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It is known to most that the first in the world to have had the idea of burying the ever more unbearable chaos that the vehicular traffic was creating in the cities underground was the mayor of London Charles Pearson, back in 1860: it was he, it seems, to realize the potential that could have…
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It seems that their origin sinks into the mists of time, when in the rough lands north of the British island the inhabitants began to challenge each other in the most bizarre and far-fetched disciplines, probably in order to fix a sort of social hierarchy to which they then submit all community activities.
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There are many beaches in the world: rocky, sandy, isolated, crowded, of the sea, of the lake, of the ocean, of the river, of the stream. Many to satisfy any kind of taste: the important thing is to love water and the message of quiet that it transports in its lapping.
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The view is magnificent: you look around and on clear and clean summer evenings, of those that perhaps follow the classic mountain storm, you can admire all, but all the peaks that embellish the skyline of Safiental, a splendid Swiss valley half an hour by car from Chur.
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Can an urban agglomeration in which cars have no right to whiz by and disfigure the landscape with their mere presence survive its extinction?
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It could be called an intermittent lake: in the sense that sometimes is there and sometimes not.
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Thanks to the excellent rates of low-cost airlines, it is easy to travel and visit new cities, spend a weekend in a capital city or take a short getaway for a few days.
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During the winter season the Grüner See, also known as Green Lake due to its crystal clear waters, measures just over a meter.
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Traveling costs, especially in the case of exotic destinations. However, there are myths to debunk about “dream” destinations that, in the collective imagination, require a budget not exactly for all budgets.