The Eiffel Tower, which has become the symbol of Paris, was erected for the World Fair in 1889. A masterpiece designed by the engineer Gustave Eiffel, it is altogether 1050 feet high ...Eiffel Tower - More
Place Vendome, Paris
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A vast architectural complex dating from the time of Louis XIV, its name derives from the fact that the residence of the Duke of Vendome was here. It was created between 1687 and 1720 as a setting for the equestrian statue by Girardon dedicated to Louis XIV and destroyed during the Revolution. Place Vendome - More
Hanioti, Halkidiki Greece
10:57 PM, Jun 28 2006
Hanioti is a small village in Halkidiki, situated on the peninsula's first prong, only a 60 minute drive from, Thessaloniki. Upon arrival, every visitor will be captivated by this picturesque paradise, that has been designed to cater for the needs of even the most discerning traveller and guarantee a memorable stay. Hanioti - More
Nuremberg, Germany
10:57 PM, Jun 28 2006
Modern travellers encounter on all sides evidence of Nuremberg's 900 years of history , reflecting epochs of proud dignity as well as periods of decline and denigration and combining intellectual clarity with romantic whimsy. Here they find a city illustrative of Germany's past and present, where the impressive monuments of many centuries of prodigious inventiveness and cultural self-confidence survive amidst the hurly-burly of a modern, dynamic metropolis. Nuremberg - More
Welcome to Paris
10:57 PM, Jun 28 2006
"Ladies and gentlemen, please fasten your seat belts and extinguish all cigarettes: we are beginning our descent and within ten minutes we will be landing at the Charles de Gaulle airport." Visiting Paris - More
Hanioti is a small village in Halkidiki, situated on the peninsula's first prong, only a 60 minute drive from, Thessaloniki. Upon arrival, every visitor will be captivated by this picturesque paradise, that has been designed to cater for the needs of even the most discerning traveller and guarantee a memorable stay. 
Modern travellers encounter on all sides evidence of Nuremberg's 900 years of history , reflecting epochs of proud dignity as well as periods of decline and denigration and combining intellectual clarity with romantic whimsy. Here they find a city illustrative of Germany's past and present, where the impressive monuments of many centuries of prodigious inventiveness and cultural self-confidence survive amidst the hurly-burly of a modern, dynamic metropolis. 
"Ladies and gentlemen, please fasten your seat belts and extinguish all cigarettes: we are beginning our descent and within ten minutes we will be landing at the Charles de Gaulle airport."