Europe Travel

magnusiax · Joined: 29 Apr 2008 Posts: 34 Location: Philippines

Europe has become more accessible to travelers around the world. Some Eastern European countries open their borders for travelers you don’t have to show your passport from this country to other country. Here are some country that changed their border controls Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and the Baltic States. Travel by train in Europe also become a smoke free zone now. Smoking is not allowed anywhere on trains in Great Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Norway, Sweden or Poland. But smoking areas is offered on some trains in Spain, Denmark, Finland and most of Eastern Europe.
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Moor57 · Joined: 03 Feb 2010 Posts: 3

Belarus travel can be a wonderful experience. Belarus is rich in culture and history, relatively inexpensive and not yet over-run by tourists. However, because English is not common and information is not widely available, Belarus travel can be challenging for the first-time visitor. This Belarus Travel Guide goes into depth to give Belarus travelers much of the information necessary to get here and get as much from the visit as possible. The pages of this Belarus Travel Guide offer information about visas, accomodation, sightseeing and transportation for Minsk and the rest of Belarus. On the bottom of each page of the Belarus Travel Guide you will find a comment box. Your suggestions will help us to develop the Belarus travel guide to be an important source of travel information for Belarus travel.
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jim · Joined: 02 Apr 2010 Posts: 23 Location: u.k

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If you are a typical American, your are a couch potato by any European standard. Europeans walk a lot. They also climb a lot of stairs. On one trip to Europe, I had to endure the symptoms of a torn meniscus in a knee. Stairs, uneven cobble stone streets, and long distances between trains and stations caused me a great deal of pain. What I discovered was that Europe is designed to accommodate very healthy sturdy walkers who look upon stairs as a hardy way to get exercise. Cripples, wheel chairs, and the weak are not invited. Do a little research on what Hitler did to cripples, homosexuals, and the mentally ill and you will better understand the European perspective on dealing with the vulnerable.

Even modern airports have multiple flights of stairs designed as if to say �we told you to pack light.� Bring along several pieces of large luggage and you will feel the pain.

How good a shape must an American be in to travel in Europe? If you can walk about 5 miles a day over rough terrain with brief bursts of speed and climb ten flights of stairs, you meet the minimum requirements. To really train for your trip, carry a ten pound bag of sugar or flour in a market bag or brief case. An even more realistic training regimen would include about thirty pounds of extra weight. This last method takes into account all of the books, souvenirs, maps, cameras, clothes, and other goodies that you will find yourself carrying by the end of each day.

If you belong to a health club, work out using a treadmill with it set to hill climbs that are variable and at a fairly steep angle. If you don't belong to a health club, do mall walks. Mall walks are easier than anything you will do in in Europe, so do a couple a laps a couple of times a day.

Learn how to stretch. Any book on running should provide you with information on stretching. You will need to stretch at least once a day.

You will need very supportive (ugly) hiking shoes. These shoes must have good arches and be ruggedly constructed. Cheap shoes sold by discount clothing stores will not be satisfactory. They will fall apart after a few days, they won't have adequate arch supports, and they will be made of mostly synthetic materials that will result in hot sweaty feet.
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hena thomas · Joined: 28 Apr 2010 Posts: 21 Location: u.k

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The archipelago under the Kingdom of Spain, in the Atlantic Ocean, off the north-western coast of Africa is known as Canary Islands or Canaries. Forming an autonomous community of Spain, the Canary Islands are located near Morocco, Cape Verde, and the Portuguese archipelagos of the Azores Islands and Madeira Islands.

The Canary Islands are mainly comprised of seven major islands including El Hierro, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, La Gomera, La Palma, Lanzarote, and Tenerife. These islands are the major tourist attractions of the Canaries. The Canaries also include minor islands of La Graciosa and Lobos.

The Canary Islands have been part of Spain since 1479. The Canary Islands constitute two provinces of Spain – Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas. Santa Cruz de Tenerife includes Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera, and El Hierro. Las Palmas includes Gran Canaria (Grand Canary), Lanzarote, and Fuerteventura.

Geographically, having volcanic origin, the Canaries are rugged and mountainous. Pico del Teide or Mt. Teide (Tenerife), 3718 metres above sea level, is the highest point on the Canary Islands and Spain as well. The Islands are famous for that arresting aureate beaches, spectacular lunar reminiscent volcanic landscapes, sunshiny climate, serene scenic beauty, and mesmeric ocean views.
The Canary Islands are one of the most coveted European tourist destinations. The islands are very popular for beach vacations. The major islands of the Canaries have well-developed communication systems, airports, and ports.
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