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Jotting down thoughts about your physical surroundings and sensory experiences, as well as your emotions and feelings at the time, will allow you to revisit a place time and time again.
Carrots and turnips make music in Madrid...
With a pumpkin for a drum, carrots for flutes and turnips for trumpets, musicians from Vienna transformed the fresh goods in a Madrid market into honking, whistling instruments on Monday.
Limerick theatre group is Austria bound
Four members of the teenage theatre group, which was founded last year by the Friars' Gate Theatre and is hosted by Scoil Carmel Secondary School, will join an Irish-based choreographer at the 'Biondekbhune' European Street Theatre event in Baden from 11th to 18th August.
More Than 10,000 Mark Mauthausen Liberation
More than 10,000 people from some 50 countries on Sunday marked the 68th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp at Mauthausen in Austria.
A classical music tour of Europe
A woman pays her respect in front of the tombstone of German composer Ludwig van Beethoven at the central cemetery in Vienna, on November 1, 2012.
Little Liechtenstein has large-scale vistas
From the top of a Liechtenstein ski lift that makes you feel like the highest person in the land, you can hike the dizzying ridge that marks the border with Austria.
If you've been thinking about visiting Vienna, mid-June could be just the time. The Osterreichischer Goverband will be hosting Wien 2013, Vienna's annual International Go Tournament June 15-16. Attractions include plenty of prize money, book prizes for players with multiple wins, and a venue in one of the most beautiful parts of Vienna, near the ... (more)
Visions of Europe: Artist Richard Burhans partners with North Bend...
Now, the artistic visions that Burhans brought back from Italy, Austria and Germany have a new purpose, enlivening Sinacia Yovanovich's Euro Lounge Cafe and crepe restaurant in downtown North Bend.
European chain hotels market review.
Bleak first quarter results were experienced in the majority of cities surveyed, with many cities experiencing poor trading performance results in March.
Study reveals NA meeting planner perceptions.
Conducted by DCI, 'Winning Strategies in Destination Marketing' analyzes the perceptions of North American meeting planners with global meeting planning responsibilities.
Refreshment from Freud's Faucet: A Birthday Salute to Siggie
While I consider myself theoretically and practically more of an existential and Jungian than Freudian psychologist, Sigmund Freud's fascinating writings influenced me profoundly from a very young age.
Joe Bonamassa delivered a scorching concert for fans in London Saturday night
Legend has it that blues great Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil in exchange for his guitar prowess.
Best Places To Retire: 10 Relaxing European Destinations For A Stress-Free Retirement
Do you dream of spending your golden years drinking wine in the Loire Valley, exploring the dramatic coastal cliffs of Ireland, or surrounded by the magnificent architecture and history of Vienna? If you're looking for a retirement that's both adventurous and relaxing -- and you've got some major wanderlust -- consider joining an expatriate ... (more)
HotStats European Chain Hotels Market Review - " March 2013
Bleak first quarter results were experienced in the majority of cities surveyed, with many cities experiencing poor trading performance results in March according to the latest HotStats survey by TRI Hospitality Consulting.
The star of Salzburg's Mozart Residence is one of Mozart's very own pianos, seen here near the windows.
Brass players prefer tongue-in-cheek style
CARSTEN BUNNEMANN PHOTO Austriai 1 2s Mnozil Brass ensemble has been called the i 1 2Monty Python of music.i 1 2 Lucy Maud Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables, said "Life is worth living as long as there's a laugh in it." The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra is presenting a concert Tuesday, April 23, that is sure to bring some comic relief to ... (more)