Bethlehem in Palestine is a must see for those who are interested in religious history. Inside the nativity church you can visit the exact place where Jesus Christ was born. The bus 21 brings you from Jerusalem to Bethlehem in 40 minutes and cost only 8 shekels, around one Euro. While walking in the old city and a few commercial streets … Read More
Tour in a Porto Wine factory
The city of Porto in Portugal is well know for the famous fortified wines made with a mix of spirits with wine creating a sweet and strong flavor and a high alcoholic rate. There are plenty of wine warehouses in the wharf area on the other side of the bridge Dom Luis I direction to Gaia Pier. Most of the wineries are located … Read More
Oide Wiesn, the historical Oktoberfest
Within the huge area where the Oktoberfest occurs there is a closed part where you pay 3 euros to enter which is called OIDE WIESN, in the dialect of Bavaria the old Oktoberfest. This place tries to revive the history of how the event was in the past, with old games, exhibition of tractors, locomotives and the use of porcelain cups, … Read More
Delirium Cafe, world’s biggest beer selection in Brussels
Famous for having the world’s biggest beer selection and located in the capital of Belgium, Delirium cafe broke the guinness record with a selection of 2004 beers in the year of 2004. I celebrated my 26 year old birthday in this incredible 3 levels bar. The beer Delirium Tremens, also elected one of the bests in the world, is the favorite from the house. … Read More
Raki Bar, a Turkish tradition
Raki Bar is a place to play chats out, take Yeni Raki, a typical Turkish drink with 45% alcohol content is special for sad moments or moments that friends need to share important matters. We went with a Turkish friend, Onur, who we met in Belgrade, Serbia to feel the Turkish culture and know some typical foods and the table … Read More