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<h1 dir = "auto">Lalibela - Ethiopia</h1>
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For almost 800 years, this Ethiopian Jerusalem (built with the help of angels) has amazed its visitors.
An Ethiopian king created not only sculptures, but entire churches, not from blocks of marble, but from gigantic rocks nailed to the soil of his kingdom. The result was a set of indescribable wonders, which confuse those who haven't seen them live and astonish those who have the privilege of getting close to them.
No city compares to Lalibela, the greatest and most magical jewel in the crown that is Ethiopia.

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If you want to disconnect from the world, this is your type of trip. Remember that it is not a destination for those looking for luxury, but it is certainly for those looking for one of the best destinations in Ethiopia.
The region that is now Ethiopia was once divided into several kingdoms. Between the years 1137 and 1270, one of these kingdoms was ruled by a dynasty called the Zagwe, whose most famous monarch was named Gebre Mesqel Lalibela.

What happened during those 133 years of Zagwe rule is still a mystery to historians because there are no scriptures about the time. But if his predecessors and successors left no traces, King Lalibela definitely did something memorable for posterity: the first of the 11 churches that today form a priceless ensemble for humanity, all excavated in rocks, from ground level downwards.

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As with any amazing work done so long ago, the construction of Lalibela's churches is surrounded by legends.

One is about the time it took for them to be ready. According to the most faithful, it was only 23 years, because angels worked at night, while thousands of workers rested from the day's work - a version obviously not accepted by scholars, not least because the styles of the churches are from different eras, going well beyond the reign of Lalibela.
Two other legends revolve around why they were built.

In the version focused on rationality, the king wanted to build a new Jerusalem there, so that his subjects would not have to die walking and facing dangers on their pilgrimages to the Holy Land.

In the magical version, the king was poisoned by a brother and, during the period in which he was between life and death, he received an order from God to build the new Jerusalem in his domains. In the end, he recovered and carried out the divine orders.

Whatever your preferred version, the truth is that King Lalibela started works that are unbelievable both for the grandeur and the daring of constructing buildings by excavating the ground, and for the beauty and richness of details taken from those rocks.

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it is important to clarify: several guides and websites state that there are 12 churches in Lalibela, while others state that there are 11. This confusion happens because of Golgotha and Mikael churches, which can be considered a single set or two separate churches, depending on the interpretation of each person. As a reference, know that Unesco considers that there are 11.

Bet Medhane Alem (House Church of the Savior of the World)
Bet Maryam (Church of Mary)
Bet Golgotha &amp; Bet Mikael or Bet Debre Sina (Mount Sinai Church)
Bet Meskel (Church of the Cross)
Bet Danaghel (Church of Virgins)
Beth Uriel
Bet Amanuel (Immanuel Church)
Bet Merkorios
Bet Abba Lebanon
Bet Gabriel-Rufael (Church of Gabriel and Raphael)
Bet Giyorgis (St George's Church)
The churches are separated into two groups: the northwest group (the top 6 in the list above) and the southeast group (the next 4).

The last one, Bet Giyorgis (St. George's Church), is isolated and the most impressive of all. It gives an exact idea of the colossus that are the churches of Lalibela.

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Lalibela

<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Quilotoa Volcano </h1>
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The Quilotoa volcano is located at an altitude of around 3,900 meters and at the top of its crater, in place of effervescent magma, there is a lake that mixes an intense blue with an emerald green, depending on the sun's rays. Some sources say that it is no longer active, but the local guide stated that Quilotoa is still considered an active volcano because of the gases it emits.

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This tour is one of the programs offered for those who want to stay longer in Quito and want to get to know the region better. Note that it is 180 km or almost three hours by car away.
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Access to it is easy and you don't need to be an athlete or do great climbing to be able to contemplate its beauty. Upon arriving at the village at the base of the volcano, a symbolic fee of two dollars is charged for entry and, to see this scenario in the photos, just walk uphill for about 10 minutes
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It is also allowed to go down to the base of the lagoon on a walk that should take about 30 minutes and the more energetic can still take a little kayak ride in the lagoon, but prepare your lungs at the time of the ascent or rent a donkey, as it can take about 1:30h to return, as it is very difficult not to feel the effects of altitude.


If you want to extend your experience, the village at the base of the volcano still has some hostels or family homes that are used to receiving visitors. There you will also find a community restaurant.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Diablo's Nose Train - Ecuador</h1>
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Ecuador has transformed its old railroads and relaunched several tourist train routes. Altogether there are eight different itineraries and a larger route that connects the coast to the capital and vice versa. Among these possibilities, perhaps the best known ride is the Nariz do Diabo train.
Many say that the Devil's Nose train in Ecuador is one of the most dangerous trains in the world, as the route drops 500 meters in altitude in a short time. It also gained this fame at the time of its construction in the mid-nineteenth century, after all it was necessary to dynamit large sections of the mountains that surround the tracks and many men died during that period.

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This is one of the ideal tours to discover the transformation of scenery in the country, as the Nariz do Diabo train zig-zags through a region of very beautiful Andean landscapes. The itinerary departs from the small town of Alausi and goes to the village of Sibambe, from where it is possible to see the mountain with the “shape” of the devil's nose.

Upon arrival you are greeted by typical music, a local handicrafts fair and a canteen that sells typical products such as fruit juices from the Andes and Ecuadorian pies.

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You can find some old reports that tell stories of the time when tourists traveled on top of the train. After this reformulation, this became prohibited and the landscape started to be appreciated only from the train window.

Taking the Diablo's Nose train path is a contemplative tour that shows beautiful scenery in the interior of the country and unique characteristics of the local culture. More than ancient stories and legends, the tour is scenic and crosses a stretch of the Andes Mountains full of snowy peaks, mighty rivers and large canyons.

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Many tourists who take this tour choose to sleep one night at the Hotel Hacienda Abraspungo, the hotel is located in a historic farmhouse, with spacious rooms and early breakfast for those taking the bus to Alausi.

The Devil's Nose tour costs 30 dollars and departures are always from Tuesday to Sunday, at 8:00 am and 11:00 am. The round trip takes two and a half hours.

Ecuador also offers a complete route that crosses the country, much like The Canadian in Canada, with departures from Guayaquil to Quito and Quito and Guayaquil and lasting four days and three nights.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Zaanse Schans - Netherlands</h1>
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This destination is is dedicated to those who wants to admire the beautiful landscapes.

The city is much sought after by couples in love and nature lovers, always full of tourists and travelers.
This trip is perfect for those who want to travel a route full of well-preserved windmills and imagine what life was like in the country between the 17th and 18th centuries.
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This little postcard just is a few minutes from Amsterdam concentrates all the cliché images of Holland that we've built since we were kids: there's mills, clogs, and cheese. It's for sure a complete festival of clicks! Even Claude Monet lived in the region and couldn't resist the charm of these wooden buildings.

The city's history began to be built in the mid-18th century, when more than 600 mills were built to form one of the first industrial areas in the region. Its main functions were related to the grinding of spices, the manufacture of oils and mustards and the elaboration of paints.

Along almost two kilometers of extension there are more than ten mills and six of them are still open to visitors (admission costs 4 euros). Inside it is possible to see how these old and curious constructions work and discover that some still continue to produce materials such as spices, pigments and mustards, in addition to being a stopping point for tourists.

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In addition to the mills, small museums were made in some wooden houses, such as the museum of clogs, typically Dutch cheeses, chocolate and the history of the city itself. Even the famous Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijin has a collection that shows how products were displayed in the old days.
Most attractions are open between 9am and 5pm, but not all of them open on the same days or times, so don't arrive too late in the city.

This small region is only 21 km from Amsterdam and can be accessed both by train and bus.

By train
Leaving from Centraal Station or Noord Station (central and north stations, respectively), take the train towards Uitgeest, stopping at Koog-Zaandijk station, which departs every 15 minutes. The journey takes approximately 20 minutes plus a 10-minute walk to the windmills. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket machines inside the station.

By bus
Another option is to take the bus, which leaves from the central station platform. The journey takes 45 minutes, costs around 6 euros and the amount can be paid directly to the bus driver.

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To see the windmills from another perspective, it is also possible to take a boat trip on the Zaan River that borders these famous constructions. The tour costs aroun 7 euros, takes 45 minutes and departs every hour.

The amazing Zaanse Schans is one of the best place for those who want to relax and rest.&nbsp;
If you want to disconnect from the world, this is your type of trip. Remember that it is not a destination for those looking for luxury, but it is certainly, for those looking for one of the best destinations in Netherlands.

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Zaanse Schans

<h1 dir = "auto">Bruges - Belgium</h1>
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Known as one of the most romantic destinations in Europe, it has appeared on numerous lists of “places to see before you die”.

In the 15th century, Bruges was a city of merchants and soon attracted much wealth. Since that time, the canals that connect it to the North Sea have been symbols of this prosperity, with medieval treasures so well preserved that they have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Some of the main points of Bruges are linked to Christianity, which is why the city has important examples of European religious art, such as the Church of Our Lady, where there is a marble Madonna made by Michelangelo in the mid-1500s.

In the Basilica of the Holy Blood, it is believed that a vial with tastes of the blood of Jesus Christ, brought directly from Constantinople by the Count of Flanders, is kept.

This area is also a pilgrimage point for many Catholics and from these beliefs was born one of the most special manifestations of faith in Belgium: the Procession of the Holy Blood,which takes over the main streets of the center, mobilizing residents and attracting tourists from several countries. It was also listed by UNESCO as one of the traditions of humanity.

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Bruges postcard
Another stop that is usually mandatory for those who spend a day in Bruges is to visit Rozenhoedkaai Street, one of the most photographed places in the city and which has the natural look of a romantic postcard.

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Traveling is also practicing exercises, but with a single and good difference: the reward at the end can be an impressive view, for those who dare to face the 366 steps of Torre Belfort. At 83 meters high, it houses a 12th-century belfry with 47 bells and a panoramic view of Bruges that is worth every step of the way up.

The Belfort is located in the heart of the Grote Markt, the city's central square. Restored in mid-1995, the facades of the buildings reflect different architectural styles such as Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque.
With time to spare, it's still worth visiting the Groeningemuseum, the renowned museum of fine arts in Bruges; the Stadhuis, considered one of the oldest town halls in Belgium and the windmills that stand behind the Kruispoort gate.

The best way to discover Bruges is on foot. The city is small and its narrow streets combine with walking routes, so renting a car is not a good idea.

There are still other ways to enjoy the best of the historic center: taking a carriage ride; a photo tour; a boat trip along the main canals; or by bicycle.

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Where to stay in Bruges:
Romantic and charming, it is possible to discover Bruges in just one day from Brussels, but BitBook suggestion is to stay at least one night,to enjoy everything more calmly and see the lights come on. Here are some suggestions for very charming accommodations:

Relais Bourgondisch Cruyce
Built in 1982, the Relais Bourgondisch Cruyce is located in the heart of the city and offers a breathtaking view of the canals that run through the center. This boutique hotel has few and small rooms and the best option is to book a suite with a canal view.

Marcel Hotel
Hotel Marcel is a more basic and clean option, ideal for those looking for a more economical place without giving up a good location and comfort.

Hotel bla bla
Another affordable and younger alternative is the Hotel Bla Bla, which also offers bicycle rental and has a charming terrace for breakfast.

Hotel Van Cleef
More classic and elegant, the Van Cleef is located in a historic mansion on the edge of the canal and has just 16 rooms.

Hotel Monsieur Ernest
Monsieur Ernest is located in a small building from the 14th century and manages to unite vintage and classic elements in the decoration with more contemporary touches. Very romantic.

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Bruges could not be different and, of course, follows the whole tradition of good Belgian beers. That's why there's no shortage of bars and restaurants to taste the most different types. The city also has a museum dedicated to the drink, the Bruges Beer Museum, which tells the story of typical labels in the region, their manufacturing methods and basic ingredients.

Still on the beer route, De Halve Maan offers a guided tour inside the factory and shows the trajectory of one of the best known brands in Flanders. Part of its production is made right there, within the historic preservation area, and in addition to the typical Belgian pale ale, you cannot miss trying the house tripel.

One of the best places to drink a lot of Belgian beers is ‘T Brugs Beertje, an old bar that sells more than 300 labels produced in the country, including some rarer names of typical Trappists and abbeys. Sitting at the counter and trying to understand the menu's variety is one of the best late afternoon activities in Bruges.

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Bruges

<h1 dir = "auto">Acre - Israel</h1>
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Acre is amazing and unmissable, a fantastic place to visit (don't forget to use bitbook.net and get the best prices and an amazing cashback.)

Acre, Israel, is a city in layers, or perhaps a patchwork quilt, that have been overlapping throughout history. After passing through the Persian, Byzantine, Crusader, Mamluk, Ottoman, British and, finally, Israeli domains, it gained a special symbolism and heritage from the most diverse cultures. In 2001, for its incredible historical and archaeological richness, the old city of Acre was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
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The city of the crusades:
Centuries of history, invasions and domains of different peoples and cultures make Acre, Israel, one of the most interesting cities in the country. Located on a peninsula in the Mediterranean Sea in northern Israel, Acre (or Akko in Hebrew) is the capital of Western Galilee, and a place that will take you back in time. The old city, surrounded by walls from the 18th century that are practically intact until today, brings together several historical attractions, delicious cuisine and many religions living in coexistence. Or, as they prefer to say there, "in existence"

Arriving in Akko is to feel the rhythm slow down along with the city. Even the market and port, the busiest places, have their own rhythm. Acre has 53,000 inhabitants, but it is in the old city “where things happen”. Several Arab families remaining from the British Mandate period in Palestine still live there. And, even with the majority of Jews around, Christians, Druze and Bahá'í, the climate there is one of harmony and tranquility.

At the time of the Crusaders (12th century) Akko was an ancient fortress and part of the kingdom of Jerusalem. It was called São João de Acre. Tunnels and halls that were part of the fortress were only rediscovered and excavated in 1994 and today it is possible to visit them! Since then, the region began to attract more and more tourists. Acre was also famous for the famous failed invasion attempt by Napoleon Bonaparte during the 'Siege of Acre' in 1799. There Napoleon officially "lost the war" to the Ottomans.

The main and most important attraction of Acre is the imposing Citadel, also known as the Knights' Rooms, and the site of the Hospitalários Fort, initially built by the Crusaders around the year 1110. The fort was named in honor of the Knights' Order. Hospitallers. In 1187, the Crusaders were expelled from Acre by the Muslim army, but they returned soon after, in 1191, with the victory of King Richard the Lionheart. At that time, the Order of the Hospitallers was no longer able to regain the city of Jerusalem and Acre then became the capital of the second kingdom of the Crusaders. The fort became the “headquarters” of the Crusaders and was expanded. It gained three floors, important halls, an underground area and a sewer system.

When Akko was later taken over by the Ottoman Empire, Governor Pasha Al-Jazzar tore down and rebuilt much of the fort, making it his castle. But much was hidden under the earth. Since 1994, an area of 5000 m2 has already been excavated. Incredible artifacts and spaces from the Crusader era were found there, such as the refectory, the Templar Tunnel and the sewer system, also used for escapes in times of war.

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Something to fall in love with in Israel are the markets! In different cities, they sell the most amazing food, handicrafts, clothes and everything else you can imagine. In Acre it is no different. What changes there is that the markets, also located in the old part of the city, are more empty and quieter to walk around. It is really worth visiting the Turkish Bazaar, an 18th century market that was vacated at the time of Israel's independence, but has returned to function in recent years. The crafts there are very different from what you find in the rest of the country!

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How to get to Acre:
By train: Trains depart regularly from Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa to northern Israel. Just take one that stops at Akko Station. It is a 15-minute walk from the historic center. The train journey from Tel Aviv to Akko takes approximately 1h20

By car: take road 4 north. After passing through Haifa, turn left at the Ein HaMifratz intersection and travel along the coast. Turn left at the first traffic light and follow signs.

By boat/ferry: if you are in the city of Haifa, one option is to take the ferry boat that goes straight to the port of Acre. But pay attention and confirm the days and times, as it only operates four days a week and with few daily departures.

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Acre

<h1 dir = "auto">Rosh Hanikra - Israel</h1>
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Today BitBook will show you the fantastic Rosh Hanikra.

In the extreme north of Israel, in the Western Galilee, amazing limestone caves formed by the erosion of the Mediterranean Sea under an ancient rock separate the border between Israel and Lebanon. From there, it is possible to observe the sound and the contrast between the blue waves that beat strongly inside the dark caves or on the almost white external surfaces of the limestone rocks. Rosh Hanikra ( 'head of the caves') is a beautiful nature reserve and one of the most sought after attractions in the Western Galilee.&nbsp;

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To get to the caves, you have to take a red or yellow cable car, known as the steepest in the world. The trip is short, just 2 minutes, but the view is incredible. The first step is to watch an audiovisual presentation, in a cinema inside a cave, which tells the story of the place. Rosh Hanikra is located on a mountain called the Stairs Mountain Range. It is believed that, in the year 333 BC, Alexander the Great was forced to build a ladder on the side of the mountain to pass with his army. Many armies then passed through there, including Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs and Crusaders.

During the British mandate in Palestine after World War I, the British paved the route and then, in 1941, built a tunnel through the rocks, which connected the Israeli city of Haifa with Beirut and Tripoli, Lebanon. With the passage of a train, they managed to connect a long route between Sinai, Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey and Europe. When Israel started its war of independence, in 1947/48, the fear that Lebanon would send its army overland led a group of Israelis to implode the tunnel, which is closed to this day. On the other side of the screen where we watch the film that tells this whole story is the wall that separates Israel from Lebanon today.

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The Rosh Hanikra caves are formed from limestone and are the result of thousands of years of geophysical processes, which have included underground shocks that created gaps between rocks; penetration of rainfall into these gaps and erosion caused by waves during storms. The tunnel of the caves is 200m long, but the landscape outside is also stunning! Depending on the time of year, be prepared for a hot and very humid place.

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For the more adventurous, it is possible to combine the visit with a kayak, bike to ride along the beach, or an agroecological tour in a golf cart through Kibbutz Rosh Hanikra. Tourists are received by a member of the kibbutz and he gives a guided tour of the place, explaining the operation and daily life in the kibbutz and passing through the orchard, plantations and stable.

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How to visit :
Summer hours: open from Saturday to Thursday and holidays, from 9am to 6pm. Fridays and eves of public holidays, from 9 am to 4 pm
Winter hours: Sunday to Friday, 9am to 4pm. Saturdays from 9am to 6pm

Tickets: (can be purchased at the ticket office)
adults 48 NIS; children, students and seniors 38 NIS; combo ticket Rosh Hanikra + bike tour 76 NIS; Combo ticket Rosh Hanikra + agroecological tour in golf carts NIS 95

How to get:
Car: traveling north on Highway 4 you should go 10 minutes past the town of Naharyia to the border with Lebanon;

Bus or train: get off at Nahariya Station. There are trains coming regularly from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. You can check train times here. When leaving the station, you will need to take a taxi to Rosh HaNikra. They stand on Lohamei HaGettaot Street

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<h1 dir = "auto">Sustainable Hotels in Amsterdam</h1>
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There are great inns and accommodation in Amsterdam, but how to choose the one that best suits your trip?&nbsp;
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Don't miss the opportunity to visit the beautiful Amsterdam and have a great time.

The Dutch capital is well aware of the negative impacts of tourism and has been investing in innovative solutions for years to become a more sustainable city.
You will find many 4 and 5 star hotels, in the most diverse parts of the city, but also more economical options and even hostels. So, there is no excuse for you not to book yours! Here is a small selection by bitbook.net:

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Element Amsterdam

Element hotels are part of the Marriott chain and bring precisely the concept of sustainability combined with an invitation to longer stays. The hotel is relatively new and is located in the south of the city, considered the business center. Still, the area is very laid back with a familiar tone.

Element is just a 6-minute walk from the metro station and even lends bicycles for those who want to discover the city by pedaling. Sustainability practices involve using many eco-friendly materials, reducing waste and recycling rubbish, with each room having separate bins. In addition, the restaurant's menu features fresh, regional produce and minimal meat. Since its construction, the building has received LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification.

The rooms are super spacious and comfortable, with a work desk and a practical kitchen. I found it ideal for those who are going to work or stay for a longer time and still with a great cost-benefit ratio. And you can even bring your friend, as the hotel is pet-friendly!

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Four Elements

This is also a young hotel with a very interesting concept, inspired by the elements of earth, fire, wind and water. It is an energy neutral hotel and uses gravity, wind and sunlight to form a natural air conditioning system. It is the first hotel in the world with this system, which embodies the main concept of the hotel: providing fresh air, heating, cooling and energy, with excess thermal energy being stored underground.

The sustainability proposal is in every corner of the hotel: from the sheets made with recycled fabrics, to the demolition wood floors; from the absence of disposable plastic to furniture made from recycled PET bottles. In the gym, guests can generate energy while exercising.
Four Elements is located in a region that has been developing very recently. IJburg is made up of three artificial islands and is about 15 or 20 minutes away from the center by tram.

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Conscious Hotels

Awareness and sustainability are among the priorities of Conscious Hotels. The chain, which has been in existence for 10 years, has four hotels spread across the city: the Conscious Hotel Museum Square, a boutique hotel located in the heart of the museum square, where some of the main attractions of Amsterdam are located; the Conscious Hotel Amsterdam City is a cooler hotel, with more rooms and is located next to the famous Vondelpark, in Amsterdam West. Nearby is also the Conscious Hotel Vondelpark, with a more familiar atmosphere and serving only organic and vegetarian food. Finally, the Conscious Hotel Westerpark is located inside the park and is housed in an imposing historic building.
Conscious Hotels bet on the “eco-sexy” concept, which seeks sustainability, without giving up innovative design and comfort.

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Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht

A modern Hyatt hotel, with a quirky design by renowned Dutch designer Marcel Wanderso, Andaz is located on one of the most charming streets in Amsterdam: Prinsengracht, the same as the Anne Frank House. The hotel works with creative solutions to reduce its impacts and offer a sustainable experience. They include composting, digital room keys (to avoid the use of cards), extinction of single-use plastics, zero-waste cocktails, among others. Hotel staff prepare meals for a project that assists people living on the streets. The Andaz was formerly the Public Library and is now one of the city's most creative five-star luxury hotels.

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Sustainable Hotels in Amsterdam

<h1 dir = "auto">Amsterdam - Netherlands</h1>
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Prepare your bags for an unforgettable trip to Amsterdam with BitBook.net!

Amsterdam is the largest city and the Dutch capital, according to the Constitution of the Netherlands, with more than 873 thousand inhabitants.
Amsterdam is the largest city and the Dutch capital, according to the Constitution of the Netherlands, with more than 873 thousand inhabitants. The city of The Hague, 50 km away, is just the administrative capital, as well as the capital of the province of South Holland.

Known for its countless canals surrounded by fine brick houses, Amsterdam has established itself as an eclectic, diverse and tolerant city and cultural capital for no traveler to defect. Amsterdam once attracted tourists in search of the freedom conveyed by easy access to sex and drugs. Today, destiny has already proven that it goes far beyond that and the truth is that the famous Red Light District has become one of the least interesting sights in the city.

Among the variety of museums, the beautiful parks, the delicious food and the irresistible little shops, you also have to reserve time for walks in the surroundings. In addition to the suburbs and rural areas of Amsterdam, there are several small towns nearby that you can quickly reach by train and even by bicycle.

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If you're coming from any other European city, chances are you'll get a good train itinerary option. Countries like France, United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland have great connections with the Dutch capital.

Understanding the division of neighborhoods in Amsterdam and remembering the names is a bit complicated. Therefore, a good option is to do a lot of research, defining all the attractions and restaurants you want to visit and saving them on Google Maps. With everything saved, you'll have an idea of how close each place is and you'll be able to organize it by region. Be sure to consult the hours and days of operation of each attraction in advance - especially the museums. Knowing the following words will help you a lot to find your way around and use public transport:

noord = north
Zuid = south
osten = east
west = west

A very interesting tip is to download the I Amsterdam City Card application. It brings together the most diverse attractions, divided by style (family, food, art &amp; culture, food, tours) and location on the map, in addition to bringing a summary with information about each one.

Once you understand what the city's transport options are, it's super easy to get around. In addition to a great public transport system, Amsterdam always has options for walking and cycling. The transport you should use are the tram (electric cable car that runs on rails) and the subway. The train works to visit nearby towns; the ferry to cross to the north of Amsterdam and the bus (very eventually) can be useful to reach some places where the metro and train cannot access.

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Another important information for planning is that, to visit the Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, it is necessary to buy your ticket in advance or, if you choose to purchase the I Amsterdam City Card, book a time in advance (within the application it is possible to book the day and time). Therefore, the ideal is to start planning with the dates of these museums. The most delicate is the Anne Frank House, which receives fewer visitors per day and therefore fills up faster. Others can be booked less in advance. If you are going during the tulip season (between the end of March and mid-May) and want to visit the Keukenhof, it is also interesting to buy a ticket in advance.

Van gogh museum
One of the most popular museums in the world, the Van Gogh museum is one of my passions in Amsterdam, along with the Anne Frank house of course. This is not an “instagrammable museum”, so go there to learn about the history and appreciate the art of this controversial painter, who was only recognized after his death. It is located on Museumplein (or Museum Square), where the Rijksmuseum, the MOCO Museum and the Stedelijk Museum are also located. It brings together more than 200 paintings, 500 drawings and 700 letters written by Van Gogh. Among my favorite paintings are the most colorful and famous: Sunflowers and The Room.

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Anne Frank's House
The famous house at 263 Prinsengracht Street is where Anne Frank lived in hiding with her family between 1942 and 1944, before they were discovered and sent to concentration camps by the German Nazi government. The museum tells a little of the history of the holocaust in the Netherlands through the incredible history of the Frank family and Anne's diaries. In addition to original diary writings and Anne's sentences on the walls, we find objects and photos that belonged to them. But the great emotion is in entering the Secret Annex – where the tiny rooms where the family lived with 4 other people during the years of hiding are located.

The neighborhood where the Anne Frank House is located is undoubtedly one of the most charming in the city. Once a working-class neighborhood, it was transformed with gentrification and attracted small shops and delicious restaurants. Leave time to walk around there without commitment. If you go on a Saturday morning, be sure to visit the Noordermarkt and its organic market.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Best Vegan Hotels in Brazil</h1>
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Today Bitbook will show the best options to those who follow a cruelty free life, we know how difficult it is to find a safe hotel where you can enjoy food without fear. Therefore, Bitbook prepared this amazing list of vegan hotels in Brazil. They all have 100% vegan options.
This is a growing trend and we will certainly have more and more accommodation options for those who want to eat more consciously.

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Santa Catarina:

Costa Hostel Bar – Florianópolis
The island of magic, Florianópolis, is a place where I found a lot of delicious vegan options. This is a destination I really recommend for vegans. And to stay, one of the options is the Costa Hostel Bar. This is a 100% vegan hostel near Praia dos Açores, in the south of the island.

Soluna Veg – Florianópolis
Here's another vegan accommodation option in Florianópolis. Soluna Veg is a community based on permaculture and veganism. It is located in Lagoa da Conceição.

They offer short-term accommodation during the high season, from December to February, and the possibility of coliving for those who want to spend at least two months having the experience of living in an ecological community. Lodging options in this vegan community range from private rooms, to chalets, geodesic domes and camping.

Shanti Gaia – Campo Alegre
If you are looking for a good body and mind detox among vegan hotels in Brazil, Shanti Gaia Hospedagem &amp; Spa may be the place you are looking for.

You can choose simple accommodation, which already includes three vegan meals, use of the hot tub, wet sauna and access to the trails, or enhance your stay with treatments at the SPA, holistic therapies, yoga practice and other options. It is also possible to do day use. However, this option does not include the use of SPA facilities.

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São Paulo:

Soul Vegan – Águas da Prata
Soul Vegan is a lodging that feels like an extension of a friend's house. That's because it really is the home of the hosts, who open the space to receive people who want to enjoy days immersed in veganism (accommodation comes with full board), enjoying the heated pool, jacuzzi and events that take place there.
In this old mansion, which is well decorated with colorful and modern options, you can enjoy suites with plenty of space, some even with a private bath.

Butterflies Village – Piedade
Do you want a simpler vegan accommodation immersed in nature?&nbsp;
Camping in Vila das Borboletas will be a wonderful option.
This agroecological site has several sustainable initiatives, a small river and a large area of forest. You can choose to stay by asking for meals to be prepared. In this case, vegan options will be offered. But, if you prefer, you can take your food to cook, as long as you are on a vegetarian diet, that is, without meat.

Casa Sítio Guararema – Guararema
This is the ideal accommodation for a group of vegan friends. Casa Sítio Guararema is available on Airbnb and can accommodate 15 guests. You can choose to order vegan food included or bring your own plant-based food to cook.
At Casa Sítio Guararema you will find trails, lakes and an organic garden available to guests.

DHARMA - Bragança Paulista
DHARMA is another option for vegans and vegetarians who are looking for a therapeutic space to stay and balance their physical, mental and energetic bodies.
Although the inn is vegetarian, it is possible to notify them in advance so that they can prepare vegan options for you during your stay.

Hotel Serra da Estrela – Campos do Jordão
The Hotel Serra da Estrela in Campos de Jordão is well known among vegan hotels in Brazil for being an elegant accommodation that offers sophisticated vegan dishes.
According to the hotel, at breakfast 80% of the options are vegan. At lunch and dinner, plant-based options are 100%. And you can either stay there or just pay a visit to the restaurant.

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Rio de Janeiro:

Pousada Ytororó – Paraty
Close to Parati Mirim we have Pousada Ytororó, run by a very nice couple, who prepare all the vegetarian and vegan food on site.
This is a simple accommodation, but very immersed in nature, with a super positive point: there is a beautiful waterfall inside the place, where you can clean your body with fresh water after a day at sea.

Rituaali Clinic and Spa – Penedo
For vegans looking for restorative days in Rio de Janeiro, Rituaali Clínica e Spa can be a great option, with its 30 therapies designed to connect mind, body and spirit. They always work with closed therapeutic packages and offer vegetarian and vegan food in space.

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Minas Gerais:

Top of Cipó – Serra do Cipó
Vegan accommodation in Minas Gerais? We have! It is located in Serra do Cipó and in addition to being vegan, it has the proposal to offer natural, homemade foods and some are even offered by the space’s garden. We are talking about EcoHospedagem Topo do Cipó.
In addition to vegan food, you also have a space with a pool, trail, waterfalls, local culture workshops, music classes, group cooking and much more. It is one of the vegan hotels in Brazil with more personality.
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