I am excited to share another guest post, fresh from New York, written by our very own contributor – Monica. Following her previous post, today, she is sharing the best places to see art in New York City: museums, art galleries and so much more!
One of the most popular travel offers which popped up from the brain of the travel marketers across Europe and not only, in the last decade is the idea of “city break”… Targeting people with jobs and careers who would like to escape a bit from their usual weekends to discover new destinations… Usually, people enjoy these city breaks in fall and spring between their summer seaside holidays and winter skiing escapes (or Christmas – New Year breaks). Paris, London, Rome or Barcelona are full with these city breakers during these normally off-season months… But have you ever considered doing a city break in Romania, as well ? I guess few of you… maybe because Romania is not so well-known, maybe you don’t know what you can visit here… and why you should do a city break in Romania… So, that’s why I want to present a few of the cities which can delight you !
Once in Cuba it’s quite a shame not to visit other areas as wel,l besides Havana. And it’s not even that hard. The easiest is to rent a car, buy a map and renew your orientation sense, that is a bit atrophied in some by the GPS (road signs are pretty much rare in Cuba) and hit the road. The roads are reasonable, there’s even a highway, to tell the truth not in the best conditions, but with a relaxingly low traffic – you can go for kilometers without running into another car. read more…
When I left for Cuba, I left with certain clichés in mind, many originating from my past – queues, empty stores, a gloomy and a sinister atmosphere that used to dominate the 1980s’ Romania. I was expecting empty stalls and darkness, but at least, in a tropical context. And what have I found when I arrived there, partially infirmed my clichés….but not all of them. read more…
Ladies and gentlemen, I have great news ! Starting today, I will publish from time to time the articles of a special guest star straight from New York with the latest information and the best things she discovers as a New Yorker. Her name is Monica Suma, she is Romanian as myself, but New Yorker by adoption. Her number 1 hobby is travel, but you can discover lots of other interesting subjects covering lifestyle, design, fashion and events from the New York area… And as autumn is such a lovely season to visit New York, here you have Monica’s tips on what to do in New York outdoors, including a checklist of upcoming events. And don’t forget to check out her blog for what’s up in the Big Apple !
La Lituania, situata nell’Europa settentrionale, è un gioiello nascosto tra i paesi baltici. Con la sua ricca storia, la sua cultura affascinante e una natura mozzafiato, questo paese è una destinazione perfetta per un viaggio di lusso. Oggi, ci addentreremo in un viaggio indimenticabile alla scoperta delle meraviglie della Lituania, esplorando luoghi unici e suggerimenti […]
Romania is a country with a rich history and diverse culture, and there are many things to see and do. Some of the most popular tourist attractions include:
The minimum wage in the UK comes up to around £10.10. This means that in a year, you can expect to get paid £25,600. That’s a little more than £2,000 per month. Considering these rates, it’s highly understandable why the UK is the first choice of many immigrants when it comes to work purposes.
It goes without saying that Canada is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. No matter where you are in the second-largest country in the world, there is never a shortage of breathtaking sights to be seen.
Defined by its lush tea plantations, misty hills, gushing streams, cascading waterfalls and salubrious weather, Munnar is a picture-perfect hill station in the Kerala state of India. It draws not only domestic tourists but hordes of international holidaymakers as well, who come for a respite from the scorching South Indian heat and to feast their […]
Hello Everybody !
My name is Cezar (where the nickname "Imperator" comes from) and I have travelled to 105 countries around the world. In this blog, I would like to share with you stories, memories, travel tips & tricks and news to help you plan your journeys !
For any questions or comments, please, feel free to contact me at imperatortravel@yahoo.co.uk
My trip around the world can be summarized in the movie below which I invite you to watch.
