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Holiday

Murefte Hotels and Hostels Contact Information

Sedef Motel beach+restaurantTel no: 0(282) 518 10 94 Elif PansiyonTel no: 0(282) 518 27 52 Sohbet MotelTel no: 0(282) 518 14 00Beyaz Balina PansiyonTel no: 0(282) 519 07 93

Murmansk and the Kola Bay in the Arctic
Travel

Murmansk Travel Guide: Russia Arctic Capital and the Northern Lights

A complete guide to Murmansk, the largest city above the Arctic Circle and Russia gateway to the aurora.

southern live oak
Folks

Muscogee Creek Towns, Councils, and the Long Road to Oklahoma

In the rivers and woodlands of the American Southeast, the Muscogee built one of the most sophisticated societies of the region, a confederacy of many towns bound together into a

Lion Gate at Mycenae
History

Mycenae: Agamemnon’s Golden Citadel That Named a Civilization

For three thousand years the great stone lions above the gate of Mycenae have kept watch over an empty hill in the northeastern Peloponnese. They were carved when the citadel

Myra Antik Kenti
Places

Myra Antik Kenti – Travel Guide – Antalya

Myra Ancient City, located in and around today’s Demre district center, was founded on the plain of the same name. Rock tombs, Lycian inscriptions and coins show that Myra has

Nagasaki harbor with a sailing ship in the port, Japan
Travel

Nagasaki Harbor & Historic Waterfront: A Walking Guide

Explore Nagasaki’s harbor and waterfront, where centuries of international trade shaped a uniquely cosmopolitan city.

Peace Statue at the Nagasaki Peace Park, Japan
Travel

Nagasaki Peace Park & Atomic Bomb Museum: A Visitor’s Guide

How to visit Nagasaki’s Peace Park, the hypocenter, and the Atomic Bomb Museum with understanding and respect.

Night view over Nagasaki city and harbor, Japan
Travel

Nagasaki Travel Guide: The Best Things to Do

A complete Nagasaki travel guide covering the Peace Park, Gunkanjima, the Mount Inasa night view, and more.

Nagoya Castle
Travel

Nagoya Castle: The City’s Golden Landmark

Nagoya Castle is the city’s defining landmark, a grand fortress topped by golden shachihoko, the mythical tiger-fish that gleam from its roof. Built in the early Edo period as a

Nagoya cityscape
Travel

Nagoya Travel Guide: Castle, Shrine and City

Nagoya is Japan’s fourth-largest city and the gateway to the central Chubu region. Often overlooked by travellers rushing between Tokyo and Kyoto, it rewards a stop with a grand castle,