Friday, 11 December 2015

The Potato Famine in Ireland

The Potato Famine in IrelandPotato Famine was the single most significant event in Irelands history that singlehandedly transformed Ireland completely. It took place between 1844 and 1849 and I took the lives of upwards of a million people in the time it struck Ireland. There were also immigrations of on a large scale; People moved to other European countries in a mass Exodus that reduced the population of Ireland to dreads. Ireland has yet to fully emerge from the consequences of that catastrophic famine. To this date, Ireland remains extremely scarcely populated and still has a somewhat stable, yet slow economy.

Reference:
https://allinireland.wordpress.com/2015/01/18/the-potato-famine-in-ireland/

Slovak Cuisine to ravish

Slovak Cuisine to ravishDifferent regions of Slovakia represent different types of cuisine. It varies from place to place which gives an insight into the cultures of those particular regions. The Slovak food is highly influenced by their surrounding countries and has a history of the most delicious foods ever made. So much has been written about the Slovak cuisine that it could be traced to the times when there was just enough food for everybody in the village. The people of Slovakia are very choosy about what to eat. The staple foods include a lot of varieties which includes meat, beef, pork, fish, dairy products and some green vegetables. Reference

NOW IN POLAND

NOW IN POLANDGdansk, a Polish city at theBaltic coast is one of the most beautiful port cities around the world. This city has made a key role in World War 2. It is also the principal seaport and 4th largest metro city in Poland. Gdansk world class beaches attracts tourist all around the world especially in summers.Reference

just about belgium

just about belgiumN the coast of Flanders is a narrow belt of lowlands, reaching from the borders of France to the Schelde River. The area has many fine sandy beaches and dunes. Inland, the plains of Flanders extend southwest and are crossed by the Leie, Schelde, and Dender rivers. The Central Low Plateau rises to a height of 700 feet in the south. It includes Belgium’s best farmland, the result of the region’s rich alluvial soils. The Senne, Demer and Dijle rivers cross the plateau toward the Rupel River.Reference

Thursday, 10 December 2015

GETTING AROUND NETHERLANDS

GETTING AROUND NETHERLANDSReaching Netherlands has become very easy .The Amsterdam schiphol airport has copious air links worldwide, including many low cost European airlines and the links on high speed trains are especially goods from neighboring country of France, Belgium and the country of Germany. Other land options are user friendly and border crossings are nearly invisible thanks to EU. Reference

Nightlife in Prague, Czech Republic

Nightlife in Prague, Czech RepublicVisiting a new country can be very exhilarating as well as a confusing affair. As soon as the initial excitement wears off, some often find themselves in the dilemma of not knowing what to do. To get the best out of your visit to Prague, you may want to know a few places to go at night to have a nice time. Prague do offers a lot of such options. A drive around town in your rented car will show you a few options. Since you may have limited time to spend in Prague, it might be best if you know exactly where the top nightspots are and what you can expect from them.Reference

Wednesday, 9 December 2015

The Natural History Museum of Denmark

The Natural History Museum of DenmarkThe botanic garden, the horticultural & library museum, the geological museum and the museum of zoology have over the years emerged to become natural history museums of Denmark. This museum is now the national museum of natural history in Denmark and many people across the world troop into Denmark all year to visit the museum.

Reference:
http://denmark360.tumblr.com/post/107874558221/the-natural-history-museum-of-denmark