Minsk
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Quite simply, there is nowhere like Belarus. For many Westerners it’s a pariah state presided over by the much-vilified You-Know-Who, while Minsk is little more than a quirky reminder of the Soviet Union in its pompous prime. But for those who actually bother to go and see it for themselves, Minsk is a surpsingly charming, calm, clean and safe city. Locals talk freely and frankly about You-Know-Who with either contempt or affection, largely depending on their situation and income. But most take a genuine pride in their city which, it must be remembered, was built out of the total devastation of WWII. Minsk now serves as an almost unparalleled monument to the more grandiose aspirations of Soviet architecture and urban planning.

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Hamburg
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Germany’s most important harbour city, a bustling and wealthy metropolis with a huge number of sights and events, and the place where the Beatles made fame – Hamburg is as varied as cities can come.

The Hamburg In Your Pocket guide is packed with information to make your visit a pleasant and succesful one.

As always, we’d be happy to hear from readers, so if you have tips or comments, send us an email so we can help future visitors. Emails are welcome at hamburg@inyourpocket.com.

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Dubrovnik
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If you ask anyone what springs to mind when they hear the name Croatia, the chances are they’ll say „Dubrovnik“, as this beautiful city deservedly basks in worldwide fame. Its main attraction, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the complex of city walls encircling a city of spellbinding beauty. If you visit at the height of summer, it’s likely you’ll spot a celeb or two in Dubrovnik, but it’s equally likely you’ll get to know the city itself less well: while the Old Town is heaving with people, you’ll miss the vista of the shining paving stones of Stradun, the main street of the Old Town. Once you’ve done the obligatory tour of the main sights, we highly recommend a visit to the Dubrovnik Art Gallery which organises an international exhibition every year, and the local museums where you’ll get to know the history of the city.

GORĄCE RANDKI BEZ ZOBOWIĄZAŃ.

ZAREJESTRUJ SIĘ ZA DARMO. KLIKNIJ.

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Dublin
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„Congrats. You’ve made it to Dublin. You’ve booked the Guinness Storehouse tour. You’re even considering a horse and cart ride round St. Stephen’s Green. But, dear visitor, whilst these are worthy city distractions, you now see before you a comprehensive compendium of things to do in Dublin and its scenic environs.

So suss out such gems as the National Museum (of which there are three), Jameson Distillery (where whiskey never tasted so good) and the National Wax Museum (think Bono without the verbosity). Or find yourself a little eaterie away from the madding hordes.”

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Athens In Your Pocket
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August is the traditional holiday month for most Greeks. Every year, after mid July, the mood becomes cheerful and lazy and conversations revolve around holidays, islands, accommodation rates and ferry ticket bookings.

This summer however, is a strange one. With incomes slashed, jobs lost and taxes skyrocketing, uncertainty about the future is creeping among the population. It is estimated that this August many Athenians will chose to (or have to) stay in the city. This is good news for visitors, as – unlike in previous years – they will be able to enjoy an almost fully functional capital.

Having said that, it is highly recommended that you call up restaurants and bars before your visit, especially around the 15th as most of them will be closed for at least a few days.

That shouldn’t worry you as you can take a break from your typical urban vacation and sightseeing to spend a day or two by the sea. Our Athens beaches feature will help you pick the right one for you.

And if you have days to spend outside Athens, pick one of our favourite less known Greek islands and enjoy a truly relaxing holiday in the Aegean Sea.

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Havana – Free Travel Guide
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Cuba, the most famous socialist enclave in the world is known for its cigars, rum, music and Fidel Castro. Our free travel guide Havana shows you where to experience all this and the true spirit of this beautiful island through great tips, ideas for day trips and maps.

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Osijek
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Osijek, on the River Drava, is the largest city in eastern Croatia. Of all cities in Croatia it’s the greenest, with 17 parks in all, so you’ll find no shortage of places to take a break in the heart of the city amid greenery and shade. Osijek also has a wonderful riverside promenade, a very pleasant and highly popular outdoor swimming pool and straight wide roads which are perfect for cycling. This part of the country with its mighty rivers is also ideal for anglers. Osijek also is a great destination for lovers of architecture: its „Tvrđa“ or Citadel is an extensive complex of beautifully preserved buildings built in the Baroque style by the Habsburgs.

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Opatija
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Opatija gets its rightful name from an abbey that was established here in the late Middle Ages by Benedictine monks. The Croatian word for abbey is Opatija, and this same abbey was abandoned by the early nineteenth century, although its centre-point, St James’s Church (Crkva svetog Jakova), still stands by the seashore today. As people sort shelter across Europe…

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Novi Sad
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Novi Sad, second largest city in Serbia (350 000 inhabitants), is the capital of Vojvodina. Its owns its world reputation to one the best European festivals – the famous Exit Festival. Every July tens of thousands visitors come to Novi Sad. Everybody is relaxed (there’s no stressful rush in Novi Sad), top-level acoustic at the fortress enable different events to be really near to each other without sound mixing, and it’s nor surprising Novi Sad is the location of the festival. But, besides Exit, this city has a lot to offer, namely: Petrovaradin fortress (one of the best preserved monuments of military architecture), Fruška Gora national park, surrounding salašes for relaxation, restaurants for gourmands, never-closing night-clubs, and Šrtand, one of the best beaches the Danube has to offer. By the end of the summer, we will be dancing well after dawn with thousands of festival goers, join IFUS performers on streets and squares, run the marathon, and enjoy music of jazz master at Novi Sad Summer Festival. Welcome to Novi Sad!

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Niš
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Regardless of clichés, we can confidently say that there has never been a better time to visit Niš, other than when Constantine the Great was alive of course. Serbia having been granted visa-free travel within the Schengen zone, in December 2009, the mass movement of people looks imminent. As the Serbs joyously savour the prospect of European travel, the budget airlines move in. With the advent of affordable connections out of Niš, inevitably come the inexpensive connections in. Thus the city can undoubtedly expect many more tourists in the immediate future, and realistically envisage a lot of change in the next 10 to 20 years, most of it positive.

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Maribor
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While recent years have brought a significant influx of tourists to Slovenia, most foreign visitors don’t venture far beyond fairytale Ljubljana or picturesque Bled. But ask any Slovene not from Ljubljana which city they prefer, and invariably the answer will be Maribor. Not only is its name infinitely more pronounceable than the capital’s (seriously, not even Slovenes can agree on how Ljubljana should be pronounced), but more importantly it exemplifies everything that is wonderful about the country as a whole: genuinely warm and friendly people, a laid-back atmosphere and leisurely pace of life, rich history and tradition and, not least, an insatiable love of wine. As Maribor’s most famous librarian (and part-time poet) Janko Glazer once elegantly put it: „Where is there a town like ours? From all directions wine is pouring into our glasses!” Where indeed.

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Lviv
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Welcome to a city of unique old-world charm; the scene of an accident where East broadsided West, but left only a dent. With its remarkably preserved Gothic and Renaissance architecture, gently bending streets and hidden ancient niches, Lviv is a Ukrainian city with a European soul.

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Lodz
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Your first lesson in Polish: Łódź may look like it’s pronounced Lódź, but it most certainly isn’t. You are now in Woodge, and three hundred years ago the bar or cafe you find yourself sitting in would probably have been a wooden hut with a leak in the roof. In terms of age Łódź is one of the youngest cities in Poland, and a direct product of the Industrial Revolution, which explains its oft-used nickname, ‘The Manchester of Poland’. You may ask why anyone would go on holiday to Manchester? And why in heavens name go on holiday to Poland’s version of Manchester? But while Łódź cannot boast the twee charisma of Prague and Kraków a scratch of the surface rewards the intrepid traveller with a city stuffed with wacky stories, dark history and some of the country’s finest after-dark venues – you’ll find them all here.

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Ljubljana
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„Ljubljana Castle is arguably the main attraction for visitors to the city, but all that lies beneath it from the Old Town to Ljubljana’s multitude of museums and galleries are more than worthy of further investigation. The extraordinary combination of treats, from the architecture of Jože Plečnik’s to the historic atmosphere of the Old Town to the occasional blast-to-the-past burst of retro-Yugoslav city planning all work together in harmony to create the most unique of cities.”

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Kyiv
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Travel guide Kziv.

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