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Olavinlinna medieval castle lies on a rocky island in Lake Saimaa area in the town of Savonlinna, in Finland. Olavinlinna Castle is one of the best preserved castles in the Nordic countries. The castle (fortress) was built in 1475 by Dano-Swedish statesman and regent of Sweden Erik Axelsson Tott and should serve to repel attacks […]
Every country in the world has a season which is popular for tourists to travel; this could be due to weather, special events or other special times of the year. I have a soft spot for Ireland and it has become one of my favourite countries to travel in the last ten years. I did […]
Visiting Europe opens a lot of doors to unforgettable experiences. It is in Europe where you will find several tourist attractions that have undeniable significance to the whole world. The Roman Coliseum, the Buckingham Palace, and the Acropolis are just few of the many places that you should be seeing in Europe. Europe offers plenty […]
Lots of us now go on holiday to Italy every year, and it is no wonder with so many different attractions there. In fact, it is one of the world’s top tourist attractions for a number of different reasons and any one of the following reasons to go there could be of interest to you. […]
Many people have a wanderlust that makes them avid travelers. Visiting foreign lands has a romantic appeal that many want to explore. Being a full-time traveler seems like an impossible dream, but it can happen if you find ways to make money while traveling. Making Money / 401K 1. Write Articles or Blog Posts Travel […]
If you are headed to Venice for the vacation of your dreams, you may be in shock once you arrive and find that tourist attractions in this area are quite expensive. Spending some time in a coffee shop sipping on and Italian cappuccino can put quite a damper on your vacation budget. You may suddenly […]
Not far from Vienna, in the village of Hinterbrül, there is the cave system with the largest underground lake in Europe – Seegrotte, covering an area of 6,200 m². It is not a classic natural cave but the former gypsum mine. In 1912, the ceiling fell down and mine was flooded with 20 million liters […]
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