Baixinho Guest House is a pretty nice guesthouse in the town of Vila Praia de Âncora in Portugal on the Way of St. James.
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Hotel Terra Linda in Viana do Castelo is a small and cozy hotel located near the promenade and the lively tourist street leading to the Estação Viana Shopping and the train station. Also nearby is a large grocery supermarket called Froiz. Prices and booking Address: R. Luís Jácome, 4900-327 Viana […]
River Zen House is a small guesthouse in the town of Esposende near the sea, quite nice and comfortable. Address: R. Piloto do Frita porta 2, 4740-284 Esposende, Portugal (google map) Prices and booking The list of all hotels in Esposende The guesthouse is located next to the seaside, the […]
Residencial Princesa do Ave is a small guesthouse in Vila do Conde, Portugal. It is run by the couple, who live on-site and welcome guests as part of their family. The guesthouse is located in a quiet neighborhood, with a 10-minute walk to the Lidl store and the seaside promenade. Guests enjoy the cozy and charming atmosphere of the guesthouse
How to take the metro from the airport to Porto, how to pay for the fare, necessary information about the metro in Porto
Moov Hotel Porto Norte, located near Sete Bicas metro station, offers convenient access to both the airport and city center of Porto. It is also next to a large shopping center. The hotel is modern and comfortable, with features like pin-enabled rooms, quality Wi-Fi, and comprehensive room amenities. It offers a varied breakfast and early check-in on request.
The Bicaz Gorge, located in northeast Romania, is a stunning geological site dotted with massive rocks and a river flowing along. Its vast landscape accommodates souvenir bazaars and parking lots. Despite lacking pedestrian paths and posing a traffic risk, the gorge offers breathtaking views. The gorge road leads to a tourist attraction, the Red Lake, which despite its name appears green and features boating, dining, and hiking opportunities.
The Neamț Citadel, a medieval fortress in northeast Romania, served as a key defense against the Kingdom of Hungary’s expansion. First documented in 1395, the citadel was one of Moldova’s most fortified strongholds. It was refurbished between 2007-2009 and now operates as a museum, featuring 21 rooms such as a chapel, prison, armory, and a council hall. The citadel is uniquely accessed via a wooden bridge built on stone pillars.