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Romantic Germany: Wonderful Wine

Rhineland-Palatinate is Germany’s wine country! Six of the nation’s thirteen wine regions are located in Rhineland-Palatinate: Ahr, Moselle-Saar, Nahe, Palatinate, Rhine-Hesse, and the Romantic Rhine. Each unique, they all look back on a millennium-old tradition and boast an unparalleled viticulture landscape. |Here, in the midst of the most beautiful natural surroundings, an unsurpassed combination of innovative and renowned wineries, historical sights, top-class cultural events, and well-known culinary celebrities share the same goal: a pure, uninhibited enjoyment of life. ||www.romantic-germany.info

Romantic Germany: Hiking in Rhineland-Palatinate

Ten vacation regions in Rhineland-Palatinate invite you to experience a wonderful diversity of cultural and natural landscapes. Hiking routes are especially varied in this beautiful state, the richest in wine and most densely wooded of all the states in Germany, made complete with fairytale river valleys and species-rich, low mountain ranges. Today, almost all of Rhineland-Palatinate’s regions can be discovered on quality-rated hiking trails. These trails have been carefully chosen and clearly marked and signposted, which helps to avoid any risk of getting lost. ||www.romantic-germany.info

Romantic Germany: Cycling in Rhineland-Palatinate

Anyone wishing to discover Germany by bike will find myriad diverse bike paths and tours in Rhineland-Palatinate, where bike enthusiasts are welcomed with everything they need, from bike-friendly accommodation to bike paths of the highest quality. Explore river landscapes on picturesque bike paths, e.g. the Rhine Bike Path or Moselle Bike Path, or experience pure freedom in one of the mountain bike parks or on the paths leading through the Eifel or Palatinate regions. Bikers that explore the lower mountain ranges on their racing bikes can not only breathe in the fresh mountain air, but also reach exhilarating heights. E-bikes and pedelecs offer the perfect solution for those looking for a less challenging, more relaxed biking adventure. ||www.romantic-germany.info

Feel Saint Petersburg

Saint Petersburg is rightly known as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Whenever you come to our magnificent city you’ll vanish in the atmosphere of coziness, comfort and hospitality. We are sure you will definitely fall in love with St. Petersburg.

Mikhailovsky theatre

In 2001, the Mikhailovsky Theatre reclaimed its historic name, and in 2007, it was recognized as St. Petersburg’s most prestigious musical theatre. Today, while preserving Russia’s centuries-old musical theatre traditions, the Mikhailovsky Theatre is constantly pushing to be at the forefront of contemporary world theatre. The renovated luxury of the entrance hall and auditorium enables theatre lovers to pass their time in comfort.

St. Petersburg Timelapse

Saint Petersburg with its splendid sights, friendly atmosphere and hospitable people welcomes you!

The Art of Fan Museum

The Art of fan Museum houses over 300 exponents from almost every corner of the world, the oldest of which dates back to 17th century. Fans of the collection originate from China, Japan, Korea, France, England, Italy, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Russia, and even Brazil. The Museum occupies a section of ceremonial rooms designed in the Russian Empire style in the Louis Sixteenth building.

Fabergé Museum

Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg was founded to preserve, study, and promote Russia's cultural heritage as well as to develop the city's extensive network of museums. The museum's collection contains the world's largest collection of works by Carl Fabergé, including nine of the famous Imperial Easter Eggs, regarded not only as the finest jeweled works of art, but also as unique historical artifacts. The museum's collection also includes decorative and applied works made by the Russian masters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The museum is located in the Shuvalov Palace on the Fontanka River - one of the most beautiful palaces in St. Petersburg.

Uppdrag Skåne - Del 2: Söderslätt SWE

Semestertestaren Valle Westesson reser till Skånes sydvästra delar, Söderslätt och spanar in bokskogarna, lyssnar på spökhistorier från Svaneholms slott, äter gott på Hallongarden, besöker Sveriges sydligaste udde for att sedan avsluta med en runda i Vikingabyn.

Skåne

Welcome to Skåne!

Uppdrag Skåne - Del 5: Ystad & Österlen SWE

Semestertestaren Valle Westesson reser till det mytomspunna Österlen i Skåne dar han bland annat besöker Sandhammaren (Sveriges basta strand), roar sig på sommarlandet Tosselilla, fikar på Olof Viktors (som fått utmärkelsen 'årets svenska konditori'), vandrar runt i ekoparken på Christinehofs slott samt besöker vid Ales stenar (Vad det nu är for något?).

Uppdrag Skåne - Del 3: Lund SWE

Semestertestaren Valle Westesson reser till Lund och experimenterar på Vattenhallen Science Scenter, ser sig runt i domkyrkan, besöker Kulturen och upplever hur det var att bo förr.

Uppdrag Skåne - Del 1: MittSkåne SWE

Semestertestaren Valle Westesson beger sig ut i MittSkåne för att ta reda på hur bra det verkligen är för barnfamiljer. Under resan besöker han bland annat Skånes Djurpark, Grottbyn, Bosjökloster och Leksaksmuséet i Eslöv.

Uppdrag Skåne - Del 4: Nordvästra Skåne SWE

Semestertestaren Valle Westesson ar i nordvästra Skåne och upplever den dramatiska naturen kring Kullaberg och konstverket eller "världens bästa lekland", Nimis. Han hinner även med att klättra ner i Lahibiagrottan, äta en god kakbuffé på Albertsgården, besöka järnvägsmuseet i Ängelholm och självklart Europas vackraste park, Sofiero slottspark.

Uppdrag Skåne - Del 6: Nordöstra Skåne SWE

I det sista avsnittet av Uppdrag Skåne åker semestertestaren Valle Westesson till dom nordöstra delarna av Skåne dar han upplever Kristianstad vattenrike, äter en ordentlig burgare på ett 50-tals diner i Bromölla, åker på fossilsafari vid Skånes största sjö och sist men absolut inte minst gör ett besök i den 20.000 kvm stora Tykarpsgrottan (dar for övrigt delar av Ronja Rövardotter spelades in).

Welcome to Södertälje

Summer in southern Dalarna

In Southern Dalarna, it is easy to have fun. There's plenty to discover and do - all year round, whatever the season. Sports, music, culture and breathtaking natural beauty - why choose?

Stockton - Stocked Full of Flavor

Discover why Stockton, California is "Stocked Full of Flavor"

My Tallinn - Old Town

High quality short video introducing Tallinn as a tourist destination for families. Sights from the medieval Tallinn City Wall to Town Hall Square and hidden gems in the oldest part of the city.

My Tallinn - Kalamaja

High quality short video introducing Tallinn as a tourist destination for families. Discovering the lovely bohemian seaside area on Balloon Tallinn, the icebreaker Suur Tõll and schooner Kajsamoor, exploring histroy and science in Seaplane Harbour Museum.

My Tallinn - Kadriorg

High quality short video introducing Tallinn as a tourist destination for families. Walking around the historical Kadriorg Park, visiting KUMU – the Art Museum of Estonia and Kadriorg Palace, enjoying beautiful spots in Kadriorg Park.

Tallinn's must see sights

Tallinn's postcard-like Old Town attracts many visitors from near and far. It is the contrast of medieval and modern, historic and contemporary, relaxing but still being connected to Wi-Fi. While in Tallinn you should take time to see some incredible museums, but it is also a must to sit and relax in one of the many cosy cafes to get the feel of the city.

City by the sea

The year 2016 in Tallinn is dedicated to the sea, maritime culture and seaside traditions. Tallinn is a seaside city boasting with sandy beaches, breath taking panoramic views and fresh air. There are countless possibilities to enjoy the sea by sailing on Tallinn bay, walking along Pirita promenade, taking in the view from a seaside restaurant or taking part of an event inspired by the blue waters.

Tallinn Old Town - authentic & romantic

Experience Tallinn's medieval Old Town, its charming winding streets and relaxing atmosphere. Take a stroll in the UNESCO listed fairy-tale-like old city and watch the modern world go by while sitting in the romantic cafe. There are countless little design and handicraft boutiques for shoppers, great historical architecture for history buffs and plenty of towers to climb for the adventurous visitors.

Kadriorg & Pirita - art & seaside greenery

Have you ever wanted to combine seaside city break with visits to museums and a walk in Tsarist era palace? Leafy Kadriorg park boasts of art museums and historic as well as modern architecture. Pirita is known for its sky high Tallinn TV Tower and breath taking panoramic views on Tallinn Old Town. Did you know that the Moscow Olymics in 1980 partly took place here?

Rocca al Mare & Nõmme - lively & traditional

Green, greener and the greenest are the keywords for Rocca al Mare and Nõmme areas of Tallinn. It is here where you can see the most exciting collection of animals in the Northern-Europe, learn Estonian history through the architecture of log houses or celebrate old traditions or simply walk under the pine trees and taste the seasonal local food at the Nõmme market.

Kalamaja - bohemian & trendy

The trendy and upcoming wooden architecture area of Kalamaja or "fish house" in English has changed most dramatically over the past few years. The bohemian and hip Kalamaja is known for its many eateries, little pubs and bars as well as design and crafts shops. It is also home to Seaplane Harbour and Tallinn's first "smart" street formerly known as Culture kilometre.

Tallinn - City of Music

High quality short video introduces Tallinn as a city with vibrant music scene that offers excellent experiences from opera and contemporary music to pop and alternative genres. In 2015 Estonia celebrates The Year of Music, making Tallinn one of the hot spots of live music in Europe. In this video music by Heino Eller, Hortus Musicus, Erkki Sven Tüür, Kadri Voorand, Vaiko Eplik and Carl Orff has been used. Presented by Tallinn City Tourist Office & Convention Bureau, produced by OÜ Pult and Timo Steiner.

Why Zaragoza?

Zaragoza is the capital of Aragon and the main city of the Ebro Valley, its privileged position converts it into a crossroads of natural paths and at an equal distance from Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Bilbao. The city counts on an international airport and a railway network with the high-Speed line (AVE). This tourist destination has a delicious gastronomy and a rich heritage of historical monuments, with the impressive Basilica del Pilar and Cathedral of San Salvador, the 11th century Aljaferia Palace, the astonishing paintings of the universal artist Goya or the important examples of the Mudejar style - UNESCO Heritage of Mankind -, among others.

Adventure along the Wild Atlantic Way

Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way launched in April 2014, at 1,500 miles it's the world's longest defined coastal touring route. When are you coming to explore?

Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way - Sliabh Liag (Slieve League) Co. Donegal

Discover south west Donegal and the beauty of the Sliabh Liag (Slieve League) cliffs and surrounding area.

Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way - Skelligs View, Co. Kerry

Eight miles off Kerry’s magnificent Iveragh Peninsula – where Ireland’s highest mountain range sweeps down to the wild Atlantic coast – is one of the wonders of the world: Skellig Michael. 1300 years ago, early Christian monks built a remarkable hermitage at the top of this jagged ocean crag – then at the furthest limits of the |known world. . This extraordinary, far-flung place of pilgrimage – described by George Bernard Shaw as “part of our dream world” – is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.