Paris city guide,information about Paris,good holiday in paris…For hundreds of years Paris reigned as the world’s undisputed capital of literature, culture and cuisine. In more recent times however many tourists overlooked Paris in favour of brasher, burgeoning cities like Berlin or Buenos Aires: the sentiment which pervaded travel circles was that creativity and discovery have vanished in France’s capital. Yet Paris is a city prone to revolution, with an inherent tension burning slowly below the surface, and Paris is never far poised from a rebellious comeback. Like the spiralled orientation of its twenty arrondissements, Paris’ potential energy is coiled tight like a spring, ready to release at any moment. From the political revolutionaries who overthrew Louis the XVI to the impressionists who challenged the Academie de Beaux Arts to today’s super chefs who reject the pomp and Read more »

Moscow is the capital of Russia. It is considered the biggest city in the whole country.
Most of tourists coming to Moscow for the fist time want to visit the Kremlin, the Red Square, Christ the Saviors Cathedral,Victory Park, Novodevichy.
The Red Square is the most popular of Moscow’s town halls.Red square is surrounded by St. Basil’s Cathedral,
the State History Museum and Lenin’s Mausoleum.
The Cathedral Square is the most instrumental part of the Moscow Kremlin.Kremlin is the seat of Russian government and
is regarded as the symbol of Russia.
If you’re a museum junkie then you’re pretty much spoilt for choice with dozens of museums and galleries.
There are more than 300 museums and about 80 galleries situated in Moscow.
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Havana is the capital city of Cuba.The city’s old quarter,named Old Havana, was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.Havana was once called the “Paris of the Antilles”.Old Havana a number of neo-classical and baroque structures, such as the Castillo del Morro, Catedral de San Cristobal and Plaza de Armas.

Its excellent Spanish colonial buildings with the ruins of ancient beautiful architecture are just one part of it.Havana’s beaches really are something to behold.It is also the birthplace of rum, salsa, and the Cuban cigar.

Havana also has a lot of museums, example; the Museum of the Revolution, the Havana Club Museum of Rum, the Cigar Museum, the Ernest Hemingway Museum and the National Museum of Fine Arts.

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