It was a beautiful morning in Rome, and the sun was shining bright. I started my day by visiting the Colosseum, one of the most iconic landmarks in Rome. The Colosseum is a massive amphitheater that was built almost 2000 years ago. It was used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles such as animal hunts, mock sea battles, and dramas based on classical mythology. The Colosseum is a must-vis Read on...
Shanghai is a vibrant city that offers a perfect blend of modern architecture and historic buildings. The city is known for its skyscrapers, contemporary lifestyle, and massive departmental stores that sell everything from luxury fashion to high-end electronics 1. Here is a suggested itinerary for a weekend in Shanghai:
Begin your exploration of Shanghai by immersing yourself in the splendid sc Read on...
New York City is a exciting city that offers a unique blend of culture, history, and entertainment. If you’re visiting New York City for the first time, here’s a realistic travel report to help you make the most of your trip:
Begin your exploration of New York City by visiting the Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, and it’s a must-visi Read on...
Berlin, the vibrant heart of Germany, is a city that defies easy categorization. It’s a place where remnants of a tumultuous past coexist harmoniously with cutting-edge architecture, street art, and a thriving cultural scene. During my visit, I immersed myself in the city’s unique blend of history, art, and pulsating energy.
The Berlin Wall and Checkpoint Charlie: I traced the path of the Ber Read on...
This is my diary of my visit in Tokyo.
Day 1
1. Shinjuku Gyoen (9:00 AM)
Begin your day with serenity at Shinjuku Gyoen, an oasis amidst the urban chaos. The early morning sun filters through ancient trees, casting shadows on meticulously manicured lawns. Sip matcha in one of the teahouses, and let the tranquility seep into your soul. The city’s pulse hasn’t fully awakened yet, and you Read on...
The cruise is to celebrate Mark and my 70th birthdays. We were born in the same hospital in Oakland 14 days apart. We choose this cruise because it started the day before Marks bday out of Fort Lauderdale. Brad, Christie , Laura and Christopher joined us on the cruise. Our ship is the Equinox, we have cruised on it before. We like Celebrity Cruise line because their food is so good. The employees Read on...
While on the train down from Leeds I had texted Uncle Walt the station and time Id be arriving. However, not receiving a confirmation message in return, I began to wonder what would await me when I disembarked. To my relief I found my mom, Simon, and Simons rental car waiting for me. Simon seemed pretty grumpy about having to pick me up and all the headlights shining in his eyes at that time of ni Read on...
Every morning the ships events coordinator Garry reminded us of the days program over the PA system. The printed program which is placed on our bed by the cabin staff, with our tour tickets to ensure everyone is ready for and that we are on time to catch the bus for the right tour. He also reminded us to bring our ‘silent box which we wear over our ear so the tour guides can talk about the local Read on...
Je vous avais dit hier que javais eu du mal trouver lhtel, que jtais le seul client. Pour un client, la patronne ne voulais pas ouvrir le restaurant, elle ma donc envoy, au resto voisin, 5 minutes pied. Jtais oblig de faire les photos du chemin, incroyable, faire en vtt. Par contre le resto bien, avec une vue exceptionnelle.
Aujourdhui, jai un souci qui vient la tche. Je nai plus de batteries Read on...
From National Geographic: MOST OF US have a rough map of the world in our minds that we use any time we think about places. But these mental maps arent necessarily reliable. In fact, many of the maps in our heads share the same errors, some of which are quite large—and surprisingly resistant to correction. Maps distort four basic characteristics: size (area), distance, direction and shape.For in Read on...