Bengaluru, formerly Bangalore, is the capital city of Karnataka in south India. The city has earned several names such as Silicon Valley of India, Pub Capital of India, Air Conditioned City, and City of Gardens.Read More
Shopping in Basel is as varied and unique as the city’s cultural life, effortlessly mixing high-end chic with vibrant and colorful street markets.Read More
As the third largest city in Switzerland, Basel offers plenty of entertainment options for travelers who are very much awake at night.Read More
The Swiss city of Basel, located in the northwest corner of Switzerland and near its borders with France and Germany, has many strong food traditions.Read More
Living at the meeting point of three countries, the people of Basel have a great deal of savoir-vivre; good food and drink are as important to them as art and culture. Nearly all the world’s cuisines are richly represented in Basel: from starred gourmet eateries to the takeaway around the corner.Read More
Few cities in Europe can match Basel for its concentration of cultural attractions and things to do. Tourists to Switzerland's second-largest city will find more than one museum per square kilometer with a total exceeding 40. Moreover, many of these are housed in buildings that are themselves works of art, designed by great architects that include Renzo Piano, Frank O. Gehry, and Mario Botta.Read More
Dublin is a dream to shopping lovers as it is packed with amazing shops, shopping centres and markets. As Dublin is the capital of Ireland you won’t be disappointed with the variety of shops. The usual high street outlets can all be found in the city centre as well as higher end shops and trendy boutiques and outlets. What makes shopping in Dublin a real treat are the talented buskers you’ll see along the way. Read More
The pubs and nightlife in Dublin are incredible. Typically packed with both tourists and locals, and having live music is the norm. Start your trip off in Dublin and spread out from there. The area that is now Dublin started its life off as a small Viking settlement in 841.Read More
Dublin’s food scene is remarkably vibrant, boasting a plentiful selection of fine dining restaurants and a myriad of cuisines from all over the globe. When it comes to traditional Irish fare, the best place to find authentic flavours is in the kitchen of any busy local pub serving lunch and dinner. Read More
A friendly city with international city and local charm, there is something for people of all persuasions among the Irish capital’s attractions and activities.Read More
