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23/03/2021

✈️The Incredible Changi Airport
👇Tag a friend you’d travel here with!

19/03/2021

10 surprising facts about Cuba
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🇨🇺 Cuba is one of only two countries in the world where Coca-Cola is not sold. The other country where the drink has been banned due to US sanctions is North Korea
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🇨🇺 Cuba has one of the highest literacy rates in the world at 99.8%
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🇨🇺 In 2009, the US government secretly funded the creation of ZunZuneo, a Twitter-like social network in Cuba designed to gather information on Cuban citizens and conduct anti-government propaganda
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🇨🇺 By law, all government vehicles in Cuba are required to pick up hitchhikers
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🇨🇺 Only 5% of Cubans have access to the internet
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🇨🇺 To this day, some of the most important foods are issued on ration cards, insuring the poorest part of the population from starvation
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🇨🇺 Cubans were forbidden to own mobile phones until 2008
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🇨🇺 Fidel Castro was a big fan of John Lennon and even commissioned a bronze statue of him, stating that "he was a true revolutionary"
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🇨🇺 Poor Cuban families may not have a table in the house at all. So the habit of eating at the table is completely absent for some Cubans
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🇨🇺 A few decades ago Russian stew was popular in Cuba, called "carne rusa".

17/03/2021

16/03/2021

⭐️The top 5 free and must-see places to visit in London⭐️
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1️⃣ Changing of the guard ceremony
A colourful and entertaining show featuring guardsmen 💂♀️ in red uniforms and royal cavalry accompanied by a military 🥁 band. Held outside Buckingham Palace.
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2️⃣ Natural History Museum
London has a large number of public museums and art galleries that you can go to for free. But I recommend a visit to the Natural History Museum. The skeleton of a huge diplodocus 🦕 and a whale 🐳 is there! And in general a very informative and interesting museum with displays of dinosaurs, insects, plants, minerals and much more. There's even a room with a simulated earthquake.
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3️⃣ Sky Garden
A cosy and unusual place to sit in an oasis 35 stories high with a spectacular panoramic view over London. A great alternative to pay-per-view platforms.
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4️⃣ Richmond Park
A park where you might not notice your whole day fly by. It's enormous! Lakes, fields, woods, gardens and the main attraction is 🦌 deer, they are everywhere there. And so used to people that some of them let you feed them)) 🥕🌿
You can read more by tagging:
-seeLondon_Richmond
If you don't get a chance to visit, I recommend looking out for Kensington Gardens, where you can find green tame parrots.
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5️⃣ St Paul's Cathedral or Westminster Abbey
These two major architectural landmarks can be reached for free every Sunday by attending a church service. Check the timetable on the official websites
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12/03/2021

HOW TO SAVE MONEY WHILE TRAVELLING

1. Challenging itinerary = interesting itinerary!
Do you know where you want to go, but tickets are unreasonably expensive? That's not a reason to get frustrated - rather try building an itinerary yourself with the help of low-cost carriers. In this way complicated route becomes not complicated, but interesting!

Flight options can be very diverse, you can lay out a route through several places at once, guided by the availability of tickets at a minimum price. It all depends on your imagination and what cities you want to see. For example, if you take Malta, then the way back can be made through Rome, Nuremberg, Vilnius, Madrid, Warsaw and other places - you don't have to look for minimum connections, you can even stay in the city you are interested in for a couple of days.

Speaking of connections: if you plan your itinerary and buy your tickets separately, make sure you have enough time to make the connection. If there is less than 2 hours difference between the departure and arrival times, you may not catch your next flight.

It's also possible to take trains, buses or even hitchhikers for some parts of the trip and save a lot on that.

2: Free accommodation, 'like a local'.
In fact, it's an opportunity to stay with a local for free while you're travelling.

In Europe, the U.S. and other countries this service is very popular and seen mainly not as a way to save money, but as a cultural exchange. For you it's 2in1: first, you don't have to pay for accommodation (especially when it comes to expensive cities), and second, you can get advice from locals, who probably know better than any guidebook where to eat, what to see and where to hang out.

How does it work? You register and contact the hosts (the owners of the flat or house), telling them about yourself with a request to host you on certain dates. Then, if the host agrees, you arrange everything: when you arrive, will they wait for you or give you the keys through your neighbours, where will they arrange your sleeping place, etc. Hosts vary: some may give you the keys to the flat and that's it, while others will organise a whole entertainment programme for you.

Hotel for the price of a hostel - is it realistic?
Previously, we gave universal advice on choosing bargain accommodation abroad: pay attention to hostels, hotels like "Bed & Breakfast", avoid the high season, etc. And now we'll tell you a few more tricks that not everyone knows about.

A bed in a hostel will always be cheaper than a hotel room and apartments in the suburbs are cheaper than in the city centre - but what if you don't want to live in a hostel and the suburbs?

3. Communication that helps you save money
At first glance it might seem that the obvious way to stay in touch on a budget trip is via free Wi-Fi, but that's a bit of a stretch. It's not available everywhere, so you limit yourself by depending on a free hotspot.

09/03/2021

Who are these people, you might have thought when you logged on to our page.

The aim of our company is to enable tourists from all countries to spend much less money on hotels and still get
same conditions as other tour operators but for less money

How it works?
Once you have found the hotel you want on any travel site such as booking.com or hotels.com expedia.com etc., you just send us a link to the offer that you received and we will make every effort to give you the same offer (same hotel, same room, same number of nights, etc.) but cheaper.

Why our rates are cheaper?
We work with the biggest wholesalers of hotel rooms in almost every country in the world. And if other tour operators can add up to 40% to the price to earn money we are willing to earn many times less per customer because we know that when people get the same hotel rooms but at a cheaper price there are a huge number of people who are ready to use our services.

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05/03/2021

NEW YORK 🤪

What to see in New York? You could write an entire book to answer this question. New York is rightly considered to be the most visited city in the world, with its many attractions and activities. Every day you can discover something new, get to know the cultural life of the metropolis, the business districts, and shop in the malls.

New York is one of the most expensive cities in the world to visit.

Literally everything "costs money" here, but there are architectural and historical sites, the entrance to which is free. Admittedly, you'll often see a sign here stating that voluntary donations of $3-$5 are welcome. Even in the summer, when it is quite comfortable and warm in New York, take a warm jumper or jacket with you when you go on a trip.

When visiting some attractions, such as the Brooklyn Bridge or the Rockefeller Center and Empire State Building observation decks, strong winds may hinder your enjoyment of the cityscape. There are also a few things to know for the tourist in New York City: the underground is the cheapest way to get around the city; don't buy any street food; there are cheap fast food chains that offer good value for money; bring your own power conversion adaptor (available at all hotels for $5); no smoking in public places; the best entertainment programs and shows are in Times Square.

04/03/2021

JET LAG TIPS

👉Try to change the time you eat and sleep a few days before your flight to get as close as possible to what it will be like in the new location.

👉Choose night flights. This way you are more likely to eat and sleep at your usual time. Depending on your flight distance, you'll be there in the morning or afternoon, which is the best time to "reset" your internal clock and reset your usual schedule. Even if you're feeling wrecked after your flight, try to get over it and stay up until the evening.

👉Twelve hours before and during your flight, don't drink coffee or overeat. Caffeine, on the one hand, allows you to stay awake longer, but on the other it disrupts your sleep patterns.

👉During the flight drink more water, even if you don't feel thirsty. Avoid alcohol, as it leads to dehydration, which exacerbates jet lag.

👉Try to fall asleep on the plane and avoid overexerting yourself - the flight situation is perceived by the body as stressful and takes a lot of energy, which will be difficult to regain. Try to get as comfortable as possible: book a window seat, request a blanket, bring an air pillow and an eye mask.

👉Avoid lunch on the plane, as it is usually more time-consuming to eat lunch at the airport where you are departing from than at the one you are departing to. It is better to eat lunch before your flight and have a couple of light snacks during the flight.

👉Once on board, set your watch to the new time immediately. Psychologically, this helps you adapt more quickly to the new rhythm.

👉Buy melatonin pills. This is a hormone that regulates circadian rhythms. It is usually taken to facilitate falling asleep in order to adjust the 'internal clock' for long journeys. Taking 3 mg of melatonin before bed for a few days will allow you to adjust to a new location and reduce the negative effects of jet lag.

👉In a new place, try to spend as much time outdoors as possible. Sunlight will help your rhythms adapt more quickly to your surroundings.

👉To help you fall asleep at night in your new surroundings, you may take a hot bath. This will help your muscles relax. In addition, the sudden drop in body temperature when you come out of the bath promotes sleepiness. You will also find it easier to fall asleep if you can go to the gym in the evening.

03/03/2021

If you decide to see the sights of Tokyo without a guide, you can use our overview. We will tell you about the main sights in Tokyo in brief, but from a professional point of view:

1. the Imperial Palace
Meganebashi Stone Bridge and Fushimi Yagura Watchtower at the Imperial Palace
The first place to start in Tokyo is the Imperial Palace of Japan, located in the heart of the capital. On an area of almost 7,500 square kilometres you will find a magnificent palace complex with ancient structures, moats, and canals.

2. Asakusa District
Few places of interest in Tokyo are as vast as this district. We have included it in our ranking for the fact that the number of cultural and architectural masterpieces here is really great: Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise Shopping Street, Senso-ji and Dempoin Buddhist temples, and Sumida Park.

3. Tokyo Sky Tree Lookout
Tokyo Sky Tree at night
Not sure what to see in Tokyo in 1 day? Head to the skywalk located on the 52nd floor. You will be able to see all the sights of Japan at once.

4. Akihabara District
Variety of shops in the Akihabara district of Kichiverde
A visit to this landmark of Tokyo is a must too - otherwise your trip won't be complete. Our recommendations are justified: it's home to the biggest shopping malls (including duty-free outlets) selling all sorts of consumer and computer equipment.

5. Museum of the Future
A model of the globe at the Museum of the Beginning of Science and Innovation User:Piotrus
A tour of Tokyo and a visit to the Miraikan Museum will allow you to witness the 'live' work of the famous humanoid robot Ashimo. Popular exhibits include a live video feed from seismometers located around the country proving that Japan is being rocked by earthquakes every minute;

6. Toyota Exhibition Centre
Toyota Mega Web at the Toyota IQRemix Exhibition Centre
A huge amusement park with 6 incredible exhibits: you can not only look, but also ride the exhibits. There are hundreds of Toyota Formula 1 cars of all models.

02/03/2021

A holiday on the beach is a dream for many tourists who want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life to the bosom of nature.

We propose to get acquainted with the best beach resorts in the world, regularly ranked by leading travel observers.

👋Cote d'Azur (France)

A benchmark European region, the French Côte d'Azur tops the rankings for best seaside holiday destinations every year. Nice, Cannes, Saint-Tropez and bustling Marseille are the cities that form the backbone of tourist demand year after year.

👋Miami (USA)

One of the most popular resorts in the world is Miami, the jewel of Florida and the East Coast. A star of many movies and TV shows, it is enchanting with its white sandy beaches and clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

With nothing but vast skies on the horizon and tropical vegetation behind, you are spoilt for choice. The resort is famous for its mix of beachside luxury on Florida's shores and vibrant nightlife in the bustling metropolis.

👋Ayia-Pana (Cyprus)

The youth capital of Cyprus, Ayia Napa is one of the most affordable seaside resorts in the world and this has defined its mainstream audience. The sheer number of clubs, outdoor dance floors and good coastal facilities only add to the appeal of the resort to those young, free and ready to party the night away.

01/03/2021

Many people are intimidated by the idea of organising their own travel. Budget planning, language barriers and security issues are all legitimate concerns. But fear not, just a few simple tips and tricks can help you not only fully plan your trip, but also enjoy it.

Before you leave

Check your account

There's nothing worse than finding yourself in a foreign country with a blocked bank card. Many banks will block transactions made from atypical locations, suspecting that someone else is using the card illegally. To prevent this from happening during your trip, remember to alert your bank ahead of time - many companies allow you to do this through the online banking system. This simple act will allow you to shop anywhere without the fear of being blocked.

A penny spares a ruble

Sometimes the price for a longer stay is lower than for a shorter one. Before you confirm your reservation, compare prices for a week and a month. Don't be afraid to ask the host for more details about conditions and costs. Doing so will not only save you money, but may help you learn more about the host. Ask the questions you'll be interested in: does he provide Wi-Fi and a hairdryer, and can he recommend the best cafés and bars.

In solitude, but not alone.

For those who only need their own company on a trip, but also value the companionship and want to see the city through the eyes of a local, there's nothing better than staying in the same house with a hospitable host. Be sure to read the reviews of previous guests before you confirm your reservation. And look closely at photos of the house so you'll know what to expect. For example, if you are booking on Airbnb and wish to verify the authenticity of the photos, look for the Airbnb symbol in the upper right hand corner of the image. The phrase "Verified Photo" will indicate that the photos were taken by a professional Airbnb photographer.

28/02/2021

You fall in love with Rio de Janeiro at first sight. There are thousands of reasons to visit this stunningly beautiful and incredibly vibrant city at least once in your life. With its vibrant carnival, impoverished favelas, famous beaches and breathtaking views, there's no other city like it.

2. CLIMB SUGAR LOAF MOUNTAIN

Sugar Loaf Mountain, or Pan di Azúcar, is an integral symbol of Rio de Janeiro. Its height is almost 400 metres and its name comes from its shape resembling a lump of sugar. The view of the mountain from the ground is impressive, but even more striking is the view from its summit, which can be reached by cable car.

3. HAVE FUN AT CARNIVAL

The Brazilian Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is one of the biggest celebrations in the world. The carnival was first held in Rio in 1723 and was organised by the Portuguese colonists. Nowadays the grand opening takes place on the Friday before Ash Wednesday at the beginning of February each year. The grand event is accompanied by music, dancing and costumes.

4. WANDER THE FAVELAS

There are many cities in Brazil where you can visit favelas, but Rio de Janeiro is certainly the most famous and most visited. Due to Rio's mountainous terrain the steep slopes were always deserted until houses were built on them - hence the 'favelas morros' (Portuguese for 'slums on the hills' or 'hilly slums').

5. A TRIP TO THE FAMOUS COPACABANA

Copacabana is Rio de Janeiro's legendary 4km sandy beach. Copacabana is one of the best beaches to enjoy the view of the ocean, feel the warm sand under your feet and breathe in the refreshing sea air.

6. CLIMBING PEDRA DA GAVEA ROCK

Between Barra da Tijuca and São Conrado, Rio's highest mountain peak, Pedra da Gavea, rises out of the Atlantic Ocean. Its "height" of 842 metres makes Pedra da Gavea higher than Corcovado Mountain.

26/02/2021

The honeymoon is one of the grandest adventures of your life, as it's the finale of your wedding celebration and your first trip together in your new status as 'husband' and 'wife'. And in this article, here are five steps to help you plan for your honeymoon and

Step 1 - Time of year
"Think about the destination, the country you're going to organise the celebration in, and the season.

Step 2: Temperament of the couple
Travelling is an exciting adventure, but not all couples are ready for it. If you're used to planes, trekking, special vehicles, we recommend avoiding the typical honeymoon that involves being passive in a hammock by the sea.

Step 3 - Planning
It's important to think about your itinerary and plan your days so that you have it all planned out, after all life is long enough for you to get everything done, if not on this trip, then definitely on the next one! What do you need to consider in this regard? Time of travel. In case you only have 10 or 15 days for your honeymoon, it would be better to choose one place and spend the whole holiday there, rather than visit several countries and not have time to relax.

Step 4: Location specifics
When preparing for your wedding trip, you need to get to know the country, its culture and weather conditions beforehand, because each country has its own special features and represents its own little world. For instance, while Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are all year-round temperatures, India and Nepal, which suffer from monsoons, are better visited in the months of November and March.

Step 5: Budget
The most important thing when choosing a honeymoon destination is that it fits your budget. For instance, travel agencies offer many tours that combine several cities or countries. If you have a limited budget for your trip, you should consider these options.

24/02/2021

💥💥Mexico City is full of all sorts of attractions, interesting neighbourhoods, beautiful avenues and shady streets, parks, fountains and squares. It would take 2-3 days to take a quick look around the city, but even a week would not be enough to immerse yourself in the atmosphere in detail. We walked around the capital of Mexico for 5 full days, having planned our route around Mexico City in advance. And in this article, we'll tell you in detail about what to see in Mexico City and how to do it yourself.

For now, let's start with the things you should never miss during your visit to Mexico City.

Firstly, Mexico City is a must-see for any visit to the central Plaza SoCalo and Chapultepec Park, see one of the world's finest anthropology museums, stroll down Paseo de la Reforma past the Monument of Independence with a golden angel on top, See an organ-grinder with a monkey and walk along Calle Madero past one of the tallest buildings in Mexico City, the Torre Latinoamericana skyscraper (the 44th floor has an observation deck and the 9th floor has a café overlooking the Palace of Fine Arts, the most beautiful building in the city of Mexico). Another café, Finca Don Porfirio, overlooking the Palacio de Bellas Artes, is located next door, on the 8th floor of the Sears shop.

Secondly, take a photo at the Pushkin Monument, visit the Frida Kahlo Museum and see the colourful houses in the Coyoacán neighbourhood, listen to the mariachi in Garibaldi Square and sail the trachineras along the canals in Socímilco, go to the Mexican market and buy sweet rolls for tea in one of the many bakeries, and don't forget to send from the Post Palacio the rare postcards bought at the flea market near it.

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23/02/2021

If you decide to travel, the birth of a baby should not interfere with plans, you just need to know some tricks and be prepared for some complications.

Preparing for travel
Babies are usually very adaptable and adapt easily to the difficulties of the flight, because the most important thing for the baby is to have their mother by their side. And, by the way, the good news is that small children do not get seasick.

To clear your conscience, check with your doctor. Your paediatrician is supposed to be familiar with your child's "medical history" and development. If your baby has a tendency to catch cold, or gets excited too easily, flying, sadly, will have to be postponed until better times.

Flying with an infant is theoretically possible from a week old. Up to two years old your baby can travel for free and older children can travel at a discount. When you book your flight, make sure you tell them that you need all sorts of baby accessories (by the way, find out what the airline provides from the list of things you need and what you'll have to bring from home). If your airline provides baby food for young passengers, you should also be warned in advance that you'll need it.

Going to the airport
Get to the airport early. You have a lot to do: check in, get the stroller weighed, pay for it as excess baggage and deliver it to the overweight baggage area. The pram can be taken free of charge on board (and your baby can sleep in it until the flight).

At security, children and their parents are usually let through without queuing (and often through the business class area). You can bring water, juices and baby food on board.

To be continiued

22/02/2021

⭐️The top 5 free and must-see places to visit in London⭐️
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1️⃣ Changing of the guard ceremony
A colourful and entertaining show featuring guardsmen 💂♀️ in red uniforms and royal cavalry accompanied by a military 🥁 band. Held outside Buckingham Palace.
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2️⃣ Natural History Museum
London has a large number of public museums and art galleries that you can go to for free. But I recommend a visit to the Natural History Museum. The skeleton of a huge diplodocus 🦕 and a whale 🐳 is there! And in general a very informative and interesting museum with displays of dinosaurs, insects, plants, minerals and much more. There's even a room with a simulated earthquake.
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3️⃣ Sky Garden
A cosy and unusual place to sit in an oasis 35 stories high with a spectacular panoramic view over London. A great alternative to pay-per-view platforms.
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4️⃣ Richmond Park
A park where you might not notice your whole day fly by. It's enormous! Lakes, fields, woods, gardens and the main attraction is 🦌 deer, they are everywhere there. And so used to people that some of them let you feed them)) 🥕🌿
You can read more by tagging:
-seeLondon_Richmond
If you don't get a chance to visit, I recommend looking out for Kensington Gardens, where you can find green tame parrots.
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5️⃣ St Paul's Cathedral or Westminster Abbey
These two major architectural landmarks can be reached for free every Sunday by attending a church service. Check the timetable on the official websites.

19/02/2021

💬When travelling in Europe, always be on your guard. Tourists are the favourite customers of petty thieves and pickpockets. In this article, we will tell you what tricks pickpockets often use in Europe, where they can be encountered and how not to fall victim to them.

💥💥HOW NOT TO FALL VICTIM TO PICKPOCKETS?

There are some pretty simple rules, many people know them, but for some reason they always forget.

👉Never put things in your back pocket. It's most often the fault of men. Remember, it's not for nothing that they say "back pocket is someone else's pocket".
In a crowd, hold your bag firmly in your hands against your chest.
In a queue, in transport or on an escalator, take off your backpack and hold it in front of you too.

👉Always close your briefcase or bag and turn it with the clasp facing you

👉Be careful with phones and bags if you are standing in a vehicle right in front of the door.

👉A thief may sn**ch your phone or bag from your hands a second before the door slams shut.

👉Don't wear your camera around your neck; it's easy to cut off in a crowd or by pushing you.

👉Don't put all your money and credit cards in one place. It's better to distribute them evenly in different places. Even if your handbag gets ripped off, you may still have some money left over.

👉Don't carry a lot of money with you. It's better to spread it out over the day and take as much as you plan to spend today.

And, of course, don't carry money and valuables in your outside pockets.

17/02/2021

"Look at the world. It's far more wonderful than dreams" - Ray Bradberry.

16/02/2021

🐕🐕For pet owners, a holiday trip is marred by pet-related worries. Your beloved dog or cat will either have to be left with strangers or taken with you. Given the fact that only a small proportion of hotels accept guests with pets, going on holiday with a pet becomes a real problem.

Hotels that do accommodate guests with pets are labelled pet-friendly. It is usually stated in the hotel description whether or not pets are allowed.

Given that every cat or dog has its own habits and temperament, it is better to take all the necessary items with you. That said, you do have to pay a security deposit in case the pet damages the hotel's property. You will also have to collect your pet from the room when the hotel is cleaning.

You can also check into a room with your pet in a hostel, but you will need to get a room without neighbours, so that your pet does not disturb others.

🐾Of course, the services of foreign hotels, which take guests with pets, are quite expensive. Therefore, if you are going to travel with a pet, keep in mind that the financial cost will be considerable.

However, if the comfort of your beloved cat or dog, its health and joy is the most important thing for you, then the rest in a pet-friendly hotel will bring a lot of positive emotions both for you and your four-legged friend.

💥💥We can make the booking cheaper. Just send us the link to the hotel and we will offer you the best price.

15/02/2021

10 things you should do in Barcelona when it Will be open.

❤️Walk the Ramblas
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The Ramblas is Barcelona's main street. It is beautiful at any time of the year. It is atmospheric, noisy, beautiful, tasty and just like a film. Wander around, discover the rhythm of the city and get a glimpse of Catalonia.
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❤️Look at Gaudi's creations
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If you have not seen Gaudí's work, you have not been to Barcelona. His work is not just buildings, it is Barcelona itself, the heart of the city.
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❤️Love sangria
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This refreshing and slightly intoxicating drink will seduce you and put Barcelona in a special light, just for you.
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❤️Taste the national cuisine
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The local cuisine is delicious and expressive, and is sure to win your hearts and stomachs. Tapas, paella, jamón, seafood, olives and many other delicacies are on the list
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❤️Go to the Gothic Quarter
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Enjoy the spirit of the Middle Ages, the Gothic architecture and of course, the location of Plaça Mercer, where scenes from the film Perfume were filmed.
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❤️ Have a picnic in Citadel Park
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An incredibly beautiful park, with fountains, lawns and beautiful views. Ideal spot for a picnic with a bottle of Spanish wine and traditional tapas
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❤️ Go to the Camp Nou stadium
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Even if you are completely indifferent to football, make sure you go to a match. Camp Nou is one of the oldest stadiums in Europe and is fascinating due to its grandeur and history. You will not see anywhere else such love of football for the locals and their team.
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❤️ Relax on the beach
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It is one of the highlights of Barcelona. The beach is in the centre of the city. Come and enjoy the delights of a seaside holiday
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❤️ Visit Spain Square and see the 'Singing Fountain'.
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This breathtaking spectacle will not leave you indifferent
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❤️ Fall in love with Barcelona
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It happens within the first 20 seconds you are in this beautiful city. You fall in love with Barcelona. A love that lasts forever.

12/02/2021

➡️Who are these people, you might have thought when you logged on to our page.

The aim of our company is to enable tourists from all countries to spend much less money on hotels and still get
same conditions as other tour operators but for less money💥💥💥

➡️How it works?
Once you have found the hotel you want on any travel site such as booking.com or hotels.com expedia.com etc., you just send us a link to the offer that you received and we will make every effort to give you the same offer (same hotel, same room, same number of nights, etc.) but cheaper.

➡️Why our rates are cheaper?
We work with the biggest wholesalers of hotel rooms in almost every country in the world. And if other tour operators can add up to 40% to the price to earn money we are willing to earn many times less per customer because we know that when people get the same hotel rooms but at a cheaper price there are a huge number of people who are ready to use our services.

🤔On this page you will find a lot of useful and new information about hotels, holidays and travel.

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