Added: 06/20/2005 |
World Resorts. Experience Eastern Europe.For many years Eastern Europe has been isolated from the rest of the world. Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary are all amazing world resorts. They gradually start to blend with the rest of Europe so now it is a good time to catch the opportunity and explore their old-world cities and towns.
Zagreb, capital of Croatia, is one of the most popular cities in Central Europe for foreign visitors, a city of green parks and walks, with many places to visit in the beautiful surroundings. Zagreb offers its visitors the Baroque atmosphere of the old Gornji grad (upper town) where the Presidential Palace, the historic church of St. Mark's, the Croatian parliament, museums and galleries are situated; picturesque open-air markets, shopping facilities, an abundant selection of crafts and cuisine of the Dolnji grad (lower town); and the modern Novi Zagreb (new Zagreb). You might be overwhelmed by the amount of museums in this beautiful city that's why you will feel more relaxed spending some time in one of the numerous cafes having a drink or a meal. In the evening one should definitely visit some fish restaurants and try Croatian traditional fish dishes, the taste of which depends not only on the grilling technique but also on the type of wood chosen. Of course Croatian food is not restricted to fish only and offers a lot of delicious meat dishes as well. Every region has its own special dish to boast. One of Zagreb is strukli, little "ravioli" with cheese or apples, tossed with breadcrumbs. Most of the places welcome visitors with children and provide service of a high level, which leaves everyone pleased. Apart from Zagreb Croatian principal tourist attractions include the Kornati National Park, the fortified city of Dubrovnik, the Krka waterfalls, part of the Krka National Park and the Plitvice Lakes.
You will be surprised how many historical places Czech Republic offers to a tourist. Its capital, Prague, is one of the most beautiful cities in the world that attracts millions of tourists each year. Prague's center stretches across both banks of the Vltava River. Here the New Town (Nove Mesto), the Old Town (Stare Mesto), the Jewish Quarter (Josefov) and the Little Quarter (Mala Strana) are situated. Prague's number one tourist attractions are Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral Tower, which present breathtaking views over the whole of Prague. As tourism is a major force in Prague, several pubs and restaurants have outside terraces with splendid views over the city. Other famous old cities are Brno, Plezn, Karlovy Vary and the cities of Ceske Budejovice and Cesky Krumlov located in Southern Bohemia with their romantic medieval city centers.
The first city one wants to visit in Hungary is its capital, the largest city of the country, Budapest, which is located along the two embankments of the River Danube. The Royal Castle and the Castle District are among the many spectacular sights of the capital. Szentendre is the second most visited town in the central part of the country. Situated a few miles away from Budapest it is filled with Mediterranean atmosphere with lots of cozy coffee-bars, restaurants, galleries, museums and exhibition rooms. For the fans of countryside Hungary offers many majestic plains, resort-lined lakes, Baroque towns, horse markets and rustic villages.
Whichever Eastern European country you choose to visit you will never feel disappointed. Beautiful nature, breathtaking views, thousands of historical places to see and an endless amount of foods to try. Eastern Europe has it all and welcomes you!Article comments:
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