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Coming Up in October: Red Bull Freerunning Competition in Oia

Mihaela Lica Butler

Save the date: on October 7, 2017, Oia will welcome the best of the best freerunners in the world and as a spectator, you will be able to see them flying over white-washed walls, domed roofs, and Orthodox church crosses like Greek gods.

8 years ago

Magic Moscow in Spring by Kristina Makeeva

Aleksandr Shatskih

Kristina Makeeva is a Russian photographer whose Instagram shares fascinate and remind of childhood dreams and fairy tales.

8 years ago

A Royal Wedding Every Season with Mamaison Hotels and Residences

Mihaela Lica Butler

Perfect moments deserve a perfect setting, and if you plan your wedding in Prague, Moscow, Budapest, Ostrava or Warsaw, Mamaison Hotels offer you style beyond compare, and wedding packages that set the perfect stage for the hours following that instant when two people, sharing a desire to spend forever-after together, tie the proverbial knot. Prague […]

8 years ago

Meet Me in Oia: Five Pastimes to Fall in Love with Santorini

Mihaela Lica Butler

Those who witnessed a sunset over the Aegean from the best vantage point of Oia, know that it is easy to fall in love with Santorini.

8 years ago

Norwegian Cruise Lines Offers First Look at Project Leonardo-Class

Phil Butler

Norwegian Cruise Line has released the first conceptual design images of the new Project Leonardo-Class ships at Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami.

8 years ago

Places Under the Aurora Borealis: Russia’s Kola Peninsula

Mihaela Lica Butler

Most travelers who plan a vacation to see the Aurora Borealis usually think about destinations like Alaska, Denmark, Finland, Scotland, Greenland, Canada, Norway, Sweden, and Iceland, while Russia comes to mind rarely. So add to your bucket list a trip to the Kola Peninsula as an alternative to more popular travel spots to see the Northern Lights. It’s hard to […]

8 years ago

Eating Well During Lent in Yaroslavl with Anna Novikova

Aleksandr Shatskih

Join Anna in a culinary journey like no other. Lent in Yaroslavl is a captivating experience when you dine at Ivan Vasilyevich.

8 years ago

Greece Embraces Active Travel Trends with Its New Bike Friendly Hotel Network

Argophilia Travel News

The “Bike Friendly Hotel” initiative responds to the increasing cyclist tourism demand, labeling hotels that cater to travelers who enjoy cycling.

8 years ago

Ohio’s Sweetest Walk, the Butler County Donut Trail, Welcomes New Visitors

Mihaela Lica Butler

Can you resist a donut that has the appeal of Willy Wonka’s magical factory? Chocolate glaze, colorful sprinkles, and the taste of a hundred pixie fairies’ dust on a ring of deep-fried dough? Just go there and walk on the sweetest path you’ve ever walked on: put on your ruby slippers and follow the Butler […]

8 years ago

Fiolent Cape: A Bizarre and Wonderful Crimea Seascape

Phil Butler

Fiolent Cape is one of the most pristine nature spectacles anywhere. Few reading this article will ever have heard of this Crimea picture-scape. Untouched nature, crisp clean air, the clear waters Jasper beach (below), and the still quiet await adventurous travelers to Sevastopol. peace and quiet, flowering almond and new experiences.

8 years ago

Blue Marble Private Offers RMS Titanic Tours

Phil Butler

Intrepid tourists may soon have the rarest of opportunities, as London-based Blue Marble Private fathoms offering exclusives deep sea dives on the famous RMS Titanic.

8 years ago

Poti’s Tourist Potential Still Far from Reach

Mihaela Lica Butler

Located on the delta of the Rioni river, Poti is a Georgian port at the Black Sea and, possibly, your next summer destination. Argophilia reports.

8 years ago

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