15 Charming Italian cities ideal for a walk - Part 2

Today, we presented you incredible collection of beautiful Italian towns, which are perfect for a stroll. There, too, you can enjoy delicious traditional Italian cuisine to try, that you're going to love it. If you want to have unusual summer vacation when we suggest some of these amazing Italian cities, this will take your breath away this summer. Below you can see some great photos of this place, to see

. Corinaldo

Korinaldo is known for its well-preserved known walls of the XIV century, as the birthplace of Saint Maria Goretti Roman Catholic after the festival of Halloween, which is held every year in October. It is one of the most beautiful Italian cities. If you wish, this summer some new place

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Otranto

The city that was once known for horse breeding, now has about 6000 inhabitants and offers a magnificent view the crystal clear water. An important view of this place is Aragoneze Castello, Castle, which was built in 1485 If you want to have unforgatable time and swim in the crystal clear water when we propose to go to Otranto in this summer.

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Monte Isola

With an area of ​​only 13 square kilometers, Monte Isola is the largest lake island in Italy appointed.

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Glurns

Glorenca or somewhere under the name Glurns known is a city in the northern part of Italy, and it has a population of less than one thousandth An interesting fact is that most of its inhabitants to speak German.

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Colletta di Castelbianco

The old village is built entirely of stone and is believed to have been founded in order to defend against Saracens in the XIII century. Some of the houses have red or blue doors, which make the city more charming. It is one of the oldest cities in Italy.

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Costa Rica, rich country with natural beauties - Part 2

Yesterday we gave some general information about Costa Rica in the first part of Costa Rica, rich country with natural beauty. Today we will share some interesting facts about this interesting little circle in Central America. Read it together with the beautiful pictures.

-Costa Ricans call themselves as Ticos and Ticas.
-There are 801 miles of the coast in Costa Rica.
It takes only 0.03% of the earth's surface, but it has 5% of its biodiversity

Buenavista Villas & amp; amp. Casas, Quepos, Puntarenas

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Monteverde rainforest, Puntarenas

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-There are more than 121 volcanoes, and the 7 are active.
-There are more than 750,000 species of insects in Costa Rica, 20.00 different types of spiders and 10% of butterflies worldwide live there.

Waterfall in La Fortuna

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-Costa Rica had female president, Laura Chinchilla
-It is no winter and summer, only dry season December to April and the rainy season from May to November.
-Average life expectancy is 77 years.

Arenal volcano

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Puerto Quepos, Puntarenas

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-" Pura Vida "is the national proverb meaning" life are pure "they use for greetings, goodbye or if someone asks you how you're doing.
-Ticos put coffee in their babies' milk and they often give coffee to their children.
-It 2-40 earthquakes per month in Costa Rica

Costa Rica beach

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Rio Agujitas, Drake Bay, Osa Peninsula

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Costa Rica, rich country with natural beauties - Part 1

Costa Rica is another circle in Central America that offers many different attractions. Only in 1563 settled due to many factors. The hot climate, the warm and humid climate, the swarms of mosquitoes that different diseases caused than in Europe. After that, it remained as a Spanish colony until 1821, when it became independent country in Central America. At first arms, Costa Rica began to grow in economic terms, so fast. Due to the unique nature, Costa Rica designed primarily to tourism, which is now at a high level.

The most important attractions in Costa Rica are the coasts and beaches. His two different oceans Atlantic to the east and Pacific Ocean to the west, offers many different types of beaches. There you can swim in the beautiful ocean water, snorkel, scuba dive, do a lot of water Holmen etc. into the interior of the country, offers the rainforests something unique. Different types of trees and plants make this country unique. There are also volcanoes, which are to complement the scenery

Forest Peak, Costa Rica

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Papagayo Bay

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The wildlife is so diverse as to be expected because of the location and the climate. There are thousands of different animals , birds, primates, reptiles, insects and others.

You can get to Costa Rica through many different ways. By plane, by car or by bus or by boat.

Arenal volcano, La Fortuna

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Poas Volcano National Park

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If you go ever to Costa Rica, you can visit the amazing volcanoes and a Canopy Tour the country in depts. You will be amazed at how beautiful the rain forests and all animal life in them.

Paquita River

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Puerto Quepos, Puntarenas

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Costa Rica Surfers

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15 Charming Italian Cities ideal for a walk - Part 1

Italy is one of the most visited country in Europe. Below are some less popular but very beautiful small Italian towns that will delight you and will make you to one day want to see

Alberobello

Known for their specific houses with conical roofs, Alberobelo a picturesque town in the Italian region of Apulia. Some built the small houses of dry stone (without mortar) are marked with symbols, making them very attractive to tourists. It is one of the most visited cities in Italy in these days.

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Atrani

Located in Amalfi Coast from this, the city is the smallest town in the southern part of Italy. This lovely community feel has been displayed in the display for the Fiat 500. Looking at his magic. It is one of the most beautiful small Italian cities in southern Italy.

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Garda

Garda Lake is one of the most beautiful attraction in Italy. It is in Nothern Italy. It is a city with amazing landscapes, beautiful old buildings, delicious traditional food.

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Portofino

Portofino is the Italian synonym for glamor, luxury -Villen of Armani and Dolce & amp; amp possession filled; Gabbana. It is one of the most visited cities in Italy during the summer. //www.youramazingplaces: There you can in the fantastic scenery, great old buildings, beautiful gardens ..

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Riomaggiore

Riomaggiore was developed in the thirteenth century and is known for the quality of wine from local Beuren. This colorful city to go fully in one day, but for the visitors is the best to stay a day to rest and prepare for the rest of the trip to Italy.

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Explore the 50 undiscovered places in Europe - Part 1

Europe, although the oldest continent in the world there are many places that are not known to the public. These places are rich in beautiful landscapes, nature, mountains, clean water, beautiful historic castles, impressive architecture .... Below are some great photos of undiscovered places in Europe to see, be that gonna leave you without words. Also in this delightful image is gonna make you want to visit all these places in a day.

Alberobello, Italy

Alberobelo is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. It is located in the Puglia region in Italy. There you will find amazing to see small traditional houses. It is one of the most beautiful undiscovered places in Europe.

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Annecy, France

Annecy is the most popular small town in France. Also, there is to know as "the capital of sport". There you can enjoy the stunning scenery, fresh air and all kinds of water and mountain sports.

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Blue Lagoon, Iceland

Blue Lagoon in Iceland is the perfect place to relax. It is one of the most beautiful spa center. There you can enjoy in the sauna, massages and geothermal spas. It is another of the most beautiful undiscovered places in Europe.

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Colmar, France

Colmar city is considered one of the finest small Us city ​​in Europe. The nickname of the city is "a little Venice" because of its beautiful squares, fountains and canals.

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Corinaldo, Italy

Corinaldo is one of the most evocative historical centers of Italy. It is known for its well-preserved walls of the XIV century. This city is one of the most beautiful undiscovered places in Europe that you have time to visit in your life.

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Dunnottar Castle, Scotland

Dunnottar Castle is another undiscovered place in Europe. It was built in 15-16 century. It is the most visited place in Scotland. There you can in the beautiful landscape, enjoying clear water ....

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Faroe Islands, Norway

Faroe Islands are situated between Iceland and Norway, and it includes 18 islands. It is one of the most beautiful places in Norway. The total area of ​​the island is 1,400 km2 (540 sq mi) with a population of 50,000 people.

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Krka National Park, Croatia

Krka National Park covers an area of ​​142 square kilometers. It is one of the most visited natural park in Croatia, especially in the summer.

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Liguria, Italian Region

Liguria Region consists of four provinces existed. , In all the provinces that you can enjoy in the fantastic landscapes, fairytale beaches, crystal clear water ... There is a perfect destination for those who want to have an unforgettable summer vacation

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Mont Saint Michel, France

Mont Saint Michel (Mount St. Mikhail) is a small town on the unusual rocky island, 1 km from the northern coast of France. It is one of the undiscovered places in Europe, well worth a visit.

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Eilean Donan, Scotland

Scotland is a country with a lot of castles. One of the most beautiful and undiscovered places in Scotland Eilean Donan Castle. This is one of the most impressive castles that you want to visit in your life time.

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Reine, Norway

The most beautiful fishing village in Norway Reine. The total area of ​​the municipality is 82 acres. There you can splendid scenery, magnificent scenery, beautiful mountains to see stunning country ...

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Improve Your Indoor Air Quality with 15 indoor plants - Part 2

As we in the first part of the important houseplants for improving the air quality in your home, said, here we are to continue with the list of those 15 houseplants. Because our health is the most important, and the clean air is what can help. The houseplants are not expensive and can improve our lives so much. The second thing is that they are beautiful and help us decorate your home. There are many houseplants that can be placed at various locations, with a lot of lights or in damp places and passive they will heal us and provides clean air.

Azalea (Rhododendron simsii)

Azalea is a plant with beautiful flowers and even greater abilities. It fights the formaldehyde of plywood or foam insulation. This flower does not want, warm places, and it's good to put it in cellars with bright spots or corridors.

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Ivy ( Hedera helix)

A study shows that Ivy or Hedera Helix is ​​one of houseplants, which reduces the air fecal-matter particles. It also filters formaldehyde from the cleaners.

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dragon tree (Dracaena Lemon deremensis Line)

Dracaena deremensis is ideal for your home. It grows easily, avoiding direct sunlight. In addition to its benefits for cleaning air, it's beautiful flower with green leaves, which grows up to 12 meters and clustering the tip of a thin stem.

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Chinese evergreen (Aglaonema crispum 'Deborah')

Aglaonema crispum is one of houseplants that grow in low light, producing flowers and red berries and filters the air of many toxins. Another thing is that it is easy to maintain.

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Bamboo Palm (Chamaedorea seifrizii)

This is known as reed palm and can often flowers and small berries. Bamboo Palm is located on the top of the list of houseplants that are best for the clearing of benzene and trichlorethylene. Best location next to furniture, which can release formaldehyde.

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Heart Leaf Philodendron (Philodendron oxycardium)

In addition to the heart-shaped leaf philodendron is oxycardium strong fighter for the removal of all kinds of VOCs , One bad thing this is a houseplant that is highly toxic if eaters, so it's not recommended to put or keep, if you have small children and pets have to be.

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Peace lily (Spathiphyllum)

Peace Lily is on top of the list of NASA for the removal of all three of the most common VOCs -. formaldehyde, benzene and trichlorethylene It also helps with toluene and xylene Another good thing about Spathiphyllum is that it does not need to produce striking blooms and direct light. . They have once a week water and that's it. Our authors has most of these plants at home but Spathiphyllum is one of the best. Try it and you will feel the difference.

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27 places where Game of Thrones filmed - Part 2

How do you send Lands followers? Game of Thrones Season 4 ended and we are waiting for the next season for another year. No this post is not about spoilers for Game of Thrones. It is an easy an article about the real places where Game of Thrones is filmed. In this article we will mainly show you places in Northern Ireland, Great Britain and Iceland. This 2 countries are rich in unique places, castles, ruins and these things makes them perfect for the Game of Thrones scenes.

Take a look and enjoy these places.

Castle Ward, Northern Ireland (Winterfell, House Stark)

This building is going to take you in a journey of history. It was built in the 18th century and in two different styles. Classical and Gothic style make this house unique. As in the outside of the interior is also in different styles.

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The Dark Hedges (Arya Stark escapes from Kings Landing a dressed Boy)

This amazing road from Buchenwald was built in the 18th century, the Stuart family. The purpose was to impress visitors coming to their home, Grace Hill House. This card is Two centuries later known as Dark hedges and it is one of the most visited places in the UK.

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Dunluce Castle, Northern Ireland (Iron Islands, House Greyjoy )

Dunluce Castle medieval castle that now only ruins in Northern Ireland. It's interesting how the castle with steep drops on three sides.

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Downhill beach, Northern Ireland (burning of the seven gods scene)

Downhill Beach is a beach in County Londonderry.

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Tollymore Forest Park, Northern Ireland (Beyond the Wall)

Tollymore Forest Park is the first national park in Northern Ireland in 1955 founded Because of its unique features it is used in many scenes scenes in Game of Thrones for filming "Beyond the Wall".

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Cushendun Caves (Storms End Cave)

These caves can be found near the Bay Hotel and Cave House in the small coastal village of Cushendun. This village located in Northern Ireland and there is another place for filming Game of Thrones scenes. These caves are more than 4000 years is formed in extreme weather conditions.

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Hofdabrekka, Iceland (Frostfangs Mountains)

Höfðabrekka located near Vik, the southernmost city ​​of Iceland. Situated on the edge of the glacier Mýrdalsjökull nearby Katla volcano.

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Dimmuborgir, Iceland (Wildsling Camp)

Nearby Grjótagjá and Lake Myvatn is a lava field Dimmuborgir is with stones in many unusual forms.

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Vatnajökull glacier, Iceland (North of the Wall)

This is Europe's largest glacier, laying in the largest national park in Europe. In Game of Thrones these places, the country north of the wall, where the mystical and blue creatures living.

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