A vibrant summer destination, the idyllic canton of Vaud in southwestern Switzerland is easily accessible from the GCC, thanks to regular flights into Geneva. Home to the culture-rich cities of Lausanne and Montreux Riviera, endless expanses of verdant fields, glassy lakes and cycling trails, Vaud offers a box-ticking blend of activities for all ages, backdropped by some of the Alps’ most dramatic peaks.
Whether you’re an experienced cyclist or someone who prefers a gentle pedal, the Swiss canton of Vaud is a cycling haven just waiting to be explored. With a choice of terrain spanning flat rural roads that are perfect for families, and hilly climbs through spectacular wine regions, see the best of the region on two wheels. Cycle along the northern shores of Lake Geneva on the 106-kilometre Vineyard Route or explore the safe cycling paths and farm roads of the picturesque Chablais Region, perfect for families.
Above the Roman Forum, the Capitoline Hill was Rome’s symbolic centre and held the temple of Jupiter. It is one of the most famous and highest hills of Rome. It was a seat of power in ancient Rome and remains a centre of municipal government even today. There are two museums, the oldest public museums in the world, the Palazzo Nuova, with Greek and Roman sculptures, and the Palazzo dei Conservat...
Like all European cities, Bucharest has a state of the art Engineering University that educates thousands of engineers each year. Built in 1948, the university commits to provide excellent education and a breeding ground for young minds. The campus grounds provide a good walking ground and pleasant hustle bustle of student life. {loadposition ...
Montmartre, located in the 18th arrondissement, is one of Paris’ most famous neighborhoods and its tallest point. At the summit of the hill are two famous churches: the Sacre-Coeur Basilica and Saint Pierre de Montmarte. The former is a popular landmark, and the latter is allegedly the birthplace of the Jesuit order. Sacre-Coeur is relatively new, consecrated in 1918.&...
This was built in the 1800s on the site where Royal treasures were stored. A visit to this place will definitely enhance the tourist's knowledge of Russian history and its protagonists. Exhibited here are a variety of artifacts ranging from imperial carriages to weaponry to the thrones designed and built for different Russian rulers. Visitors are only allowed to roam the museum for a maximum durat...