Monthly Archives: August 2010

Varna – unique in its beauty Bulgarian town, which is considered the third largest city in Bulgaria after Sofia and Plovdiv, located on the territory of 29 square meters. km. Varna lies on the seashore, and history says that once … Continue reading →

Nessebar – one of the oldest cities in Europe, founded more than three millennia ago. Located on a small peninsula, 5 km south of Sunny Beach and 35 km north of Bourgas. Currently, Nessebar – a small town, consisting of … Continue reading →

Sofia – the capital and largest city of Bulgaria. A rich and varied history, magnificent mountain nature, a range of attractions and lots of cultural events makes Sofia city, appealing to true lovers of travel. Center of modern Sofia is … Continue reading →

Brussels gave the world art nouveau, art deco, fries, Tintin, and Jean-Claude Van Damme. It is a city where Arabic, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese and English will hear rather than native to the city the French and Dutch, thanks to an … Continue reading →

Perhaps this title would cause a heavy sigh from everyone who ever picked up a brush and dreamed of becoming a second Peter Paul Rubens, but this compact, with a rich history of the city – the most popular place … Continue reading →

“Hot City” Liege – the largest and one of the most ancient cities of Wallonia. At Liege, one of the longest history among the Belgian cities, the mass of good museums and some fine examples of Mosanskoy architecture. Liege – … Continue reading →

Bruges, no doubt, the most beautiful city in the whole of Belgium. The former was once a busy port and center of the textile industry, this medieval city as if frozen in time since the trade, the main source of … Continue reading →

If not Paris, Ghent would have been the largest in Europe, the medieval city. Ghent, the capital of East Flanders, took first place in the country by the number of magnificent old buildings. This town, situated at the confluence of … Continue reading →

This beautiful city has a very sad story. Ypres was the scene of fierce battles during the First World War, in which he was virtually razed to the ground. And the name of the city and today reminds about a … Continue reading →

Each city, along with the name as the person has a unique shape that allows it to allocate a set of seemingly similar cities. How old Gomel. Silent Witness white grandeur of a bygone era – the palace and park … Continue reading →