Entries from July 2008 ↓
July 15th, 2008 — holidays in Turkey
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Travel Bursa
It is also called Green Bursa because of the nature and center of the city ornamented with trees.It was the capital of Ottoman empire in respect of its important location. Madrasahs, caravanserais,inns,baths, almshouses,bridges,parks,bursa covered bazaar,nice houses and villages with Ottoman patterns, curative thermal springs increase in value and charm. Continue reading →
July 10th, 2008 — antalya hotels
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Wow Topkapi Palace Hotel Antalya which was built as an architectural copy of the original palace in Istanbul ,uses the original name without permission.
World of Wonders Topkapi palace hotel management is blamed for not to obey copyrights and pay for brand price. Continue reading →
July 10th, 2008 — europe
The region is with approximately six million inhabitants in the greater area among the largest metropolises of Europe. The city Madrid (without suburbs) is with approximately 3.3 million inhabitants to London and Berlin the third largest in the European Union.
Madrid is a both national and internationally important trade center and finance center. The city forms furthermore the geographic, political and cultural midpoint of Spain. Madrid is the seat of the Spanish government. In the city, the king, a Catholic Archbishop as well as important administration authorities and military authorities reside moreover. In Madrid, six public universities as well as different other universities, theater, museums and cultural institutions are available. Continue reading →
July 10th, 2008 — europe
Barcelona is the capital of the autonomous partnership Katalonien in Spain It lies at the Mediterranean Sea, ca. 120 km south of the Pyrenees and the boundary to France. Barcelona is with about 1.6 million inhabitants the second largest city of Spain and the largest Kataloniens. The share of the foreigner living in the city amounts to 15.9% (state: 31st of December 2005). Related on the population, Barcelona is the eleventh largest city of the European Union. Continue reading →