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Europe Tour: Amsterdam, Paris, Switzerland, Venice, Florence, and Rome

European memories past some of the most iconic cities of the continent, from quaint canals in Amsterdam to eternal romance in Paris, via the grand Swiss Alps, the bewitching beauty of Venice, and on to the ancient wonders of Florence and Rome. Each of these destinations comes with a different feel of European culture, history, and charm.

1. Day 1–2: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Start your European journey in Amsterdam, a city known for its picturesque canals, world-class museums, and vibrant culture: Things to Do:

Rijksmuseum & Van Gogh Museum: To finally see the masterworks of the Dutch and breathtaking works of Van Gogh.

Canal Cruise: Take a boat tour and enjoy the architectural beauty of Amsterdam.

Jordaan District: Walk down narrow streets lined with boutique shops, cafes, and art galleries.

Vondelpark: Take a break in the most famous park of the city.

2. Day 3–4: Paris, France

Next stop: Paris, the City of Lights! From its iconic landmarks to rich history, Paris is a must-see. Things to Do:

Eiffel Tower: Go up and enjoy the arresting panoramic views of the city.

Louvre Museum-home to the Mona Lisa and thousands of other famous world-renowned works of art.

Notre Dame & Sainte-Chapelle: Be amazed by these Gothic masterpieces with their breathtaking stained glass.

Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe: This is a walk down the most famous avenue, culminating in visiting this national symbol.

3. Day 5–6: Switzerland (Zurich & Lucerne)

Switzerland offers stunning natural beauty with its majestic mountains and clear lakes. Begin with Zurich before heading to Lucerne for the quintessential Swiss experience. Things to Do:

Zurich: A walk through Old Town, a boat ride on Lake Zurich, or visit the Swiss National Museum.

Lucerne: Walk across the Chapel Bridge with a view toward the Swiss Alps.

Pilatus or Rigi Mountain: Take a day trip up either of these two close mountains for hiking or a cable car ride.

Interlaken & Jungfrau: Still thirsty for more alpine adventures, head to the Top of Europe for its panoramic views and snow sports.

4. Day 7–8: Venice, Italy

From Switzerland, fly or take a train to Venice, one of the most romantic cities in Europe. Things to Do:

St. Mark's Basilica: Look in wonder at the mosaics and the architectural beauty of this location.

Grand Canal & Rialto Bridge: A gondola ride or Vaporetto up the famous canal.

Doge's Palace: Go for a tour around this historic seat of the Venetian power.

Burano & Murano: See these colorful islands known for lace making and blowing during this excursion.

5.Day 9–10: Florence, Italy

Florence, the heart of Tuscany and the cradle of the Renaissance, will captivate art and history lovers. Things to Do:

Uffizi Gallery & Accademia Gallery: Marvel at the works from Michelangelo, Botticelli, and da Vinci.

Duomo & Giotto's Bell Tower: Climb to the top for sweeping views of Florence.

Ponte Vecchio: Cross this iconic bridge known for its jewelry shops.

Piazzale Michelangelo: Enjoy the view while the sun is setting in Florence.

6. Day 11-12: Rome, Italy

Your journey ends in Rome, the Eternal City. History comes alive with ancient ruins, grand monuments, and Renaissance art. Things to Do:

Colosseum & Roman Forum: Travel back in time to ancient Rome and just envision those gladiatorial combats.

Pantheon: See this ancient temple dedicated to all gods.

Trevi Fountain: It permits people, according to its tradition, to throw a coin into the water for good luck and in order not to forget their return to Rome.

Travel Tips:

Trains: Europe has a very intensive web of trains; hence, it is the best way to travel, especially between big cities.

Flights: Budget airlines can be a good option to travel greater distances, such as from Switzerland to Venice.

Currency: All listed destinations use the Euro except Switzerland, which uses the Swiss Franc as official currency.

Packing: An individual will need comfortable shoes when touring cities like Paris and Rome, which include lots of walking.

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This itinerary gives you the perfect blend of vibrant cities, historical wonders, and stunning landscapes. Enjoy your European adventure!

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1. Many still unaware of new e-scooter rules in Belgium

With the rapid increase in the number of road accidents involving e-scooters in recent years and the nuisance they can cause for other road users, especially pedestrians, the Federal Government introduced stricter regulations for their use last year. Read more.

2. The cheapest and most expensive locations to buy property in Belgium

Property prices in Belgium continued to soar since last year and by region, Brussels comes out on top whilst Wallonia is overall the cheapest for all property types. Read more.

3. Extra police presence at Zaventem school campuses following fatal fight

For the next few days, there will be a reinforced police presence on the three campuses of Zavo secondary school in Zaventem following a deadly fight involving the school's pupils on Friday. Read more.

4. Iris Festival gathered 100,000 visitors in Brussels this weekend

Nearly 100,000 people celebrated the 34th anniversary of the Brussels-Capital Region during the Iris Festival this weekend, visit.brussels said in a statement. Read more.

5. Tens of thousands of euros thrown from vehicle during car chase

A driver of a vehicle being pursued by Antwerp police on Saturday threw tens of thousands of Euros out of the window of his vehicle, the Gazet van Antwerpen reports. Read more.

6. How Leopold I came close to the British throne

With the coronation of King Charles III on Saturday, the English royals are again in the spotlight. And whilst the throne of England was much contested by rivals down the centuries, it is little known that Belgium's Leopold I nearly became an English prince. Read more.

7. Hidden Belgium: The oldest restaurant in Brussels

It’s the oldest restaurant in Brussels. Yet In ’t Spinnekopke is still something of a secret. Read more.

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From mushroom to luxury handbag: will fungi soon take over from leather?

In the search for alternatives to animal leather, fungi seem to be the new ecological gold. Will they soon hang in our wardrobe?

A shoe, handbag or wallet that naturally recovers from a scratch? For that tour de force, the fashion sector looks to fungi.

Research into mushrooms (or fungi, those are synonyms) as an ecological alternative to leather is on the rise. The possibilities sound futuristic: from self-healing material to 3D printing techniques. Fashion brands such as Balenciaga[1], Stella McCartney[2], PVH[3] (the parent company of Tommy Hilfiger, among others) and Hermès have all entered into partnerships with companies that use fungi.

Or rather: on mycelium[4]. The true potential lies in that network of hyphae, explains Professor of Bioscience Engineering Eveline Peeters (VUB). “Mushrooms are the tip of the iceberg. You can compare the hyphae with the fruit, such as an apple. Mycelium, that's the tree itself.”

9,000 euros coat

How is fungi leather created? First you grow the fungus. A small amount of fungus is added to large containers of nutrient liquid. If you leave it for two weeks at the right humidity and temperature, a layer of hyphae will grow on it.

‘We call that layer the skin,’ says Peeters. "After two weeks it is harvested and treated to make it look like leather." Two weeks of production time is considerably less than the three years that you have to count on average for leather.

Moreover, you need less than a hundred litres of water per square meter of mycelium. For the same amount of leather, that is about 10,000 litres. An interesting advantage for fashion companies that want to get rid of the large ecological footprint of leather. "And then you haven't even mentioned animal suffering," says Peeters.

All this means that many brands trip over each other to test mycelium, especially in the luxury segment. In 2022 Stella McCartney released a first handbag, for his winter collection of 2022 it was Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga who released a first coat in the material. An oversized, long black coat, with a wink to the movie The Matrix.

But between a limited edition jacket worth €9,000 and a mass-produced product, there are still years of research, says Maurizio Montalti, co-founder of Sqim[5], the company that produced the material for Balenciaga's jacket. It is probably the largest European producer of mycelium with several thousand sheets of one square meter per year. “Within six years we hope to be able to produce on an industrial scale. Scaling up a biological process cannot be done in the blink of an eye,” says Montalti.

Elite ecology

The fact that you can make mycelium in a lab makes it interesting and complex at the same time. "I compare it to antibiotics," says Peeters. “It took years of intensive research to perfect it.”

One of the variants with which the researcher achieves the best results comes from a fungus that one of her students picked in a forest in Linkebeek[6], near Brussels. "How many other varieties would be even better, we have no idea yet."

Mycelium may be more environmentally friendly than leather, but it is not cheaper. Currently, it costs about the same as high-quality leather[7], the leading fashion website Business of Fashion (BoF) reports.

That price tag prevents the material from quickly reaching the general public. ‘And that is a pity,’ says sociologist Aurélie Van de Peer (KU Leuven), who studies the mechanisms behind ecological fashion. “Ecology takes on an elitist side, it becomes a status symbol. That can't be the intention.”

Doubts as to whether mycelium will meet customer expectations also seem to dampen the fashion companies' initial eagerness. In 2021, starting companies that worked on non-animal leather raised almost 900 million euros. A year later that had already dropped to 420 million dollars. This is evident from a report by think tank Material Innovation Initiative[8]. ‘While more research is needed,’ says Montalti.

As good as leather?

Hermès, maker of luxury handbags, invested 125 million dollars in Mycoworks[9], a California company, in early 2022. But apart from some photos of a prototype, we don't see anything on the shelves. The launch was delayed several times.

An official reason is not given, but presumably the end result did not correspond to what luxury brands such as Hermès want to offer: timeless heirlooms that are passed down from generation to generation.

That customers do not adjust their expectations for ecological alternatives, designer Stella McCartney experienced with her first handbag, she told BoF[10]. “To make mycelium a success story, customers should not feel that it is a compromise. From the way it looks to the way it feels, there should be no difference from leather. As long as that is not the case, many brands will not take the plunge.”

Source

Karlien Beckers, Van paddenstoel uit Linkebeek tot luxehandtas: nemen schimmels het straks over van leer?, in: De Standaard, 13-04-2023, https://www.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20230412_94376113

[1] Read also: https://www.tumblr.com/earaercircular/664321527312957440/from-dirty-to-vintage-luxury-embraces?source=share

[2] Read also: https://www.tumblr.com/earaercircular/676457111952179200/fashion-brands-are-launching-buy-back-programs-in?source=share & https://www.tumblr.com/earaercircular/672470746450345984/sustainable-luxury-between-recycling-and?source=share

[3] PVH Corp., formerly known as the Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation, is an American clothing company which owns brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Warner's, Olga and True & Co. The company also licenses brands such as Kenneth Cole New York and Michael Kors.PVH is partly named after Dutch immigrant John Manning Van Heusen, who in 1910 invented a new process that fused cloth on a curve.

[4] Read also: https://www.tumblr.com/earaercircular/667314088734507008/mushrooms-as-raw-material-for-leather-accessories?source=share

[5] SQIM is founded on the belief that innovative natural materials, grown by means of microbial fermentation, hold the promise for the creation of a near future where human activities and the rhythms of the larger ecosystem are not in conflict with each other. Accordingly, SQIM co-designs with nature to develop cutting edge technologies and deliver naturally grown products with superior properties, employing fungal mycelium as its engineering and manufacturing platform. https://www.sqim.bio/

[6] Linkebeek is a Belgian municipality in Flanders, part of the province of Flemish Brabant, and in the administrative district of Halle-Vilvoorde. The municipality only comprises the town of Linkebeek proper. As of 1 January 2006, Linkebeek has a total population of 4,759. The total area is 4.15 km² which gives a population density of 1,147 inhabitants per km².

[7] SARAH KENT, Would You Buy a Mushroom Handbag? In: BOF, 23-05-2022, https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/sustainability/would-you-buy-a-mushroom-handbag/ For the first time, brands including Stella McCartney, Balenciaga and Hermès are bringing products made of mushroom-based materials to market, an early test for whether the next-generation fabrics could one day hit the mainstream.

[8] 2022 STATE OF THE INDUSTRY REPORT: NEXT-GEN MATERIALS. Next-gen material companies raised at least US$456.75 million from 28 publicly disclosed deals in 2022. The 2022 State of the Industry Report: Next-gen Materials highlights the investments, innovation, and industry partnerships that significantly impacted the next-gen materials industry in 2022. 16-2-2023, https://materialinnovation.org/reports/2022-state-of-the-industry-report-next-gen-materials/

[9] MycoWorks is a biotechnology company based in Emeryville, California, with the mission to create the highest quality materials using mycelium. The company was founded in 2013 by Philip Ross, Sophia Wang, and Eddie Pavlu. https://www.mycoworks.com/

[10] SARAH KENT, Would You Buy a Mushroom Handbag? In: BOF, 23-05-2022, https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/sustainability/would-you-buy-a-mushroom-handbag/

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Quora Questions.

As for point 9, I'm not sure that there are any circumstances under which his acolytes would ever find him mentally incompetent. And God forbid that he should die in office to transform him into some kind of Cause Célèbre.

But they say that every cloud has got a silver lining. More specifically what's the view from the outside looking in, and are there any illuminating takeaways to be gleaned from Trump's victory especially if you're not a fan? Frans Van Oostveen answers. 👇

Q). What are the top ten reasons to be glad that Donald Trump won the election?

A).

1. There will be no endless whining and moaning about elections being stolen.

2. I will no longer have to defend the USA voters by pointing out that they may have voted a president in who has no morals, no decency, no comprehension of economics, but that that was only by a minority of voters. This time it's clear that the majority of Americans is morally as bankrupt as the criminal they voted for.

3. There will be no banana-republic like scenes in their federal Capitol, because the bananas are already in.

4. My art professor of forty-five years ago has finally convinced me: Americans have no culture.

5. Europe will eventually get their act together and reform their defence so that they'll have armed forces that cooperate and be armed with weapon systems developed and produced in Europe itself.

6. In time the hegemony of USA based tech companies will come to an end, because Twitter, Google, MS, Facebook etc will be recognised for what they are: dangerous devices controlled by a foreign and pernicious state.

7. There are two major parties in the USA. Both are incapable and/or unwilling to advance policies that actually help the middle classes and the poor. Nothing is to be learned from them except how not to organise a democratic system.

8. Stupidity is evenly divided between male and female voters. After these election no-one can say that women will vote with more common sense or common decency than men.

9. We don't have to fear for another Trump term in office again. He'll either die or be removed from office for mental incompetence.

10. The Euro will continue to gain against the US dollar as a reserve currency, because the plundering of the US wealth at the expense of future generations of Americans, i.e. increasing the national debt, will continue at breakneck speed.

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Documents not required for exportation from Bulgaria but may be required by your authorities for importation in your country - phytosanitary export authority certificate - 5 euro per ton - fumigation / disinfection with gaz : 130 eur/ 40' container - T2L form doc (not invoice T2L) on;y for EU supplies- 100 eur/ container - Certificate of origin issued or endorsed by the Chambers of Commerce - 100 eur/ container MOISTURE PROTECTOR: - Container dessicant (drying anymold tablets in the container) - 150 eur per container. To send us a WhatsApp Message CLICK HERE To EMAIL us CLICK HERE More about Dried FireWood in Net Bags. Large Crates Dried FireWood is used for home consumtion of died firewood and the Firewood on pallet boxes can easily be moved by forklift. Dried FireWood in Net Bags are used mostly in homes and are usually sold in a Big Markets like Metro, Gas stations , etc. Type of wood - whether it is hardwood or softwood - burned in the combustion process is important for the heat value and the energy efficiency. Hardwoods have less resin and burn slower and longer. Softwoods burn quickly. In addition the seasoned length influences on the fuel efficiency. Seasoning the wood refers to the allowed drying time before combustion. Wood need to be dried at least 4 to 6 months before use. Our wood is dried at least 10-12 months. Densities and heat values of some common wood species are indicated in the table below. Note that the volume of a stack of firewood varies considerably on whether or not it is split and how it is stacked. The moisture content also play a role - the values below are based on a average moisture content of 20%. Wood Species Density of Dry Wood (lb/ft3) Weight of Dry Cord (lb/cord) Recoverable Heat Value of Cord (Dry Wood) (millions Btu/cord) Heat Value of Cord (Green Wood) (millions Btu/cord) Units of Green Wood needed to produce 1 Million (cord/Btu's) Apple 48.7 4100 26.5 18.6 0.054 Ash, white 22.3 Aspen 27 2290 14.7 10.3 0.097 Men's Balm 26.3 2240 14.3 10.0 0.10 Basswood 24.8 2110 13.5 9.5 0.106 Beech 44.2 3760 24 16.8 0.060 Birch 21.7 Black Ash 35.2 2990 19.1 13.4 0.075 Black Spruce 29.2 2480 15.9 11.1 0.090 Box elder 32.9 2800 17.9 12.5 0.080 Buckeye 13.4 Butternut 15.4 Catalpa 16.4 Cherry 36.7 3120 20 14 0.071 Chestnut 12.9 Coffee tree 21.6 Cottonwood 24.8 2110 13.5 9.5 0.106 Dogwood 27.0 Douglas Fir 26.4 East Hop hornbeam 50.2 4270 27.3 19.1 0.052 Elm 35.9 3050 19.5 13.7 0.073 Hackberry 38.2 3250 20.8 14.6 0.069 Hemlock 29.2 2480 15.9 11.1 0.090 Hickory 50.9 4330 27.7 19.4 0.052 Ironwood 26.0 Jack Pine 31.4 2670 17.1 12.0 0.084 Larch - Eastern 18.7 Locust 27.3 Lodgepole pine 19.3 Maple 21.6 Mulberry 25.8 Norway Pine 31.4 2670 17.1 12.0 0.084 Osage Orange 32.9 Paper Birch 37.4 3180 20.3 14.2 0.070 Pinon Pine 33.5 Ponderosa Pine 28 2380 15.2 10.6 0.094 Redcedar - east 19.8 Red Oak 44.2 3760 24 16.8 0.060 Red Maple 34.4 2920 18.7 13.1 0.076 Spruce 16.0 Sucamore 19.5 Sugar Maple 44.2 3760 24 16.8 0.060 Tamarack 38.2 3250 20.8 14.6 0.069 Tanarack pine 21.2 Yellow Birch 43.4 3690 23.6 16.5 0.061 Yellow pine 22.0 Walnut - black 21.5 White Ash 43.4 3690 23.6 16.5 0.061 White Oak 47.2 4010 25.7 18.0 0.056 White Pine 26.3 2240 14.3 10.0 0.100 Willow 13.2 - 1 ft (foot) = 0.3048 m - 1 lb = 0.4536 kg - 1 lb/ft 3  = 16.018 kg/m 3 - 1 Btu (British thermal unit) = 1,055.06 J = 107.6 kpm = 2.931x10 -4  kWh = 0.252 kcal = 778.16 ft lb f  = 1.055x10 10  ergs = 252 cal = 0.293 watt hour Note that in the table above 1 net cord volume = 85 ft3 is used to convert between the "Density" and "Weight of Cord" column (1 stacked cord volume = 128 ft3). Be aware that the densities used for the wood species varies significantly. The densities used above is for natural dried wood where the average moisture content is approximately 20%. Heat values of cords with dry wood can be estimated by adding 10% to the green wood cords values. Recoverable heat values are calculated with a stove efficiency of approximately 65%. How to Calculate the Combustion Heat in MJ/kg from the Table above - calculate "Density of Dry Wood" in kg/m3 by multiplying lb/ft3 with 16.018 - calculate "Weight of Dry Wood" in kg/cord by multiplying lb/cord with 0.4536 - calculate "Recoverable Heat Value of Cord (Dry Wood)" in MJ/cord by multiplying Millions Btu/cord with 1055.06 - calculate "Recoverable Heat Value per kg (Dry Wood)" in MJ/kg by dividing 3 with 2 Example - Red Oak - "Dichtheid van droog hout":  44,2 (lb/ft 3 ) 16,018 = = 708 (kg/m 3 ) - "Gewicht van droog hout":   3760 (lb/koord) 0,4536 = 1705,5 (kg/koord) - "Herwinbare warmtewaarde van koord (droog hout)":  24,0 (miljoenen Btu/koord) 1055,06 = 25304 (MJ/koord) - "Herwinbare warmtewaarde per kg (droog hout)":  25304 (MJ/koord) / 1705,5 (kg/koord) = 14,8 (MJ/kg) Het verbrandingsproces van het verbranden van hout - Hout warmt op tot ongeveer  212  o F (100  o C)  en verdampt het vocht erin. Er is op dit punt geen verwarming van het hout - Vaste houtsoorten beginnen af ​​te breken en de brandstofgassen worden omgezet ( bij een temperatuur van ongeveer  300 ° C ,  575 ° F ) - Van  575  o F tot 1100  o F  ( 300 - 600  o C  ) komt de belangrijkste energie in het hout vrij wanneer brandstofdampen  die 40% tot 60%  van de energie bevatten, verbranden. - Na het verbranden van de brandstofdampen en het verdampen van het vocht, blijft alleen houtskool over dat brandt bij temperaturen hoger dan 1100 o  F - T C  = 5 / 9 (T F - 32)   Netto calorische waarde (CV) of Lower Heating Value (LHV) gegeven voor alle brandstoffen. Dit betekent dat de latente warmte van verdamping van de waterdamp die ontstaat door verbranding niet wordt teruggewonnen door condensatie Brandstof Netto CV per massa Bulkdichtheid Energiedichtheid per volume GJ/ton kWh/kg kg/ m3 MJ/ m3 kWh/ m3 Houtsnippers (30% MC) 12.5 3.5 250 3.100 870 Blokhout (gestapeld – luchtgedroogd: 20% MC) 14.7 4.1 350-500 5.200-7.400 1.400-2.000 Hout (massief – ovendroog) 19 5.3 400-600 7.600-11.400 2.100-3.200 Houtpellets (10% MC) 17 4.8 650 11.000 3.100 Miscanthus (baal – 25% MC) 13 3.6 140-180 1.800-2.300 500-650 Huiskolen 27-31 7,5-8,6 850 23.000-26.000 6.400-7.300 Antraciet 33 9.2 1.100 36.300 10.100 Olie verhitten 42.5 11.8 845 36.000 10.000 Aardgas (NTP) 38.1 10.6 0,9 35.2 9.8 LPG 46.3 12.9 510 23.600 6.600   Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout, Los gedroogd brandhout,   Read the full article

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Top 8 Best Things to Do in Amsterdam

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is known for its artistic heritage, elaborate canal system, and narrow houses with gabled facades. It's a city that effortlessly blends its rich history with a vibrant, contemporary culture. From world-class museums to picturesque walks along the canals, here are the top eight things you must do when visiting Amsterdam, complete with details on tickets and passes to help you plan your visit.

1. Visit the Rijksmuseum

The Rijksmuseum is a must-visit for art lovers. Home to a vast collection of Dutch masterpieces, including works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Van Gogh, the museum offers a comprehensive view of Dutch art and history from the Middle Ages to the present.

Tickets:

Adults: €20

Under 18: Free

Museumkaart holders: Free

It is advisable to book your tickets online in advance to avoid long queues. The museum is open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM.

2. Explore the Anne Frank House

The Anne Frank House is a poignant and moving museum dedicated to Anne Frank, the Jewish girl who hid from the Nazis during World War II. The museum is located in the actual house where Anne Frank wrote her famous diary.

Tickets:

Adults: €14

Youth (10-17): €7

Children (0-9): Free

Tickets must be purchased online, as they are not available at the museum entrance. Time slots fill up quickly, so book well in advance.

3. Take a Canal Cruise

A canal cruise is a quintessential Amsterdam experience. These cruises offer a unique perspective of the city’s architecture and are available in various forms, including daytime tours, evening cruises, and even dining cruises.

Tickets:

Standard 1-hour cruise: €15-€20

Evening cruise: €25-€30

Dinner cruise: €80-€100

You can purchase tickets at the docks or online. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.

4. Discover the Van Gogh Museum

The Van Gogh Museum houses the largest collection of artworks by Vincent van Gogh, offering insights into his life and artistic development. This museum is a treasure trove for art enthusiasts and a deeply moving experience.

Tickets:

Adults: €20

Under 18: Free

Museumkaart holders: Free

Online booking is essential as the museum uses time-slot entry to manage crowds. It’s open daily from 9 AM to 6 PM.

5. Enjoy the Heineken Experience

The Heineken Experience is an interactive tour through the history and brewing process of Heineken beer, housed in the company's original brewery. The tour includes multimedia exhibits, historical artifacts, and, of course, a beer tasting.

Tickets:

Adults: €21

Youth (12-17): €14.50

Tickets are available online and at the entrance, but purchasing them online will often save you a few euros and guarantee your preferred time slot. The experience is open daily from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM.

6. Visit Madame Tussauds Amsterdam

Madame Tussauds Amsterdam offers a fun-filled experience where you can see lifelike wax figures of celebrities, historical figures, and sports stars. It’s a great place for family entertainment and photo opportunities.

Tickets:

Adults: €23.50 (online), €25.50 (at the door)

Children (5-15): €18.50 (online), €20.50 (at the door)

Children under 5: Free

Booking ticket to Madame Tussaud Amsterdam online is cheaper and allows you to skip the line. The attraction is open daily from 10 AM to 8 PM.

7. Take a Walking Tour of Amsterdam

A walking tour is one of the best ways to get to know Amsterdam. Whether you choose a historical tour, a food tour, or a street art tour, walking tours offer an intimate glimpse into the city's culture and history.

Tickets:

Prices vary depending on the tour operator and type of tour. Free walking tours are available, but tipping the guide is customary (€10-€20 per person).

Paid tours range from €15 to €30 per person.

Booking Walking Tour Amsterdam in advance is recommended, especially for specialized tours. Many operators offer online booking.

8. Experience the A'DAM Lookout

For a breathtaking view of Amsterdam, visit the A'DAM Lookout, an observation deck with panoramic views of the city. The highlight is the “Over the Edge” swing, which swings you out over the edge of the building at 100 meters high.

Tickets:

Adults: €14.50

Children (4-12): €8.50

Swing experience: Additional €5

Tickets are available online and at the entrance. Booking in advance is recommended to avoid waiting times.

Tips for Getting Around Amsterdam

Public Transport: Amsterdam has an efficient public transport system consisting of trams, buses, and metro lines. The OV-chipkaart is a rechargeable card that can be used on all public transport.

Bike Rentals: Amsterdam is a bike-friendly city, and renting a bike is a popular way to explore. Rental prices range from €10 to €15 per day.

Amsterdam City Card: The I amsterdam City Card offers unlimited access to public transport, free entry to many museums and attractions, and discounts on others. Prices range from €65 (24 hours) to €135 (120 hours).

Conclusion

Amsterdam is a city that offers something for everyone, from art and history to modern attractions and vibrant nightlife. Whether you're wandering through its picturesque streets, cruising its canals, or immersing yourself in its rich cultural heritage, Amsterdam promises an unforgettable experience. Don’t forget to plan your visits and book tickets in advance to make the most of your trip. Enjoy your adventure in this beautiful and dynamic city!

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ITS ALL WRONG

Started day early to catch the bus to Saranda. I purchased tickets online for 20 euros so we were good to go.

A “To go” breakfast was waiting for us. Sadly disappointed since this will be our only food for many many hours. Water, packs of cookies, packs of rosemary breadsticks, a peach, a persimmon, a soggy spinach pie slice wrapped in foil, and a box of cherry juice with straw. This seemed like the wrong type of breakfast compared to all the delicious tomatoes, cucumbers, and eggs we’ve been getting for breakfast. So guess who got most of our breakfast? The stray dogs in the parking lot of course.

Caroline dropped us at the bus terminal and when we got out of the car the men were yelling at us “where to where to”and we told them they directed us to a van. We put our luggage on and we claimed our seats. Jammed in the van. We takeoff on time for a four hour ride to Saranda, Albania. Two hours in, after picking up more passengers and having them sitting on stools, we arrived at our rest area. This is where the bus driver gets off and checks tickets and people can go to the bathroom. Of course we were on the WRONG VAN/bus. this one cost €10 instead of 20. it may have even been less than that. Very unclear. A lot of yelling and confusion and me looking innocent. When one helpful Albanian man said don’t worry about it. Then apparently he called the bus station and came and found us and said don’t worry about it. It’s fine. One potential disaster averted. Wrong bus!

How cool… the bus pulled over to the side of the road we heard all this zooming and dozens and dozens of race cars zoomed by. I managed to get some pictures. And from analyzing the pictures, we discovered it was a road race from Athens, Greece to Monaco. All different kinds of fast cars and colors kept zooming by us on curves and straightaways. Kept our attention for a good hour on the van. 6 to 6 European tour.

Arrived in Saranda a bit queasy. Got our luggage and walked down the hill to our hotel to check in. Having trouble checking in thinking it’s a language barrier. Waiting waiting, waiting waiting then we found out we were checking into the WRONG HOTEL. This was actually a relief because the hotel we were at was a bit sketchy. Went next-door to the hotel we were supposed to be at checked in. Very small room smaller bathroom than the night before. Nice view. Clean room. And great restaurant. We went and had lunch down the street walk walk, walk along the shore. And decided to go swimming.

Ionian Sea! We found this cool beach area that we walked down to. It had swimming ladders down into a deep blue sea area. See the photos. Of course I’m calling it “the hole”. We swam out, floated around refreshed and took our glamour shots on the shore.

Walked back, showered off and met Andrew for dinner! The strange thing is as we were going on our lunch hunt we saw Andrew walking down the sidewalk. In this huge town, how random is it that we would run into him? Then as I was telling Julie a story about this woman on Facebook that I was supposed to meet up with in Shkoder, there she was on the beach! She is from this Facebook group called female solo travelers over 50. She was going to meet carolyn and I for dinner five towns ago. Then Caroline and I randomly ran into her in another town and recognized her. Then I recognized her here. Very strange.

Dinner with Andrew was fantastic and we all really had a fun time. We kept him out way past his bedtime of 9 o’clock. Delicious grilled vegetables, whole fish, and homemade pasta.🍷🍷

And a Chimi Changa check in! They have been partying!

I really love this beach town!!!

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UK could face new emissions laws from EU

European parliamentarians have decided to adopt measures to cut emissions from cars that could soon be introduced in the UK, GB News reports.

Members of the European Parliament on Wednesday adopted new EU rules aimed at reducing pollution from cars, vans, buses, lorries and trailers. 297 MEPs voted in favour, 190 against and 37 abstained from introducing Euro-7 emissions standards.

The move was praised as it will ensure vehicles are cleaner throughout their life cycle and allow them to meet the standards for a longer period of time.

Current Euro-6 test conditions, which are used to restrict more polluting vehicles from entering clean air zones, and exhaust emission limits will remain in place.

Read more HERE

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From March 4th to March 7th, 2024

04-03-2024

ABBA “Voulez-Vous”; ROD STEWART “Every Picture Tells A Story”; VAN DYKE PARKS “Jump!”; VARIOUS ARTISTS “Dr. Demento's Basement Tapes #6”; ABBA “ABBA”; STEREOLAB “Aluminum Tunes – Switched On, Vol. 3”; 21 Savage “i am > i was”; ASIAN DUB FOUNDATION “Rafi's Revenge”; SWEET BABOO “The Mighty Baboo”; BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO “Waitin' For My Ya Ya”; LESBIAN HORSE “Cursed Sounds For Lovers”; STEREOLAB “Fab Four Suture”; TRICKY “Blowback”; EUROS CHILDS “Thrips”; SWEET BABOO “The Boombox Ballads”

05-03-2024

BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO “Taking It Home”; BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO “ On A Night Like This”; ST. ETIENNE “So Tough”; BRIAN WILSON “Brian Wilson”;SPIRITUALIZED “Songs In A&E”; SHONEN KNIFE “Yama-No Attchan”; μ-ZIQ “Lunatic Harness”; GUIDED BY VOICES “How Do You Spell Heaven?”; STEREOLAB “Sound-Dust”; SWEET BABOO “Hello Wave”; THE JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET “(A Few Useful Tips About) Living Underground”; SHORT & CURLIES “At The Dance”; THE FALL “The Infotainment Scan”

06-03-2024

ELLA FITZGERALD “Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Irving Berlin Songbook”; THE CURE “Three Imaginary Boys”; GRUFF RHYS “Pang!”; OZZY OSBOURNE ���Ozzmosis”; DREAM THEATER “The Astonishing”; ROBBIE WILLIAMS “Sing When You're Winning”; DEATH “Spiritual-Mental-Physical”; ZUTTO MAYONAKA DE LINONI “Hisohiso Banashi”; CORNERSHOP “Woman's Gotta Have It”; CHILDISH GAMBINO “Awaken, My Love!”; CLIFTON CHENIER “Bayou Blues”

07-03-2024

T.REX “Dandy In The Underworld”; NEVERLAND “Neverland”; SPARKS “Terminal Jive”; EUROS CHILDS “Olion”; SUEDE “The Blue Hour”; TAKE THAT “The Circus”; PARQUET COURTS “Sunbathing Animal”; ROBBIE WILLIAMS “Escapology”; CATHY DAVEY “Something Ilk”; FISHMANS “Long Season”; SUPERGRASS “Live XFM Session 2004”; EUROS CHILDS “Live 2007”; DR. DEMENTO PRESENTS... “The Greatest Novelty Records Of The 1980s”; SARAH VAUGHAN “Close To You”; KRISTIN HERSH “Mississippi Candlelight”; EUROS CHILDS “Curries”; CHILDISH GAMBINO “Camp”

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Top 8 Features to Look for in a Used Car: Irish Edition

In the bustling world of car transactions in Ireland, navigating the market for used cars can be both exhilarating and daunting. But fear not, because at Buyandsellcar, we're here to guide you through the process seamlessly. Our platform is designed to streamline the buying and selling experience, ensuring that you find the perfect used car with ease.

Are you in the market for a used car in Ireland? With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to narrow down your choices. That's why we've compiled a list of the top 8 features to look for when shopping for a used car, tailored specifically for the Irish market. Whether you're browsing Car Ireland for Sale or searching for cars for sale near me, these key features will help you make an informed decision.

1. Reliable Performance

When buying a used car, it's essential to prioritize reliability. Look for vehicles with a proven track record of dependable performance, such as popular models from reputable brands like Volkswagen, Toyota, and Ford. Check the vehicle's maintenance history and look for signs of regular servicing and upkeep.

2. Fuel Efficiency

With rising fuel costs in Ireland, fuel efficiency is a crucial consideration when choosing a used car. Opt for vehicles with good fuel economy ratings, such as hybrid or diesel models, to save money on fuel expenses in the long run.

3. Safety Features

Safety should always be a top priority when buying a used car. Look for vehicles equipped with advanced safety features, such as anti-lock brakes, traction control, and multiple airbags. Additionally, consider models with high safety ratings from organizations like Euro NCAP.

4. Comfort and Convenience

Ensure that the used car you choose offers a comfortable and convenient driving experience. Look for features like adjustable seating, climate control, and advanced infotainment systems to enhance your comfort and enjoyment on the road.

5. Vehicle History Report

Before making a purchase, always request a comprehensive vehicle history report. This document provides valuable information about the car's past, including any accidents, repairs, or service records. It's an essential tool for assessing the overall condition and reliability of the vehicle.

6. Affordability

While it's tempting to splurge on a flashy used car, it's essential to stick to your budget. Set a realistic price range and prioritize affordability when browsing Carzone Ireland or other online listings. Consider factors like insurance costs, maintenance expenses, and resale value to ensure that the car fits within your financial means.

7. Warranty and After-Sales Support

Look for used cars that come with a warranty or after-sales support package. This provides added peace of mind and protection against unexpected repairs or issues that may arise after purchase. Be sure to read the terms and conditions of the warranty carefully to understand what is covered.

8. Test Drive and Inspection

Finally, always schedule a test drive and inspection before finalizing the purchase of a used car. This allows you to assess the vehicle's condition firsthand and ensure that it meets your expectations in terms of performance, comfort, and overall quality.

At Buyandsellcar, we understand the importance of finding the perfect used car that meets your needs and budget. With our extensive listings and user-friendly platform, we make it easy to browse CARS in Ireland and find the ideal vehicle for you. Whether you're searching for cars for sale Dublin or camper vans for sale in Ireland, we've got you covered. Let us help you find your dream car today!

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We can accommodate up to 24+ Persons. We accept Weddings and Events Inclusions •Exclusive & Private Island Retreat •All Meals (Filipino Cuisine) •Coffee/Tea/Water •Daily House keeping upon request •Use of Snorkeling Gears & Kayak •Boat Transfer •Starlink internet connection •Unforgettable Island Experience Additional Services •Massage •Soda, Alcohol & Cocktails •Van Pick up/drop •Day Trips November - May: Min. 6 Participants / Booking June - October: Min. 4 Participants / booking

The space

Floral Island Resort is nestled in the middle of Talacanen island and offers a secluded and exclusive atmosphere. With only 8 rooms, restaurant, chill-out place, bonfire- and grill on the beach and a lovely overlooking massage hut, Floral Island Resort is perfect for small groups up to 24 guests. We provide you with boat transfers, healthy and fresh meals from the region (breakfast, lunch and dinner), free use of kayaks, free wi-fi in the restaurant, 24hrs. solar power and comfortable accommodation with private shower and electric fan. Drinks and other services like island hopping, fishing trips, etc. are not included. Scuba diving on request! We are proud to be part of the coral triangle initiative, an international project planting artificial coral reefs. Visit our coral-domes and taklobo (giant clams) garden just in front of the Resort Be a CORAL HERO and plant yourself some corals! We welcome everybody who love nature and respect the environments. Help us keep our place authentic and clean. Protect the wildlife, flora, fauna and the rich biodiversity of the island. Take with you unforgettable island life experiences… but leave the rest behind!

Guest access

From Puerto Princesa - Hire a private Van to Caniqui Wharf (approx 4 hours followed by a quick 10-15min speedboat ride to the Island. From El Nido - Hire a private Van to Caniqui Wharf (approx 1h15min followed by a quick 10-15min speedboat ride to the Island. From Manila - Several Airlines are offering cheaper flights directly to Puerto Princesa City, the down side is the 4 hours drive to the Caniqui wharf. Daily flights to El Nido is catered by AirSwift. Incase you're self-driving, we can provide you a safe parking space in Caniqui

Other things to note

IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT THE PROPERTY - Floral Island Resort is located North-East of Palawan, on Talacanen Island, Taytay Bay and NOT in El Nido Bay (Please see our location pin on the Map). We are est. 1.5 hour away from El Nido Town Proper and 4 hours from Puerto Princesa City. - Your main Host on the Island will be my Parents, Martin (59 y/o, swiss, living in the Philippines since 1983) and my Mom Flora (58 y/o, Filipina) - Every drop of water is brought to the Island from the Mainland. We hope you respect and save water as well as possible. - Floral Island Resort is completely Solar powered. Please turn off all lights, electric Fan and other appliances if not being used . - We have a complete First Aid Set on site for minor injuries. The next hospital is in Taytay, an hour away from the Island. - We accept Philippine Peso, USD and EURO bills on the Island. creditcard payment with a surcharge of 3.5% of the total amount is also available. - Local Government Environmental Fee of PHP 250 / Participant not included