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The waterfalls are called Snoqualmie Falls, and if there seem familiar it’s because, probably, you have seen in the series Twin Peaks. Since then, these waterfalls have become a major tourist destinations of those travelling in Seattle in the northwestern state of Washington, USA, which is only fifty kilometers.

The park is surrounded by a wildlife than two acres, where you can do walks in marked, a picnic, beautiful photographs of waterfalls (the terraces are also accessible for visitors in wheelchairs), and even marry. The area is open dall’alba and at sunset, the only restriction for pets who are not allowed.

The structure that you see at the top of the waterfalls (has been condonata?) Is the Salish Lodge and Spa, recently renovated, also the protagonist of Twin Peaks. The reviews that are on Trip Advisor, will provide a clear-dark; excellent position but perhaps too expensive (it’s a five stars) in relation to the service offered. From bear in mind for a possible honeymoon.

Until December 31, 2008 will be possible to travel by train at a reduced price. This initiative must be advantageous to an agreement between Trenitalia and Legambiente Tourism and provides a discount on the price of residence in any tourist structure, as long as it is labeled marked ecological Legambiente.

There are no restrictions regarding the type of train and service used and can also be applied to all foreign tourists who buy international tickets abroad. The only conditions as to take advantage of the discount are: to inform the structure at the time of booking and presenting the rail ticket return of the total value of not less than 20 €.

The formula discount is structured in two separate deals, a weekly that will allow you to stay for 7 nights and pay only 5 or otherwise can be used with 3X2, or enjoy 3 nights for the price of 2.

If you travel is made looking for a good accommodation, hunting the typical restaurant, travel by train or courier, with the desire to know the locals just to get two or chatter exchange jokes on tourists, Americans, Germans and Italians, then the Club Med is not for you. But if you are so stressed from work, family or a report went to evil, and agognate a week where everything, but everything is perfect, then perhaps Club Med is for you.

From January Club Med has opened a new resort on the island of Mauritus, specifically in the northeast coast, not far from the capital Port Louis. The resort, Plantation d’Albion, in addition to the beautiful natural scenery of the island, has much to offer its guests, as two swimming pools, tennis courts, a golf course and sports equipment for sports like sailing, snorkeling or Beach volleyball. But we are lazy for which we are contenting ourselves with ciondolare the bar, restaurant, the beach without us miss the garden party.

The village (offenderanno mica them if I called the village?) Has 266 rooms and suites, all with terrace and balcony overlooking the ocean or the lush gardens.

On holiday in the homes of writers

An idea of original holiday for all lovers of books? Staying in the homes of our favorite writers. Yes, maybe there happen to take tea with Stephen King or playing quidditch with JK Rowling, but would you like to put the pleasure unique and unrepeatable to rent the house of John Keats or Robert Louis Stevenson?

This bell’articolo of The Observer presents a list of places open to the public where you can relive the atmosphere from which it drew inspiration our favorite novels. Why not take advantage: for the homeless in Kent where Charles Dickens lived during the long summer holidays, between 1937 and 1959, (and where seems to have written Nicholas Nickleby) spend from 83 to 207 pounds. Without considering that, from 19 to 22 June, you can participate in Broadstairs Dickens Festival 2008.

And what they say the room number 511 of the Ambos Mundos, in Havana, where Ernest Hemingway wrote “For Whom the Bell Tolls,” which he himself described as “a good place to write.” The list is long, from Berlin where Franz Kafka stayed that to Key West described by Tennessee Williams, up to the estate in Vermont where Rudyard Kipling spent his honeymoon (and learned to ski on skis from donatigli Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the inventor of Sherlock Holmes).

An unusual holiday? As gypsies? We have never thought to give up everything and live in a caravan bohemian? For togliervi the sfizio enough to reach Delft, Holland where all ‘Hotel de Emauspoort in the yard have two gitane caravan arrived from Czechoslovakia, but complete with bath and telephone. Here you can fill your booking.