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CYCLES IN AMSTERDAM! How It Became the Cycling Capital of the World? Amsterdam has a wide network of traffic-calmed streets and facilities for cyclists, including bike paths, bike racks, and guarded bicycle parking stations (Fietsenstalling), the latter available for a fee. No city in the world use cycles so much like amsterdammers use. About 40% of all journeys in Amsterdam are done by bike! but its very important to know...

Lyon is the capital of Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region and second largest city by area and third largest city by population. It is located in the middle of the rivers Rhone and Saone. Exciting combination of history, culture and gastronomy makes this city so interesting to visit. Lyon has tremendous history going back over 2,000 years. With Roman ruins through Renaissance style structures and vibrant food culture, in this city there is something for everyone. Whether you are walking through its historic neighborhoods indulging in its world-renowned cuisine,...

Hautes Fagnes (settled in the heart of Ardennes), provides a calm and breathtaking landscape to nature lovers, hikers and external enthusiasts. Located in the eastern part of the Belgium, the region is part of the large High Fens-Eifel Nature Park and one of the most unique and protected environment in Europe. The Hautes Fagnes region is especially famous for its giant peat bogs, dense forests and rolling hills, providing...

Krakow (situated on the Vistula river in Lesser Poland Voivodeship), is one of the oldest cities and the second largest city in Poland. Do you know, till 1596 it was also the official capital of Poland and has been one of the leading centers of polish academic, cultures and artistic life. It also comes in one of the beautiful cities of Europe and in 1978, its old town was declared...