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<h1 dir = "auto">White Horse Inn - St. Wolfgang - Austria</h1>
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St. Wolfgang - Austria is amazing and have a great hotel to match this incredible place, the White Horse Inn!
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Located in one of the most beautiful and charming cities in Austria, in St. Wolfgang, and on the shores of the picturesque Wolfgangsee lake, the incredible structure of the hotel is formed by more than ninety-four rooms, two restaurants, a bar, an incredible SPA with full service, a Swarovsky store, gym, library, games room and wine cellar.

In addition to all these attractions, the hotel is prepared for each season of the year with different activities. In spring and summer, for example, with bike rides, walks, fishing and boat rentals. And during the winter, skiing, skating and wine tasting.

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The White Horse Inn is also a member of the important Romantik network, which selects the best hotels and restaurants with a romantic luxury profile throughout Europe.
This beautiful village in the Austrian countryside gained international fame when the comic operetta White Horse Inn premiered in Berlin in 1930. This comedy told the story of a waiter who fell madly in love with the hotel's owner. This hotel, whose history has developed, is none other than the White Horse Inn,

Long before standing out as the great hotel in the movie operetta novel, the Im Weissen Rössl, in German, and White Horse Inn in English, was already making history in the world of hospitality. Locals say that for more than five hundred years pilgrims, who came in search of miracles in the church (next to the hotel), were already received here.

Many, many years passed and in 1896 the romantic comedy, White Horse Inn, written by Oskar Blumenthal and Gustav Kadelburg, telling the inspiring story of the waiter who fell madly in love with the hotel's owner, made the hotel known. But it was in 1930, when the comedy operetta was launched in Berlin, that international fame exploded, transforming the White Horse Inn into one of the most iconic hotels in the world.

In 1912 the Peter family bought the hotel, which at the time consisted of three old houses on the banks of the Wolfgangsee side. Now in its fifth family administration, the hotel has become a charming and large establishment, in a set of nine connected houses (some even date back to the 16th century), full of history, art and a lot of culture. In 2008, the hotel underwent a major transformation process, investing in gastronomy, expansion of the SPA, modernization of accommodation and various social areas.

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The fastest and most comfortable way to reach the White Horse Inn is by car. In addition to highways being a carpet for driving, signage is very effective and helps a lot in locating. By car from Salzburg, for example, it will take you a maximum of fifty minutes to reach the center of St. Wolfgang, and from Vienna, about three hours. There is a private parking service available at the hotel.

If you plan to come by plane, the nearest airport is Salzburg, 45 km away, Munich approximately 250 km, Linz 122 km and Vienna 310 km. If you wish, the White Horse inn plans the entire transfer to the hotel upon prior request.

Another excellent option is the bus and train. Bus 150 leaves the Salzburg bus station for Bad Ischl where you make a short change, walking 20 meters, and take bus 546. If you are coming from the opposite side, from Vienna for example, the train is an excellent option. It also makes a short stop in Bad Ischl (this city is like a transport hub for many places in the region), where you can get off and take the 546 bus. Wolfgang, there's no mistake.

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Structure:

Spa
Imagine a relaxation center covering more than one thousand five hundred square meters, all facing the beautiful Salzkammergut mountains and the Wolfgangsee lake, with its crystal clear waters. It's the perfect setting to disconnect from everyday routine. In this part, all guests can enjoy a heated pool (AMAZING) inside the lake, a floating whirlpool, another heated indoor pool with panoramic views and chromotherapy, sauna, steam baths and a huge outdoor area for sunbathing and enjoy nature.

The other part of the SPA is located inside the hotel and is where the massage center is located. There are more than fifty treatments for the whole body, with products of the highest quality Reviderm.

Accommodations
There are ninety-four accommodations individually decorated with great care and comfort. Single, double, family, special rooms and suites, all treated with daily details to make you feel special.
All rooms include:

Bathroom / shower / WC
Hairdryer
Safe
minibar
satellite tv
Telephone
Radio
“Welcome basket” with bathrobe, towels and slippers
Internet Access – Free WiFi

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Restaurants
The White Horse Inn offers two dining options that are true dining experiences.

kaiserterrasse
In a romantic and elegant setting, the Kaiserterrasse offers an ambitious selection of dishes, served in a stunning setting overlooking the lake. The menu ranges from traditional Austrian dishes to international classics and the wine list is very refined. This is one of the most traditional restaurants in the city and is run by the famous chef Peter Dengg. The Kaiserterrasse has already been awarded fourteen Gault Millau points.

Seerestaurant and Rossl Terrasse
Open every day from 10 am (in summer from 9 am), this beautiful restaurant with terrace offers a typical Austrian menu. The wine list and appetizers are very well selected. The Seerestaurant is perfect for an elegant lunch on the shores of Lake Wolfgangsee.

There is also a bar in the hotel, the Poststüberl. Very frequented by guests before dinner for an aperitif, or after dinner for a drink, the Poststüberl is the only area of the hotel where smoking is allowed. During the summer, there is live music to relax and entertain customers!

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White Horse Inn

<h1 dir = "auto">St. Wolfgang - Austria</h1>
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St. Wolfgang is a place that will definitely make your list of unique discoveries in the world. Located between Hallstatt and Salzburg, on the shores of Lake Wolfgangsee, this amazing city is a mix of history, nature and people full of traditions.

Also known as a SPA town, St. Wolfgang is very popular on weekends, as a haven of peace to rest and get lost in nature. During the winter, the Christmas Market takes over the place, the landscape changes completely and everyone waits for the lake to freeze to go ice skating!

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St. Wolfgang has an interesting history. Founded in 976 by Bishop Wolfgang, legend has it that he threw his ax into the mountain and declared that where it landed would be the building site for his church. This was done, and the church was built and the city founded. In 1052 after the canonization of St. Wolfgang, the Church became an important place for pilgrims, who believed in the power of the holy miracle worker. The church is full of gifts that pilgrims brought in longing for a gift.

Another fact that made the city famous worldwide was when the comedy play “Im weißen Rössl am Wolfgangsee” (recorded at the White Horse Inn Hotel) celebrated its premiere in Berlin and was a huge success. The city became world famous and attracted movie stars from all corners of the planet.

From there St. Wolfgang has been developing, mainly in tourism, and today it is considered one of the main centers of relaxation and rest in the Austrian countryside.

The ideal way to travel around Austria is by car. In addition to the roads being very well signposted, the landscapes force you to stop every minute. By car from Salzburg, for example, it will take you a maximum of fifty minutes to reach the center of St. Wolfgang.

Another excellent option is the bus and train. Bus 150 leaves the Salzburg bus station for Bad Ischl where you make a short change, walking 20 meters, and take bus 546. If you are coming from the opposite side, from Vienna for example, the train is an excellent option. It makes a short stop in Bad Ischl too (this town is like a transport hub for many places in the region) where you get off and take the 546 bus. Wolfgang, there's no mistake,and rest assured that most buses, even circular ones, are used to and prepared to receive luggage.

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The best way to get to know this St. Wolfgang and its attractions are within walking distance. The alleys are beautiful and there are every hidden place to take your breath away. Two days and two nights is recommended to stay here, but if you are short on time, one day and one night will be enough to walk around the village and discover the three attractions:

The church
This beautiful and historic church is the starting point of the city and where it all began. When Father Wolfgang decided to build it, legend has it that he made a pact with the devil to finish it, saying that he, the devil, would be the first to enter the church. But the first being to enter the holy church was a wolf, which made the devil very angry. Over the years the church underwent several transformations and during the Middle Ages it was one of the most visited and worshiped shrines in all of Austria.

Note the Gothic altar made by Michael Pacher in 1481. The work is twelve and a half meters high and six meters wide, reproducing details of the life of Jesus. It is a true relic of art history.

The Ferry tour, which takes about two hours, departs from St. Wolfgang and passes through several movie villages to reach St. Gilgen, at the end of lake Wolfgangsee. There, passengers disembark and can explore the city for thirty minutes. I took advantage of this time to have a coffee and contemplate nature, St. Gilgen looks like a doll town.

Schafberg Mountain with the SchafbergBahn train
Climbing to the top of the Schafberg mountain is an indescribable experience. The SchafbergBahn train that makes the journey to the top, reaching a height of 1783 meters, has been in operation since 1893 and is open every year for rides during spring and summer (April to October). The mountain has a whole structure to receive tourists. At the top, there is a cafe to rest and several benches spread across the Alps to admire the landscape. It seems that the sky and the mountain become one.

At the top of the mountain there is also the traditional Hotel Schafbergspitze, managed by the Pasch family.
Each round trip on the train takes around thirty minutes and the up and down times are stipulated every hour. Therefore, the tour can take as long as you define. Detail, only take this tour if the weather is clear, otherwise you won't see anything but the clouds.

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Now that you've got all the tips, all you have to do is set up the itinerary, choose the accommodation using BITBOOK.NET, pack your suitcase and throw yourself into the charm of this amazing place.

I have no doubt that you will have unforgettable days. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments and we'll be happy to answer them!

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St. Wolfgang

<h1 dir = "auto">United Arab Emirates</h1>
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The United Arab Emirates is one of the most intriguing countries you can visit. Imagine that everything we can see and enjoy today was actually built on top of the DESERT sand. It is known that this type of soil is not born and grows at all, so consider what these people did not have to develop to be able to build one of the most modern countries in the world in this type of climate and soil.

Nowadays it is possible to build a building in Dubai in months, create a lake in the middle of a condominium and even make it rain artificially.

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The history of the United Arab Emirates is very interesting and in a short time it went through many stages. Before being a country, the territory was a British colony. The British explored the region for a long time, until in the 60s the Sheikhs, former Bedouins, definitively took control and started a gigantic process of changes. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been a country effectively since 1971 and one of the great hopefuls of this change was Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.

Throughout history, many of the great Sheikhs and administrators were Bedouin nomads who lived half their lives in the desert and the other half in veritable palaces. The cultural shock was very big and it is very interesting to understand all this movement during the trip. Today, on average, 80% of the population of Dubai and Abu Dhabi are foreigners. It's an endless mix of accents and cultures. What predominates, of course, is the Arab culture and the Muslim religion, but, in general, it is an Arab country that is much more open than the others.

The country is made up of seven emirates, each of which has its sheikh ruling through independent monarchies, that is, each emirate has its rules and laws, according to what each sheikh wants.

The seven Emirates are: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm al-Quwain, Ras al-Khaimah and Fujairah, Abu Dhabi being the richest emirate, the capital and the center of all political life in the country. According to my guide, over 80% of the oil is here. Touristically speaking, the most open emirates are Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The others, in general, are more conservative, but that doesn't mean they are closed to tourism.

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What to do in United Arab Emirates

Jumeirah Beach
A day at the beach in Dubai is a good choice. You can use the city's public beaches or buy a day-use ticket from a beachfront resort. Whichever way you choose, a dip in the Persian Gulf is a must. Dubai's public beaches are accessible to both men and women and everyone can wear normal bathing suits – including bikinis.

Palm Jumeirah
By the way, this is the postcard of Dubai! The famous palm-shaped artificial island is a scandal of beautiful houses and mega resorts facing the sea. The most famous of them, the wonderful Atlantis, reigns supreme in one of the palm leaves. At the hotel, there is a water park, Aquaventure Waterpark, where you can spend the day.

Madinat Jumeirah
This complex of luxury hotels and shops is one of the most beautiful places in Dubai. It is worth a visit during the day and also at night when restaurants and bars open their charming doors. It is here in this complex that the Burj Al Arab is located, that famous 7 star hotel. To visit the hotel it is possible only with reservation in one of its restaurants.

Dubai Marina
This is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Dubai. It's worth walking around here, sitting in the charming cafes on The Walk and admiring the skyscrapers with surprising architecture. The buildings look like real works of art.

Al Fahidi – Historic Quarter
Walking through the streets of this neighborhood is like having an idea of what Dubai was like in the 20th century before the discovery of oil. The houses where locals used to live have become small shops, art galleries, cafes and museums. The old ships, used by the Iranians to transport cargo, are still there. Also visit the Dubai Museum where you can learn more about the history of the city.

Safari
Coming to Dubai and not going on safari is like going to Rome and not visiting the Colosseum. Venture out for an afternoon on the sands of the Dubai desert in 4×4 vehicles, and later, dine in a typical Bedouin tent with dance shows and various typical attractions.

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I have no doubt that you will have unforgettable days. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments and we'll be happy to answer them!

Safe travel and enjoy this amazing place!

United Arab Emirates

<h1 dir = "auto">Isla Mujeres - Mexico</h1>
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This Caribbean island was once considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world and this title really does justice to its beauties: it is a spectacle! If you are thinking of getting to know the surroundings of Cancún and the Riviera Maya, put this Mexican paradise on your itinerary.&nbsp;

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The history of Isla Mujeres is quite interesting. A long time ago, in the pre-Columbian period, the island was completely dominated by the Mayans and considered sacred.

The Mayan civilization was polytheistic (they believed in several gods) and they dedicated the island to the goddess Ixchel. She was considered the goddess of fertility, healing, the moon and weaving. The Mayans scattered Ixchel cult figures throughout the island. She is represented as an old woman pouring a pitcher full of water over the earth, and also as an old woman weaving on a waist loom.

When the Spaniards discovered the island in the 16th century and saw all those female representations, they named the island Isla Mujeres.
There are numerous ways to get to Isla Mujeres and they are all pretty easy. On your own, departing from the port region of Cancún, in Puerto Juaréz, you can take a ferry boat directly to Isla Mujeres.

For those staying in the Zona Hoteleria in Cancun, there are several starting points. In this region the ticket is usually more expensive. The cheapest route is the one that leaves from Playa Tortugas and is also the one with the most flexible itinerary, with hourly boats. It is also possible to board at El Embarcadero and Playa Caracol.

The ideal is to leave early and book at least a whole day to enjoy all the best that the island has to offer. The boat trip is short and the view of the mainland is phenomenal.

Getting around the island is very easy, either on foot, or you can rent one of the many golf carts scattered around the place. Another option is taxis, but I don't really recommend it.
Despite being small, Isla Mujeres offers entertainment for all tastes. Dive parks, cinema beaches, cafes, good quality restaurants

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Playa Norte
This is perhaps one of the best beaches in the region. Playa Norte is the main reason tourists travel from Cancun to Isla Mujeres. The combination of warm and crystalline water, white sand, year-round sunshine and a bucolic climate make this beach the ideal place to recharge your batteries.

Walk into the sea in waist-deep water and dive with the colorful fish that live there! If you enjoy snoklel this is the ideal spot. Water visibility is excellent and the local marine fauna is super colorful.

Important tip: arrive early to see the best of this paradise. This is one of the most popular beaches in the region and tends to get crowded every day of the week.

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Center of Isla Mujeres
This is where the various restaurants and shops that we love when traveling are! Stroll around clothing stores, handicrafts and decorative pieces from the local tradition.

Choose a nice place to eat and be sure to try some of the best margaritas in all of Mexico!
During the night the bars and restaurants tend to be full, ensuring entertainment for all tastes.

Punta Sur
At the southern end of the island is this small environmental park where there are several statues that decorate the landscape. What draws attention are the iguanas that live there!

The place has an incredible view of the sea, perfect for watching the sunset. There are also the ruins of the temple of Ixchel, the goddess that the Mayans worshiped on the island.

Garrafon Bay
This is one of the most famous places on Isla Mujeres. It is a diving area with a picturesque view of a wooden pier and the clear blue sea.
In this area are the best diving clubs in Isla Mujeres, Garrafón de La Castilla and Garrafón Park.

For those who want to enjoy the comfort of a park, Garrafón Park is much more modest than the famous parks in Cancún, and has an excellent diving area where you can see different species of fish and corals.

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Muse Isla Mujeres
This is a different museum. The MUSA, or Underwater Museum of Art, brings together a collection of 500 pieces of art created at the bottom of the sea. It is ideal for anyone who has mastered some scuba diving techniques. If you want, you can take a basic course to be able to venture into this incredible tour.

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Restaurants and bars in Isla Mujeres
Isla Mujeres is not just made of incredible dives and dreamy beaches. The island brings together good places with the best of local cuisine.

Fuego de Mar
Preferred by tourists, this restaurant brings together the most sophisticated in local cuisine, with fresh seafood, bold atmosphere and differentiated service. Located in the Boulevard Paseo area, it is a little outside the hubbub of downtown. The food is prepared right before your eyes and the chefs are aware of the main trends in world cuisine. Make a reservation, as the house is small and tends to get crowded.

Not far from Playa Norte is this charming family restaurant specializing in Mexican cuisine and with several gluten free and vegetarian options. The service is personalized and all ingredients are local. Be sure to try the drinks, the house has recognized prominence when it comes to margaritas.

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Now that you've got all the tips, all you have to do is set up the itinerary, choose the accommodation using BITBOOK.NET, pack your suitcase and throw yourself into the charm of this amazing place.
I have no doubt that you will have unforgettable days. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments and we'll be happy to answer them!
Safe travel and enjoy this amazing place!

Isla Mujeres

<h1 dir = "auto">Top Museums In New York</h1>
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Art is something you can find in every corner of New York. Just look to the sides or to the sky, and everything seems to have some artistic expression. Starting with the stunning architecture of the skyscrapers, the varied gastronomy, the graffiti on the walls around the city, the bridges and even the houses that have become icons of TV series, art is something in abundance in this metropolis.

In addition to the various ways of expressing yourself on the streets, museums and galleries abound in the Big Apple. It is a plurality of artistic manifestations of all kinds and for all tastes. Particularly, what enchanted me most about museums in New York was the amount of extra activities that can be done to complement visits in intelligent and dynamic ways. Interactive exhibitions, guided tours, extracurricular courses and agendas with daily updates are just some of the many options they have available.

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Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET)

The MET art collection is one of the richest and most fantastic on the planet. Here, you can appreciate and learn from African, Egyptian, Greek, European, Oriental and many other parts of the world art, over 5,000 years old. As with the Louvre, I don't recommend seeing the whole museum in one day. Choose one of the sessions to explore and, if you want, include a guided tour in your tour, as they offer several during the day, totally free. If you wish, there is an audio guide available.

The Met Breuer

Inaugurated in March 2016, the Met Breuer is an arm of the Metropolitan Museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art. Situated close to the Met's main building, next to Central Park, The MET Breur displays works by Picasso, Van Gogh, Mondrian, and many other renowned artists. The last floors of the museum are dedicated to unfinished works, a real dive into the creative process of countless artists. The Met Breuer also has a wonderful restaurant in the basement, the Flora Bar and Coffee, it's worth going there even for a cup of coffee!

The Met Cloisters

Another child of the Metropolitan Museum, the MET Cloisters is a special museum dedicated to the art, architecture and gardens of Medieval (Middle Ages) Europe. Deriving its name from the medieval cloisters that form the core of the building, this museum presents a harmonious and distinctive setting with over 2,000 works of art, as well as exceptional architectural elements from the Medieval West. Anyone who loves European history will love this place.

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Museum of Modern Art – MoMA

New York rocks in art-related attractions and, with MoMA, it couldn't be different. This is one of the most complete modern and contemporary art museums in the world. Here you can find works by Matisse, Picasso, Dalí, Duchamp, and many other artists who made history in the art world. Get ready to stay here for an hour and a half on average, and if you want, there is an audio guide at the entrance to MoMA

MoMA PS1

MoMA PS1 is one of the oldest and largest non-profit contemporary art institutions in the United States. The cool thing about this museum is that it is located in an old school building in Queens, one of NY's districts. The experience that MoMA PS1 offers is a little different from other museums. He is like a catalyst and champion of new ideas and trends in contemporary art that seeks and values emerging artists, new genres and adventurous new works by recognized artists. It is a space for supporting and encouraging innovation in contemporary art.

Rather than housing a permanent collection, the museum more often hosts traveling exhibitions, hosting an ever-changing range of works by experimental and emerging artists.

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Whitney Museum of American Art

This charming museum of contemporary American art is one of the most prestigious and dynamic in the world. There are more than 21,000 works by more than 3,000 different artists. The interesting thing there, in addition to the incredible renowned collection, is that the museum explores a lot of works by artists still alive, both in the beautiful temporary exhibitions and in the collection itself.

The Whitney is housed in a building designed by architect Renzo Piano, between the High Line and the Hudson River. The building is so unique that even if you don't like contemporary art, it's worth the visit to get to know it.


The Museum of Arts and Design 

MAD, as it is affectionately called in the Big Apple, is a museum of contemporary art and design that operates in an artisanal way. The museum is well known for introducing its visitors to all facets of manufacturing and the creative processes by which materials are transformed, from traditional techniques to cutting-edge technologies.

With its rotating exhibits, MAD focuses on innovation and freedom of expression in a way that appeals to all ages.

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Now that you've got all the tips, all you have to do is set up the itinerary, choose the accommodation using BITBOOK.NET, pack your suitcase and throw yourself into the charm of this amazing place.

I have no doubt that you will have unforgettable days. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments and we'll be happy to answer them!

Safe travel and enjoy this amazing place!

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<h1 dir = "auto">Davenport - California</h1>
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If you are planning your vacation to California, you already know: definitely include Davenport in your fantastic route.

Davenport is a real find on California's central coast. Traditional Californian itineraries, most of the time, do not include this paradise and I honestly do not understand the real reason, since in addition to being located at one of the points on Highway 1 route, it is close to the incredible San Francisco. It is a place of magnificent beauty, with inspiring and very poetic wild landscapes. Something very different from that Californian style that we see in movies and series.

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California, in general, is well known for its popular beaches, many professional surfers and skate parks. This initial view is really charming, but the region as a whole can offer you much more than this movement. Davenport is the opposite of all this excitement, access is limited, and depending on the time of year, there is a high chance of finding the beach deserted! What I particularly think is wonderful!

The region is very frequented by Americans, so much so that it is very common to find locals appreciating the full nature in different ways, reading a book, painting pictures or simply looking at the infinity that Davenport provides.

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Davenport is located 11 miles north of Santa Cruz. The first stop is at Davenport Pier. This site is surrounded by ancient ruins of the concrete pier, which is now a set of concrete towers. This spot is known to attract photographers from all over the world.

to the south is Davenport Beach, the most frequented beach in the city, as access is easier and the landscape is second to none. Stay here for a while until you get used to the endless beauty. It is breathtaking.

The next beach, not far away, is Shark Fin Cove Beach. Shark, in English, means shark and the name comes from the fact that the main stone on the beach looks like a fin. This is the smallest beach in the region and, honestly, for me, it's the nicest. In this region it is very windy and the stone walls that surround the beach help to reduce the wind. Access is limited, you need to go down a small stone trail, but it is well worth it.

Further south is Bonny Doom Beach, the least crowded and wildest of all the beaches. The stone walls are incredible and almost untouchable. There's no way to miss the photo here, lol! I only suggest stopping the car and admiring the cliffs and cliffs from above.

The last stop worth staying the rest of the day and enjoying the wonderful sunset is Panther Beach. In fact, if you can spend the whole day on this beach in the summer, it won't be bad at all, hehehe, the contact with full, raw nature brings a lot of peace, and, if you're lucky, on a beautiful hot day, it will be unforgettable! The locals and many young people, in the summer, tend to frequent this beach and fill the area.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Point Lobos Park - California</h1>
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If you want to Disconnect from the world, the Point Lobos State Natural Reserve is your type of trip.&nbsp;
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Considered “The Jewel in the Crown” of California's 280 state parks, Point Lobos State Natural Reserve is a breathtaking ecological reserve. Located on the state's Central Coast in Monterey County, the reserve is three miles south of Carmel on California 1 (highway) and is one of the most enchanting attractions in the entire region.

For you to have an idea of the preciousness of this place, Point Lobos has the highest level of environmental protection from the government among all reserves in the State of California. The tour is ideal for those who love hiking, picnics, scuba diving, and also for those who just want to contemplate and admire nature and the imposing Pacific.

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In the Reserve there are communities of very rare plants, archaeological sites threatened with extinction, unique geological formations, an immensely rich fauna and flora, both on land and at sea.
Marine mammals are among one of the great attractions. Sea otters, fur seals and sea lions make this park their home. We run a serious risk, delicious I would say, of being on a trail and suddenly seeing whales and dolphins in the sea passing through the region in search of food.

one of the traditional trails in Point Lobos is the Cypress Grove Trail, it is very short with about 1.3 km, but the beauty is so noble that it makes you feel in an enchanted forest. I still remember the feeling I felt when I first saw it, the tall trees that closed the view of the sky, only rays of light entering, the rust vegetation that surrounds some trees, lower vegetation of different colors, flowers along the way, and as a gift, well from the my little side, between the trees, a breathtaking view of the ocean with different shades of blue.

A tip is to bring binoculars. On the way to the trail, nature is greatly transformed and there is the possibility of watching a “dancing theater” of cute little animals in the sea and among the trees. For those who like surprises, it is possible to be on this trail and come across deer along the way. They are so cute and reminds me of being in the Bambi movie hehehe. Who never watched.

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After this trail, head to the opposite side of the Cypress Grove Trail. Adjacent to the parking lot you will find the Lion Point Trail and Sand Hill Trail, two trails with about 0.8 km to go. They are stuck together and you can't tell where one starts and ends.

The landscapes are still breathtaking, but the vegetation is sooooo different from the first Cypress Grove Trail. There are some cliffs in this stretch that are majestic, in addition to having a privileged view of the sea and being able to feel all the wind from the Pacific. Take a jacket even if it's summer! All these trails are very well signposted by signs and protected by fences indicating how far you can go.

Point Lobos also receives many painters and photographers wanting to record nature's spectacles. The reserve is also loved by divers, there is an area called the Offshore that is considered one of the richest underwater habitats in California. Imagine there is a kelp forest that is 70 feet deep. A parallel world of colors and animals.
But don't think it's just getting there and wanting to dive in. There are many rules. The practice is allowed only for certified divers and in addition to passing certification tests. If you meet these criteria, it is important to book the experience well in advance and prove all requirements.

If you're not a diver, there's the opportunity to snorkel (with rules too). Now if you don't want to go into the sea, the nature of Point Lobos always brings surprises. Depending on the tide, if low, it is possible to find natural pools full of marine life. The best place to look is West Beach, which is located between the parking lots at Sea Lion Point and Bird Island along the South Shore Road and Trail. An important and sustainable tip is whenever you find animals, shells or stones, you should leave them in the same place you found them.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Cesky Krumlov - Czech republic</h1>
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This amazing city was founded in the 13th century, it housed a good part of the Germanic nobility for centuries due to its location in the Sudetenland, very close to Germany and Austria. As a result, its landscape is an aggregation of century-old castles, palaces, towers and other constructions that, by some miracle, have survived all the wars, conflicts and natural disasters of the last 800 years.

Cesky Krumlov is not just beautiful. Not just pleasant. Not just spectacular. More than all that, she is unique. It feels like you are in a painting, not reality.
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 Czech republic.

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To crown the plastic beauty of the scenery, Cesky Krumlov occupies a valley with dramatic cliffs, on which all the houses rest, skirting the Vltava or Moldava River, the same one that cuts through the capital Prague, 170 km to the north.

Cesky Krumlov Castle. As is customary in the Czech Republic, the word “castle” or hrad does not refer to a single building, but to a complex of buildings. In this case, there is the fortress itself, surrounded by 12 other buildings, which range from a stable to a theater – in fact, one of the best preserved Baroque style buildings on the entire planet.

The origins of Cesky Krumlov Castle go back to 1240, when the Rosenberg family (you'll hear a lot about them when you visit this country) ruled Bohemia, celebrating its opulence with palaces and cultural institutions unusual for the time.

In the castle tower is the Hradní Muzeum, a museum that deserves a visit. There, you can find hundreds of artifacts that reveal what life was like for local nobles in past centuries. There are from 15th century bathrooms to armor from the 1700s. And, even, a saint's skeleton! Yes, the bones of Saint Reparatus, one of the region's evangelizers.

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If you like beer, you are in the right place!
Here's a list of options to have a nice beer:

Eggenberg
A traditional krumlovian brewery, created in 1560. Of course, a lot has changed since then and the current buildings are newer, like, like, 200 years old.
Eggenberg currently produces seven varieties of beer: two light drafts, two light lagers, one dark lager, one low-sugar and one non-alcoholic.

all accompanied by a glass of precious Pivní pálenka Eggenberg – a liqueur made from the local beer. To produce each liter of it, 10 liters of beer are needed. And the end result is a strong (42%) but aromatic distillate that enhances the freshness of local beers when taken alongside them, particularly the unfiltered or pasteurized versions.

At the restaurant, you can also try typical Bohemian cold cuts, sausages and meats, made especially with pork.
For those who want to go beyond the restaurant, there are guided tours of the brewery complex. The most basic one costs 50 CZK.
There are other options that include tastings and in-store discounts, the most complete of which costs 150 CZK and comprises two glasses of beer and a 4-bottle takeaway kit – a real bargain!

Na louzi
A friendly pub, stronghold of Bohemian intellectuals for decades, decorated with hundreds of old advertisements for beer (and other products). It's where you mingle with locals, in search of a pleasant afternoon.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Where to stay in Prague - Czech republic</h1>
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Prague is one of the most visited European cities in the world, which means that there are endless accommodation options for all tastes and budgets.

A tip that applies to any city is: always try to stay as close as possible to public transport, tourist attractions and, why not, restaurants and bars for those nights when you're tired and don't want to go too far from the hotel.

Prague have 3 best regions to stay : Malá Strana, Old Town and Staré Mesto and close to Wenceslas Square.

Malá Strana is, without a doubt, the best place to stay. Charming neighborhood, right next to Charles Bridge (you won't get tired of crossing it) and close to the most beautiful places in the city like Prague Castle and Petrín. If you want to take pictures of the bridge at dawn, staying there is essential.
As if that weren't enough, as night falls, the neighborhood takes on a very special atmosphere, almost as if you were going back in time.

The Old Town and Staré Mesto are close to a wealth of sights, including the Prague Astronomical Clock. That's where most of the capital's nightlife is located.

Wenceslas Square is one of the main squares in the city and you will certainly pass by it at some point. The view of the National Museum of Prague from the lower part of the square is beautiful. The area is very busy during the day and is close to the Powder Tower, the City Hall and its beautiful Art Nouveau building and the also famous Café Louvre.

Staying in this area is interesting for those who want to stay away from the crowds, but still close to the hustle and bustle. In a 10-minute walk you are in the Historic Center and in another 5 minutes you will be at Charles Bridge.

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The Icon Hotel &amp; Lounge
A design hotel right in the city center just a few minutes' walk from all the main tourist attractions

From the outside, The Icon Hotel can go almost unnoticed, but already in its lobby we notice that it is different. Throughout the hotel you will find works of art from the JustArt project, which seeks to help local artists publicize their work.

Additionally, the decor uses and abuses bold colors that draw attention to the various design elements, with purple being the hotel's standout color.

The rooms at The Icon Hotel are spacious, have a pleasant decor and the highlight is the huge Swedish beds by the Hästens brand, which, according to them, are handcrafted with natural and hypoallergenic materials.

You will also find a TV, DVD, iPod and MP3 input, minibar, a safe with biometric reading big enough to store a notebook and, in the larger rooms, a living room with a home theater.

This hotel is just a few steps away from the famous Wenceslas Square and the National Museum in the center of Prague, The Icon Hotel is also close to the city's Tram and Metro stations. If you don't want to take public transport, the hotel is also between a 10 and 20 minute walk from the main sights of the city such as the Prague Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge and the Dancing House

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Domus Balthasar
A comfortable hotel with an impeccable location: literally 3 steps away from the famous and symbolic Charles Bridge.
With very comfortable and very spacious rooms, with a desk, chairs, TV, bathtub and closets.
Breakfast is included in the rate and served at Bohemia Bagel Café, a cafe next to the hotel.

It also has free Wi-Fi in the rooms and a private driver if you need a transfer or even a tour of other nearby cities such as Cesky Krumlov (both services paid separately).

The hotel is located in an old house in Prague, and due to its structure, Domus Baltasar could not install any type of elevator. So, if you ask to stay on the top floor, take into account that you will need to climb a few flights of stairs with your bags.

The location of Domus Balthasar is great, almost perfect.
A few meters from Charles Bridge, in the historic district of Malá Strana, and very close to several of the most important tourist attractions in the city. Not to mention that the tram that takes you to Prague Castle is also right next door.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Alternative tour in Prague</h1>
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Prague has so many options that many places end up being "forgotten" by tourists, but here you will find more options to enhance your tour of the city.

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Augustine&nbsp;
Hidden away in the charming neighborhood of Mala Strana is the Augustine Hotel, a luxury hotel housed in a complex of buildings dating from 1284. ”. The site has an adjoining church which, for many centuries, housed monks and other representatives of the Czech clergy.

Those who stay there will find stunning views of Prague Castle, but you don't have to stay there to enjoy this special place. The restaurant of the same name is located at the Augustine Hotel, headed by Marek Fichtner – one of the judges on the Czech version of the MasterChef program.

There is also the beautiful Refectory bar, located in a 19th century cellar filled with century-old baroque frescoes, and the St. Thomas, housed in a 17th-century underground hall.

The beer of St. Thomas, that is to say, is produced according to a recipe from 1352 by five monks who still inhabit the medieval cloister right next to the hotel. It is dark, dense, unfiltered and unpasteurized with a caramel aroma. At 90 CZK per bottle, you can drink it in the restaurant, bar or take it home. In other words, an unmissable tour!

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Franz Kafka Museum
Anyone who travels to Prague inevitably goes through a metamorphosis. Especially if you immerse yourself in Czech culture and visit iconic places like the Kafka Museum. There you can discover the intricate paths taken by the writer Franz Kafka in his 40 years of life (1883-1924). Entry costs 200 crowns and allows you to appreciate the manuscripts of the main works, as well as letters, diaries, photos and 3D presentations.
But not only that. Kafka is omnipresent in Prague. There are two works of art dedicated to him that deserve your visit. One is modern, gigantic and technological: a face of yours undergoing a metamorphosis, as layers move back and forth. You can find it at Quadrio Shopping Center (Narodni trida metro).

The other, located on Dusni Street, in the Jewish quarter, is older and more enigmatic.
After the museum and the statues, the best option is to have a cappuccino the Czech way – that is, accompanied by a strudel – at the Franz Kafka Café, a friendly establishment in the Old Town.

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U Fleku – The oldest brewery in Prague
It is one of the most important gastronomic attractions in the Czech capital and has been around longer than many countries (It was founded in 1499).

Today U Fleku houses up to 1200 people in eight halls and a garden. It has live music, a cabaret-style show, delicious snacks (remember that we are in a region that produces sausages and sausages), typical Bohemian dishes and lots of entertainment.

There are curiosities such as two cannonballs from the Thirty Years' War (which took place in the 17th century), a museum and a beer production line, which can be visited. By the way, it is a bock with 5% alcohol and 13% malt before fermentation. Dense, aromatic and delicious. If you like beer, you have to visit this place.

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Reduta Jazz Club
Prague has an above average nightlife, with very interesting bars and clubs spread throughout the city (not just in the “tourist” area), but there are places that, above all, enchant with their history. Perhaps the most emblematic is the Reduta Jazz Club, a bar with more than five decades of tradition.

Inaugurated at the height of the communist period, in 1958, the bar was from the beginning against the grain of the establishment. There, under the crooked eyes of the country's political leaders, artists from the capitalist world such as Wynton Marsalis, Chris Barber, Aki Takase, Albert Mangelsdorff, Cecil Taylor, among others, performed.

Reduta was also one of the stages of the so-called Velvet Revolution, the peaceful articulation of dissidents that ended up extinguishing communism and reestablishing democracy in the late 1980s.


As there is a lot to see in the historic center, here are some interesting places: the Jewish Cemetery and its Synagogue (you can see the stairs to the protective Golem outside it), the Powder Tower (Powder Tower), the City Hall and its beautiful Art Nouveau building, the Monument to Saint Wenceslas and the National Museum and, of course, the Dancing House, made in honor of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers


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