Various Legacy in Egypt

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Pharaoh Monuments in Cairo

• Pyramids of Sakkara

This pyramid was built by Zoser, the first king of Dynasty III. This pyramid is in the Sakkara area, 27 km from downtown Cairo.

• Pyramids of Giza

- Cheops

This pyramid is the largest pyramid of the three pyramids aligned. It was built by Khufu, the king of Dynasty IV. This pyramid was built (2690 BC) in the area of 13 acres. Originally 146 meters high pyramid, but now only 136 m. With an altitude caused by erosion in its heyday. The number of stones of about 2.5 million cubic meters.

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The Tower of Pisa – Lean and Curves

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Tower of Pisa is one of the seven wonders of the world which was built in 1178. Construction aside, but are still strong, despite being more than 8 centuries, kept the unusual conditions in the belfry at the top is special.

If someone asks, “Is the tower, whose slope is greater every year might fall?” The answer is “Yes”. Leaning Tower had collapsed on 7 January 1990. The management decided to close the tower of Pisa to the public due to the inclination of the tower was in its early stages can be worrying and predicted collapse at any time.

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Vatican

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Year, four million tourists in the Vatican Museums

Almost all buildings in the city of Rome, Italy, a high historical value. Not surprisingly, the city became one of the most popular tourist destinations of the world’s citizens.

Understandably, if you read the history, the city of Rome from around 753 BC. In the city of the Roman Empire stood. The territory that covers nearly the entire continent of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. As a former Roman Empire, Rome has many historical buildings and archaeological sites are very attractive for tourists.

According to UNESCO, 60 percent of the ancient relics found in Italy. And in Italy, especially Rome.

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Colosseum

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The Colesseum is a relic of a large theater / amphitheater, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the Medieval World. ” Located in the capital of Italy, Rome, called the original “Galleria”, founded by King finished by Vespasian and Titus.

On the year of manufacture, so far there are differences in beliefs. Some say that the Colesseum was made in 79 BC C. There is also the view that it was between 70-82. But most archaeologists believe that the Colosseum was made in the year 70-82 AD the Colosseum Origin of name comes from a statue of 130 feet or 40 meters called Colossus. The Colesseum is configured to accommodate 50,000 spectators.

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American tourists known as Spring Breakers

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There are many reasons that attract year after year to the beaches of our country, American tourists known as Spring Breakers. One of the most popular destinations for these youngsters is Acapulco vacationers. This bay Guerrero is one of the most sought after tourist destinations worldwide, because it has a warm and sunny weather during most of the year. The average temperature ranges between 27 ° and 33 ° C and due to the parity of the peso against the dollar, the cost of lodging, food and entertainment, are accessible for international tourists

The Spring Breakers are mostly young students, who after several months of constant study in their colleges and universities looking for a place in which to release tension caused by the pressure of grades. When you get that first break: spring break or spring break, run up to Easter, the young vacationers arrive in our country in many groups that invade the beaches and hotels in Acapulco. Some of them are minors in the United States, but not in Mexico (because here the age of majority is 18 years), so you can enter the Bay nightclubs and drinking alcohol. This is the main reason that makes our country very attractive for young people to enjoy their holiday in total freedom, drinking, by exploiting their sexuality and nudity in public, in short, on the beaches of Mexico, mainly Acapulco, can enjoy the festivities because of their age, find it difficult to perform in their country. Read the remainder of this entry »

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Sirocco Hotel, Benalmádena

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Sirocco Hotel, Benalmádena, cheap flights to Malaga MálagaConseguir usually not a problem, so once on land, go to this hotel in Benalmadena, a town full of restaurants, shops and a lively nightlife. The hotel is known for its two swimming pools and landscaped gardens with a mini-lake where suggestive give rides. It is, on foot, five minutes from the beach and only 500 meters from the center.

Oriental Rivoli Hotel, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt This city in the Red Sea coast is famous for its range of diving. The hotel offers luxurious amenities, although the price (about € 60 per room. Double) is quite affordable. It has its own private beach five minutes from the hotel, three pools and a kitchen that will delight your family. Read the remainder of this entry »

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Cities in Iraq

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Undoubtedly, this city is noted for the existence of the Golden Mosque, Cultural Heritage of Iraq, among other places of interest.

Old City, which sits on the river Tigris, which was founded in 836.

The city of Samarra, located in Iraq, only 100 km from Baghdad, and belonging to Salah ad Din province, a region is considered sacred and ancient, perhaps in large part by its foundation, which dates back 836.

Later, more precisely in the year 852, would be lifted would be his monument of relevance, and declared by UNESCO as world heritage: the Golden Mosque, covered with copper, which is now unfortunately in ruins from which it is to watch, a wall and the minaret “malwiyya.” Read the remainder of this entry »

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Serra da Estrela and Serra da Estrela

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Serra da Estrela and Serra da Estrela are the most important destination for rural tourism in Portugal, where we will find the main ski area. It is located within the Serra da Estrela Natural Park, and its maximum height is 1994 meters. It is an ideal destination for lovers of rural tourism and winter sports.

La Torre is their peak, a peak of almost 2000 meters the highest point in Portugal, and we found between the towns of Covilhã and Seia. There are many things to highlight in this land, the possibility of skiing, hiking, rural tourism, snowboard, taste the cheese from the Sierra de la Estrella, a unique and wonderful cheese with a special flavor, a cheese with denomination of origin. Read the remainder of this entry »

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The Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes

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The Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes is located at Cape Creus, in the mountains of Verdera from where you can enjoy an exceptional view Llançá Bay and Port de la Selva.

Over the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes are the ruins of the castle of San Salvador de Vereda, and one side are the ruins of the medieval village of Santa Creu de Rodes, the only remaining Romanesque church.

The origins of the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes date from the first century after Christ and are shrouded in legends that speak of relics of St. Peter and other saints placed in it. It was restored following the publication of the book that made the discovery and analysis of a small briefcase containing recognizable relics of St. Peter the Apostle, which in the year 610 were removed by sea from the city of Rome where they had been revered in the underground crypt (“confession” under the altar) of San Pedro del Vaticano. He never returned.

Within a “case” decorated with plates of bone, and wrapped in an apron to the measure of Pope Gregory I “The Great” had tiny relics. Also included inside a portable altar (with inscriptions) to celebrate mass for the religious custodians during the sea crossing, when Rome was seriously threatened by an eastern invasion.

Until the discovery of these relics, it was impossible to justify the vast dimensions of the church and monastery, being a very isolated area in the Gulf of Roses, but later there were found several treasures: gold and silver coins, antique tiles ceramics, and even paintings on the walls of Romanesque cloister inferior, unknown until the mid-twentieth century.

For a long while to the monastery went from Barcelona to Roselló, an area belonging to France today. Can be reached by car on the monastery road from Port de la Selva Vilajuïga or on foot or by the many paths to reach it. In any event you can enjoy magnificent views.

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New York is a favorite destination for many backpackers. It is the heart of the United States, is a halo of financial institutions, museums, historical, artistic production and hedonistic nightlife. That’s why any time lived in this great city becomes a memorable.

Still, it is true that the budget may suffer after a visit to the city, which is why many backpackers choose not to go. However, the bright lights of New York do not have to be a hard blow to your account. It is simply seeking the most economical, because it exists.

To start, staying at a shelter in New York helps save a few dollars. Moreover, these places are often perfect to socialize and make new friends with whom to party any day of the week.

These outputs are those that can really affect our pocket, so we present a list of the best cheap bars in New York. Enjoy yourselves! Read the remainder of this entry »

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