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Visitors who have been to Lanzarote usually fall into two camps. Those who simply stay in the resort where their accommodation is and those who explore the whole island. Whilst there is nothing wrong with flaking out by the side of the pool, those who do so end up missing out on a whole range of experiences.

Quite apart from the numerous sporting activities that are on offer, covering land, sea and air, Lanzarote has some of the most unique attractions that can be found anywhere in Europe. The most popular remains the volcano park, named Timanfaya, but there are several others of note.

Such as the Jameos del Agua. An awe-inspiring underground volcanic tunnel that has been transformed into a restaurant, museum, auditorium, lagoon, swimming pool and gardens. It is the kind of place you may want to spend an afternoon at, mooching from corner to corner.

Which is entirely possible for visitors who opt for Lanzarote car hire as their best method for getting around. Whilst the many excursions are great if you don’t want to drive, they do tend to set a cracking pace, so you don’t get that long at each attraction.

In any case, hiring a car tends to go hand in glove for holidaymakers who have rented villas in Lanzarote. As this gives the greatest degree of freedom and convenience and is almost an opportunity to live like the locals for a week.

And then there are the numerous beaches dotted all over the island, which you simply won’t see if you stay in the resort. Like the six sandy coves and turquoise sea of the Papagayo beaches, just outside Playa Blanca. Or the huge golden stretch of sand at Famara, which is a favourite with kite-surfers.

Natural beauty spots also abound in Lanzarote. The volcanic landscapes extend across half the island, meeting the higher massif of the Peñas del Chache at Teguise. Hidden in the massif is the verdant spot known as the Valley of a Thousand Palms, which belies the more arid scenery of the south.

With such a variety of places to see, it is a shame that visitors who have taken holidays in Lanzarote may leave the island without having visited any of them. And when they voice an opinion about this Canarian island they are really only talking about a tiny part of it.

Also the Slovakia has as well known passable skiing areas, particularly in the low one and high Tatra. Nevertheless the Slovak winter tourism is guessed/advised into the crisis – a crisis, which is at least partially house-made: Apart from the general economic development also relatively high prices carried (hotel, ski passports) as well as missing or bad service offers to the fact that the guest numbers broke in the last winter season around approximately 30%. The introduction of the euro at the beginning of of 2009, in whose consequence Slowakei journeys for tourists became noticeably more expensive from countries such as Poland, played likewise a negative role. Since beginning of this season the Slovak ski Resorts tries to against-steer. This is to take place particularly in the context of improved co-operation, in order to lower the prices noticeably, in addition, controlled (thus under avoidance of ruinous price battles).

An example of such a co-operation gives it already, how www.idnes.cz reported. Partners are the popular ski Resorts Velka Raca, Strbske Pleso and Donovaly, which introduced various discount packages and a common ski passport. The ski passport costs 18 euros per day and justified for the free use of all departure runways in the three skiing areas (altogether approximately 32 kilometers).

Winter holiday-makers can only profit from such co-operation: Uncontrolled price battles, which prevent a profitable enterprise of the ski plants and hotels, are not useful on a long-term basis also to the guests anything. Because those expect finally good quality, which requires regular investments of the Resort operators for its part.

In the Slovakia altogether the average prices for ski passports are in this winter opposite the Low Season around approximately 15% please. The prices for accommodations are appropriate roughly spoken for 15-30% lower than in the last winter (data after www.tourism-review.com).

Information to the three skiing areas
The winter sports center Velka Raca (heights between 630 and 1050 meters) lies into that Saybu Beskydy and traditionally particularly by short holiday-makers from the neighboring countries Czech Republic and Poland is visited. 14 kilometers of runways are available. A property part of the runways is snow. For the transport of the ski friends three aerial ropeways and three ski elevators (transport capacity 9,700 Pers. /St.) provide. Also night ski driving (lit up 2.7 kilometers runways), Snowboard (600 meters of Snowboard slopes) and cross-country skiing (nine kilometers of tracks) are possible.

The winter sports area Strbske Pleso (heights between 1376 and 1860 meters) is in the high Tatra. There are approximately 7.4 runway kilometers, all is snow. The three aerial ropeways and three ski elevators of the winter sports area can carry approx. 6,000 persons in the hour. For long runners 18 kilometers of tracks are available. In addition there is a Fun park, in which Snowtubing, Snowrafting, ice climbing, Bungeeruning or Bungeejumping of a large ski-jump are possible.

The skiing area park Snow Donovaly (heights between 910 and 1361 meters) lies in the low Tatra. The overall length of the runways amounts to approximately eleven kilometer, 7.4 km kilometers of it is snow. For transport two aerial ropeways are available and 14 ski elevators (total transport total 14,100 Pers. /St.). For night ski drivers 1.8 kilometers wait lit runways. Long runners find 25 kilometers of tracks, for Snowboard driver are available 600 meters of Snowboard slopes. Beyond that there is a Snowboard park with various offers.

As for the ski slopes, the ski resorts of the Alps are considered the best in Europe. Who the crowded and expensive ski resorts in Austria, Italy and Switzerland, however, can not do much from gaining, which is recommended as an alternative, a winter holiday in the far north. In Scandinavia, especially Sweden is regarded as a winter sports paradise. Lots of snow, varied slopes, plenty of activity possibilities and cozy Sweden houses make the perfect winter holiday in Sweden.





In the ski areas of Sweden that will concentrate in the north and center on the western border with Norway, not only skiers at their expense. Sweden is among cross-country skiers with miles of trails as a true El Dorado for cross-country skiing. With enough snow, you can endless trails on the snow-covered forests, mountains and lakes of Sweden to explore and snowboarders will find the ski slopes and Sweden’s great parks.

Sweden, although no high mountains, ski resorts have to offer – the highest mountain views Kebnekaise measures just 2,100 meters – is located in Sweden but also very long, and much snow. In the northern ski resorts, you can indulge even into the spring month of May into the winter sports. Although Sweden does not offer alpine conditions, there is no lack of varied slopes. Whether blue, red, black, children, or off-piste, for everyone the right thing here.





The largest winter sports region Dalarna in central Sweden, where there are around 100 ski runs for beginners and professionals to choose from. One of the most popular ski resorts in Dalarna is Idre Fell, Idre near the small town. There is the longest and steepest descent in Dalarna. The cabins are mostly right on the slopes, so that long journey times, inevitable. Who is in Idre Fell too full, which may be diverted to other ski resorts in the area, for example into calmer Fjätervalen.

Even the ski resort of Are in the region of Jämtland enjoys great popularity among winter holidaymakers from across Europe. No wonder, Are but as is the largest ski area in northern Europe. From the blue to the black run up to the off-piste is something for every need. Snowboarding is possible as well as telemark and carving. On the surrounding lakes can be ice skating or ice fishing. Otherwise, offer themselves as elsewhere in Sweden, dogsledding with huskies, snowmobiling and snowshoeing tours.





During winter vacation in Sweden have to pay while losing alpine slopes and the approach is also longer, but mostly for the ski passes are cheaper – for children under eight years, even nothing. In addition, there are the huts closer to the ski areas and offer more comfort. A sauna and a fireplace usually belong to the basic equipment and add to the relaxing vacation. Anyone planning a winter vacation in Sweden, but should note that in December and January, the sun shines less and avoid the calendar weeks 9 to 11 Then the Swedes “have Sportlov” (Sports holidays) and the ski areas are consequently overcrowded.

Winter holidays in Stockholm

The Swedish capital of Stockholm has a lot to offer winter guests. Although you can not ski here, but no later than when the freeze archipelago in the Baltic Sea, is announced again skating. Then go to adults and children on ice skates and sleds on the ice. Many a fisherman uses the opportunity to drill a hole in the ice and tried in the ice fishing.





Who wants to address a quiet winter holiday in Stockholm, which recommend a stroll through the festively-lit Christmas market. There are delicious Christmas treats and typical Swedish handicrafts. Beautifully decorated Christmas trees, winter snow and brightly lit streets make for a cozy atmosphere.





In December, you can be at the winter holiday in Sweden witnessed a particular event. Every year on 13 December the Swedes celebrate the Lucia celebration at the one hand, they celebrate the winter solstice to worship but also of Saint Lucia. The festive and cozy atmosphere of the Lucia Fest raises the anticipation of the holidays and is a must for any winter holiday in Sweden.

Exciting Stops in Paris:

Eiffel Tower

• Named after its designer, engineer Gustave Eiffel
• Was constructed in 1889
• Height: 1063 ft. to the antenna (986 ft. to the roof)
• Is the most visited paid monument in the world
• Is painted three separate colors, with the darkest on the bottom and the lightest on the top

Arc du Triomphe

• Honors those who fought for France, particularly during the Napoleonic Wars
• All the names of generals and wars fought are on the inside and top of the arc; underneath is the tomb of the unknown soldier from WWI
• Height: 162 ft.
• To get to the top of the Arc, visitors can either climb up 284 steps or take the lift and climb 46 steps

Champs-Élysées

• Is the most prestigious avenue in Paris, comprising of cinemas, cafes, and luxury specialty shops
• Is the most expensive strip of real estate in Europe, with rent as high as $1.5 million for 100 sq. feet
• Runs for 1.25 miles
• Hosts he largest military parade in Europe on Bastille Day each year

Notre Dame Cathedral

• This Gothic cathedral is the main Catholic cathedral of the archdiocese of Paris
• Was among the first buildings in the world to use flying buttresses
• Was restored in the 19th century after suffering desecration during the French Revolution in the 1790s
• There are 5 bells that ring to mark the hours of the day for different occasions and services
• There are 13 statues on the top of the cathedral; 12 are of the 12 Apostles and the 13th is of the architect himself

Luxembourg Gardens

• Is the largest public park and the garden of the French Senate
• Includes a playground, occasional pony rides, musical performances, and a pond
• Contains over 100 statues, fountains, and monuments

Louvre Museum

• Is the national museum of France and a historic monument
• Is housed in the Louvre Palace, which started as a fortress built in the 12th century
• Contains more than 380,000 objects and displays 35,000 works of art
• Averages 15,000 visitors per day