity to travel should...

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Windsor Castle in Berkshire, England

This is a part of Windsor castle in Berkshire, England. The castle was built from around 1070-1350 during the time of William The Conqueror. It is known to be the largest inhabbited castle in the world. It is also known ot be one of the three principal residence of the British monarch. The castle has a floor area of about 45,000 square metres...

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Statue in Nuremberg, Germany

I finally had the chance to give you some updates. Let's begin with an image of the statue in the Old City of Nuremberg. I was trying to search online what is the particular name of this statue but it seems that I can't find its exact name. If you have to look closer to this statue these words in German were written on it, "Zerstören das...

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St. Mary's Chapel in Würzburg, Germany

St. Mary's Chapel, called in German as Marienkapelle is a Gothic architecture in Würzburg, Bavaria, Germany. It is located in the Market Square in this city. It was built between 1377 and 1440. You can find the grave of Balthasar Neumann (1687-1753), a famous Baroque architect in the church.taken during my second visit in Würzburg last August...

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Chocolate Shopping in Brussels

I guess we will be talking about food especially chocolates this time. I will bring you today to Brussels which is famous for its French fries, waffles, chocolates and of course numerous kinds of beer. You can also find a lot of cafes, bistros, and international food chains and restaurants in this city.Featured: Attending a free weight loss...

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Brussels-Zuid, Train Station in Brussels, Belgium

I believed it is good to share some train stations in Europe. Don't you know that one of the best way to explore Europe is traveling by train? I am introducing today Bruxelles-Midi or Brussel-Zuid, known in English as Brussels South. It is the biggest railway station in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. It is said that around a thousand...

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Europe Travel 2010

Sorry folks, I can't upload images here right now. Good to know, I tried it thrice and I am successful. Uploading images here is possible again. So what's up with my Europe travel 2010? I did had the chance to see and to experience visiting some Europe countries this year. Included in the list are Rome in Italy, Luxembourg, Brussels in Belgium,...

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Monument of Victor Emmanuel II in Rome, Italy

This is the Monument of Victor Emmanuel II (Monumento Nazionale a Vittorio Emanuele II in Italian). It is a monument in honor of Victor Emmanuel, the first king of a unified Italy, located in Rome, Italy. It was designed by Giuseppe Sacconi in 1885 and known to be completed in 1935. It is made of pure white marble from Botticino, Brescia.This...

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The Stock Exchange Building in Brussels

This is the Stock Exchange building in Brussels, the capital and largest city of Belgium. It is called Bourse or Beurs in Brussels. The building was built from 1868 to 1873. It has mix elements of Neo-Renaissance and Second Empire architectural styles.We had been walking back and forth in this building looking for a certain bus stop.Featured:Having...

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The New Castle in Stuttgart, Germany

Let's go and visit Germany this time! I am featuring today the New Castle, known in German as das Neues Schloss. It is located in Schlossplatz (castle square) which is also the central square in Stuttgart, Germany. This historical building has a late Baroque style and served as residence of the kings of Württemberg from 1746 to 1797 and from...

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Autumn in Europe!

It is Autumn season in Europe right now. This is one of the best times of the year when you can see colorful and lovely trees around. Some might not like it because this is also the time when the weather is getting very cold. This is also the season when we always gain extra pounds because we don't have the appetite to go walking outside....

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Cruising in Amsterdam Canals

Let's go travel Europe again! It seems that I was asleep for some days and was not able to update this blog. I am back now and I will take you to the capital and largest city of Netherlands. To give you a little information about Amsterdam, it derived its name from Amstellerdam, a dam in the river Amstel. This city is also considered to be...

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Remembering the Dultfest in Regensburg

Good morning everyone! It seems that it is over a month now since I visited the Herbtsdult in Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is really a nice place to visit. This is a sort of Autumn festival celebrated every year on the month of September. It is also different from other festivals because you can also see here...

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The Town Hall of Brussels , Belgium

Let's go travel Europe again! I still have a lot of travel experiences to share from our recent Europe tour but sometimes I just don't have enough time to do it. At least, I am slowly doing it when time is possible. This time we will be visiting the beautiful Town Hall of the City of Brussels, the capital of Belgium. You can find this Gothic...

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Dining and Shopping While Traveling

I believed shopping and dining always go together. Imagine yourself without eating while traveling? I can't really do that. The problem is, where to find good Restaurants to dine-out. I remember some travel experiences that me and my friend had during our Europe adventure last August 2010. We had been looking for Asian restaurants in...

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My Euro Travel in Stuttgart, Germany

Let's go travel in Europe again. This time, I am bringing you to one of Germany's interesting cities to visit. It has been a long time since I wanted to visit Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg's capital city. Finally, I was there! Stuttgart is the sixth largest city in Germany. Like Munich, Frankfurt and Düsseldorf, it is on the top-ranked ...

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