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Honeymoon Surprise. Trip to the Meliá Internacional Varadero Hotel (Eng/Esp)

Hello hivers travellers! It’s a pleasure to be back here to continue telling you about my honeymoon experience on our trip to the Meliá Internacional Varadero hotel

Palermo Diaries #1

Hello dear travel lovers. I flew to Palermo from Naples. The ticket cost only 20 euros and the journey lasted 1 hour. You can get from the airport to the center

Honeymoon. Bacunayagua Viewpoint (Eng/Esp)

Hello, fellow travellers on Hive. I hope you’re all well and that God blesses you always. Today I’d like to tell you about my honeymoon. I got married recently and

Naples Diaries #2 - Vomero Hill, Toledo Street and Vesuvius

Hello dear travel lovers. I continue to tell you about my memories of Naples. In my opinion the definitive sound identified with Naples was definitely the sound

“Smile!!! I’ll make the coffee"

Hello, friends of Hive! It’s always a pleasure to pop by this lovely community to say hello. May God bless you all abundantly. Today I want to tell you about a brilliant

Travel Advice - Weekly Round-Up #438

Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Travel Advice roundup!Sometimes the right preparation before a trip determines if you're going to have a good or bad time when

Our Naples Local Flavor Tour

Hello dear travel lovers. In today's post I am going to tell you about the local flavors I experienced in Naples. Here Maradona's only rival in popularity and honestly,

Riders of the Cantabrian Sea

We are not in the tranquil waters of the Spanish Levant, nor does our journey today unfold through the paradisiacal landscapes of that cradle of intrepid navigators

Casa Nostra, restaurante italiano

¡Hola amigos y amigas de Hive! Les mando un saludo caluroso a cada uno y deseo que Dios los bendiga siempre. La cocina italiana es de las más populares a nivel mundial,

Bats Hotel: Echoes of the Elites House

Once a premier luxury hotel catering to the "most exacting tastes" of the Roaring Twenties, and later an exclusive GDR holiday haven for loyal party elites and Stasi

Coffee in The Blue Bar

Hello, Hivers! May God bless you all abundantly. I hope you’re having a lovely day in the company of your loved ones. Today I’d like to tell you about a brilliant

The Architect and the Spaniard Returned from the Indies

While we might consider that modernist concepts represented a true conceptual revolution in an era when architecture still fiercely adhered to its old constraints,

Beneath the Millstone of Time: The Thousand-Year-Old Mill

For more than 1,000 years, a mill has stood on the banks of the Saale River in Germany. Following several major fires, the melancholy ruins of the Hildebrand Mill

Checking Out Toronto Transit Line 5 - Cedarvale to Eglinton Stations

Hi there. A short travel post by me here. I had to time to spare in the city to check out Toronto's recent Line 5 in the subway system. I go from Cedarvale (formerly

Potes: The Sacred Threshold

Unchanging, despite being partially or fully restored after a devastating fire, Potes remains that melancholic pearl of the Picos de Europa, defining the boundary

Pitch-Black – The Bat of the “Einheit” Mine

One hundred years ago, the heirs of the Halle-based industrialist Carl Adolph Riebeck began exploiting the coal reserves near Hohenmölsen. The abandoned remnants

Jedinečný Výpustek; Vypustek - The Unique Cave

Ke konci školního roku uspořádala kolegyně výpravu do jeskyně Výpustek u Křtin a mě a mou třídu vzala s sebou. Zatímco venku panovaly tropy, jeskyně poskytovala

Travel Advice - Weekly Round-Up #435

Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Travel Advice roundup!Sometimes the right preparation before a trip determines if you're going to have a good or bad time when

The Cup of Knowledge

As a continuation of a tradition begun with Jesus Christ in the famous nighttime episode in the Garden of Gethsemane, where moments before being betrayed and arrested

Germany's Heilandskirche: In God’s Forgotten Living Room

Step inside the Heilandskirche in Hettstedt, East Germany—an architectural anomaly where the divine meets the derelict. Once built from the hard-earned donations