Month: August 2015

2 years of Earth’s Attractions
26 August 2015 No Responses

2 years of Earth’s Attractions

Yes, it’s the blogversary – so to say :). 2 years ago we launched Earth’s Attractions as a place where all the visitors will find interesting articles, tips and tricks, special places on our Earth worthy to be discovered. And...
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The San Siro: One of the world’s finest football grounds
25 August 2015 No Responses

The San Siro: One of the world’s finest football grounds

The Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, commonly known as the San Siro, is one of the most spectacular sights in Milan and remains one of the biggest attractions in the Italian city. Home to both Inter and AC Milan, the 80,000 capacity...
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How to fall asleep on an airplane #infographic
21 August 2015 No Responses

How to fall asleep on an airplane #infographic

Flying is great – and, as accessible as it may be for many, it is still restrictive for others, so it should be treasured as a great experience. But a short flight is completely different than a long hole one...
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Five things to do and see in Macau
18 August 2015 No Responses

Five things to do and see in Macau

A Portuguese territory until 1999, Macau is nowadays one of the two Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China. The Portuguese past is visible and the mix with the Chinese tradition offers Macau a unique charm that will...
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Dacia/Renault’s test race track in Titu, Romania as seen from the plane
15 August 2015 No Responses

Dacia/Renault’s test race track in Titu, Romania as seen from the plane

Any car maker needs a test track to test its vehicles and components, and Renault Technologies Romania is no exception to the rule. The company inaugurated in September 2010, on a 350 ha area, the Titu Technical Centre. This includes...
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What to do in a rainy day while travelling
14 August 2015 No Responses

What to do in a rainy day while travelling

There are different types of travel. For some people, a rainy day can be simply a day to catch up with sleep or work. For others, traveling for a shorter while, any day is vital – and a rain can...
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Vlad Tepes castle in Bucharest
6 August 2015 120 Responses

Vlad Tepes castle in Bucharest

Yes, there is a Vlad Tepes (Vlad the Impaler) castle in Bucharest. And it has quite an interesting story. The castle was built in 1906. In order to commemorate 40 years of reign of king Carol I, there was the...
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