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fredleal says:
Allegedly the largest mall in all Latin America, Parque Dom Pedro is a better experience to the shopaholic kind than your average consumer. Too many things to do, see, buy, and everything is on the same (huge) floor. Everything is big and roomy, and even with a crowded mall, you can't feel trapped.T...
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redzzed says:
New York revisited .
Have been 3 times and am going again in April , i tend to do the 'road less travelled' kinda thing , partly because i am aries and dont have much patience for queueing , which means that the Empire state building is OUT , same for the Staten island ferry .
In the same road as ...
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redzzed says:
Not sure that Milton Keynes is a tourist destination , its more like a planned overflow town with the roads laid out in a grid pattern similar to New York (horizontal and vertical).Its nearly all modern but there are two large indoor shopping areas close together , with every bank and fast food ...
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malinita says:
her is a side for everybody who likes festivals. go to www.festivalinfo.se
her you than can go on festivals and a lot of county chooses comes up.
go to the country you like and read about festivals coming up in that country.
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TradewindsHD says:
If it’s a cup of joe you’re looking for, and you don’t care too much about good flavor. All you need to do is find one of the 7 million stubucks in the world and consume.
However……
If its beauty, true artistry, bold international flavor, perfect Cappuccino micro bubbles, and first cl...
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taylorlam says:
Alpen Sierra is the best coffee shop in town. Quality coffee, good staff and good company. I have spent so much time in that coffee shop it became a second home. Free internet too.
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cax says:
If you drink coffee then you should try this place. They make a really good coffee and honest to God the best one I've had in asia so far. The service is casual but polite and nice, and they do not try to sell you ten thousand other things to go with your coffee. Now the real good thing is they have...
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slave2dafunk says:
Lanna Cafe has become a regular favourite of ours for lunch as of late. They make delicious made-to-order sandwiches and the coffee is apparently some of the best in town (don't drink the stuff myself, but so say my hardcore coffee drinking friends). Aside from ordering coffee you can also buy whole...
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czerw_kapturek says:
It’s a real republic of coffee! In offer there is many kinds of coffee: traditional ones like white, black, espresso, latte, mocha, macchiato or special coffees – honey, coffee toffee , kahlua coffee and one more - coffee republic, with 4 layers: chocolate syrup, froth milk, Italian espresso and...
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Eric says:
Comfy, relatively new cafe in Lomita. There is a downstairs area with chairs, cushions, and couches and an upstairs area with computers for internet use (not sure if it costs money or not). While the interior is nice and comfortable, it also feels a bit too sparse, especially if there aren't many ot...
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