Europe

Articles in Europe

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The phone network in the Czech Republic is fairly well developed compared to those of other eastern European countries, so if you're planning a trip to Prague, you shouldn't have too many problems getting through... more »
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If you're visiting Belgium, no matter what time of year, be sure to bring your raincoat, an umbrella and this information about calling home... more »
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If you want to see the romantic landscape of "A Room With a View" but don't want to end up like Gustav von Aschenbach of "A Death in Venice," keep in touch with the outside world during your trip to Italy. Bring this information with you to make ... more »
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Relaxing on the spectacular beaches of Lagos or riding ponies in Serra da Estrela may make you forget all about home, but if you have to call the United States, here are the instructions... more »
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Try to keep your sense of time straight in the land of the midnight sun, and save your long-distance calls for nights and weekends... more »
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On March 17 you could take in your town's St. Paddy's Day parade, and then wander down to the local pub for some green beer (which is strictly an American invention). But why not try something a little different this year?.. more »
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One of Europe's major destinations, Montreux is perched on the northern edge of Lake Geneva. It is located along the ancient Roman "Highway." Whether you enjoy relaxing in the sun or strolling along the lake, as the gentle waves lap at the shore, ... more »
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The "Running of the Bulls" is one of the most famous traditions in the world. It takes place every July in the small Spanish town of Pamplona, during the Fiesta of San Fermin. Participants run with six bulls through the narrow streets with the ... more »
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Munich is one of Europe's more expensive cities, thanks in part to its location in the wealthy province of Bavaria. The local specialties are tasty and filling, however, and you can get a good meal without sacrificing your budget... more »
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Meteora is one of the lesser-known attractions of Greece--a hidden gem. Located in the Balkan Highlands, Meteora features a number of rocky pinnacles holding up no less than 24 monasteries. The rocky structures are perfect for sport and ... more »
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Portugal is located on the western side of the Iberian Peninsula. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and Spain. Portugal's long and diverse history has created a rich culture and an impressive collection of architectural wonders... more »
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Kazakhstan is a country in flux, still emerging from the decades it spent under Soviet influence. Today, the country is beginning to flourish but bureaucratic difficulties still cause occasional trouble for travelers. Visitors know that Almaty's ... more »
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Shopping in Rome can get very expensive. Here are a few markets and areas to shop in that won't put a hole straight through your walet... more »
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Located in southeast Germany, the Free State of Bavaria is a land rich in natural beauty. From the lush emerald forests of the national parks and conservation areas to the snow-capped peaks of the Southern Alps, the Bavarian landscape is a ... more »
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Chisinau is the capital of Moldova, a small Eastern European country that shares borders with Ukraine and Romania. Formerly a part of the Soviet Union, Moldova suffered many years of domestic violence and economic depression, but is now making a ... more »
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Florence was the center of the Italian Renaissance and is still the home of countless art treasures, glorious Renaissance architecture, and great food and wine. Getting around Florence is easy and cheap, given that most everything is relatively ... more »
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Ireland has a highly developed equestrian culture. There are always horse shows or horse races going on somewhere and there’s no better way to appreciate the country’s natural beauty than by seeing it from the back of a pony... more »
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Cannes is a popular destination spot on the French Riviera all year round, but the turquoise ocean, the beautiful scenery and special Je-ne-sais-quoi takes on an added, otherworldly dimension every May when the city plays host to stars and ... more »
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Italians are infamous for comparing the pleasure of a meal to pleasure in life. Nothing can make a vacation in Italy more gratifying than an extraordinary dining experience. However, ordering at a restaurant in Italy can be intimidating if you're ... more »
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Eating out is quite popular in Germany. Try to communicate in German, even if you are not fluent in the language. The locals will really appreciate it... more »
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New Zealand boasts more sheep than humans, as well as countless outdoor activities. Whether you plan to hike on the South Island, sail in Auckland or roam the countryside, dress in layers for optimum comfort... more »
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Rome will captivate you with its vast history and rich culture. Its moderate Mediterranean climate keeps the summers warm and the winters cool... more »
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You'll be impressed by fabulous art, delicious cuisine and incredible architecture during your travels in Spain. Go dressy casual when touring this popular European destination... more »
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You can get around Paris and to other destination points within France and Europe by simply possessing some know how. In order to give you a "heads-up" on the situation, the following information will be most beneficial to you when ... more »
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Are you getting ready to plan a trip to Europe or plan your next trip to another foreign country? If so, you will need some local currency when you arrive. You may be able to pay for most foreign purchases with a credit card, but some foreign ... more »