Archive for the ‘culture’ Category

Festivals of Buenos Aires

Tuesday, January 13th, 2009

There are monthly festivals that take place in the South American city of Buenos Aires. It is not thought of as one of the liveliest cities in the world for nothing. Below is a guide to some of the festivals held throughout the year in Buenos Aires.

Buenos Aires Festivals

Buenos Aires Festivals

January is all about the Cancha de Boca Stadium, also known as “The Sweet Box”. This national stadium begins to come into its own in January each year when the Argentine football season kicks off. The stadium was built in the shape of a horseshoe and fans from all over the country turn out to watch their heroes play.

The Nightlife of Rome

Monday, January 5th, 2009

Rome offers a fantastic night life. The city is brimming over with cafes, bars, restaurants and night clubs, usually packed and lively well into the early hours.

Rome Nightlife

Rome Nightlife

If you are not too much into the pub scene however, even just taking a stroll through the city when the sun has gone down is a pleasure. With so much to look at like the romantic restaurants, beautiful streets and of course all the people, you can spend hours just getting lost in the city which is lit up after dark.

The Beaches of Valencia

Tuesday, December 9th, 2008

Valencia is home to some truly beautiful beaches. Golden sand, blue water and a glorious Mediterranean climate makes this a very popular holiday spot. City beaches are traditionally thought to be slightly second rate, but this is not so in Valencia. Read on to discover about all the beaches on offer in Valencia…

Anyone for a dip?

Anyone for a dip?

Playa las Arenas / Cabanyal
This beach is neatly divided into 2 parts. The southern end of the beach is part of the city itself and is alive with activity and things to do. Promenades, restaurants and bars litter the edge and whenever there is an event or activity being held, it happens here. Further north more sunbathing gets done as the beach gradually evolves into the Malvarossa beach, another popular spot with locals and tourists alike.

Language Courses in Seville

Sunday, December 7th, 2008

Seville is a popular place to undertake a Spanish language course. The schools are first rate and often provide plenty of after hours activities and the city itself is vibrant and full of life. Whether you want to learn some basic phrases or go for your DELE certification (official certificate by the Chamber of Commerce in Madrid certifying your ability) there are plenty of places to choose.