Marriott Tsaghkadzor

Marriott Tsaghkadzor

The hotel complex "Marriott Tsaghkadzor" offers a comfortable stay in the fresh air of Tsaghkadzor,...
Golden Palace Resort

Golden Palace Resort

"Golden Palace Resort-Spa" is the only officially recognized 5-star hotel in Tsakhkadzor, in...
Elegant

Elegant

Elegant" hotel has stylish rooms where the guests can enjoy picturesque view of mountains and...
Villa Jrhogher

Villa Jrhogher

"Villa Jrhogher" is situated in the heart of Dilijan’s forests and is a perfect choice for a small group of friends, colleagues or family members to host up to 10 guests. Free private parking...

France

 

Capital Paris
Area 547 030 km²
Population
60,2 million people
Official language French
Currency euro
Climate summer +23°C
winter 0°C
Recommended type of holiday sightseeing
beach vacation

                                                  

About country

France - the world's most popular tourist destination - can confidently claim to offer it all, from glamorous beaches and storybook castles to panoramic countryside and city chic. It's a country of dramatic juxtapositions - the expansive boulevards of Paris, the timeless greenery of the Loire Valley, the wide slopes of the Alps, the lavender fields of Provence, the gourmet restaurants of Lyon, the rugged charm of Corsica - and one which, when taken as a whole, presents a near-perfect visitor package.
Paris itself is one of the globe's truly great cities: a multi-layered realm of high fashion, historical riches and haute cuisine. But seen in a wider context, it's just one of many world-class tourist destinations that France has to offer. "How could one describe a country which has 365 kinds of cheese?" once asked former French president Charles De Gaulle. It's a good question.

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Czech Republic

 

Capital Praga
Area 78 866 km²
Populatio
about 10,2 million people
Official language Czech
Currency euro
Climate summer +25°C
winter +2°C
Recommended type of holiday sightseeing
therapeutic recreation


About country

A historic jewel at the heart of Europe, the Czech Republic packs a sizeable punch for a small country; from its fairytale castles and medieval towns, to elegant spa resorts and scenic national parks. This is also the birthplace of some of the world's finest beer. The Czech Republic's capital is the culture-filled Prague, whose imposing castle is the centre piece. Easy daytrips from Prague include the spa resort of Karlovy Vary, Karlštejn and Konopiště› castles, and the historic towns of Mělník and Kutná Hora. The Czech Republic is peppered with fascinating UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the picture-postcard town of Český Krumlov, and the Renaissance architecture of Telc. For natural beauty, try Šumava National Park, the weird and wonderful rock pinnacles of the Adršpach-Teplice Rocks, and the spectacular caves and underground rivers of the Moravian Karst. The rich agricultural area of Moravia in the eastern half of the country offers rolling ranges of wooded hills and vineyards.

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Croatia

 

Capital Zagreb
Area 56 542 km²
Populatio
4 433 000 people
Official language Croatian
Currency kuna
Climate summer +22°C
winter +29°C
Recommended type of holiday beach vacation
sightseeing

 

About country

With a gorgeous coastline and over 1,100 islands, Croatia is one of Europe's top seaside destinations. But it's much, much more than just sea and sunshine.
Croatia has everything from picture-perfect, historic walled cities to spectacular Roman ruins, imposing castles, unspoilt national parks and some of the clearest waters you’ll find anywhere on the Adriatic. Fantastic cuisine (including exquisite seafood on the coast and truffles in Istria), good local wines and a buzzing café culture all add to the appeal. The country's capital, Zagreb, is truly Central European. Everything from the architecture to the hearty culinary offer reflects the region's centuries-old ties with Austro-Hungary and the city also makes a good base for visiting the historic castles and vineyards of Zagorje. Throughout Croatia travel guide there are seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, numerous museums and dozens of festivals.
Rugged mountain ranges such as Velebit and Gorski kotar are a haven for hiking, while the Adriatic offers ideal conditions for sailing, scuba-diving and sea-kayaking. Those in search of a more restful holiday can enjoy hours of sunshine on the beach - and remember, as Europe's top naturist destination, Croatia is one place you can finally get that all-over tan.

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Cyprus

 

Capital Nicosia
Area 9 250 km²
Populatio
771 657 people
Official language Greek and Turkish
Currency euro
Climate summer +35°C
winter +16°C
Recommended type of holiday beach vacation

 

About country

Small in size but bulging with all the personality of a sassy Mediterranean hotspot, Cyprus woos visitors with profound legends of love, epic tales from over 10,000 years of colourful history, and a veritable smorgasbord of culinary treats.
After dining on salty halloumi, tangy dolmades (stuffed vine leaves) and chunks of kleftiko (seasoned slow-baked lamb), visitors will find many an all-night party pumping throughout Cyprus' main towns - Ayia Napa in particular - and an assortment of pristine beaches on which to revive and rejuvenate the next day.
For an altogether slower pace, the café culture of Nicosia is well worth sampling, as are some gentle wanders around the country's fascinating selection of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Whatever speed you choose to go, Cyprus is guaranteed to leave you wanting more.

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Canary Islands

Capitals Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Area 7273  km²
Population
Tenerife - 906,854
Gran Canaria - 838,397
Lanzarote - 141,938
Fuerteventura - 103,167
Palma - 86,996
Homer - 22,769
El Hierro - 10,892
Official language spanish
Currency euro
Climate summer from +20°C to +40°C
winter from +10°C to +25°C
Recommended type of holiday beach vacation
 


About country

Sun-soaked and of volcanic origin, the Canary Islands archipelago offers strikingly diverse landscapes including remarkable sub-tropical flora, abundant pine woods, giant sand dunes and mountain peaks.
The Canary Islands' most popular holiday playgrounds are Gran Canaria and Tenerife. Lanzarote has managed to combine modern resorts with much-praised eco-friendly development and low-rise aesthetically pleasing design, while Fuerteventura is famous for its wind-driven water sports and some of Europe's finest beaches.
La Gomera is a charming little undeveloped island, often visited as a Tenerife day trip (just 30 minutes by ferry), while La Palma, very green, uncommercialised and arguably the most beautiful island, is primarily a destination for walkers. Most westerly of all is El Hierro, windblown and well off the beaten track, attracting a mere handful of walkers each year.

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