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<\/figure>\n\n\n\nOn your first day in Prague, stretch your legs and take a short but sweet city tour. This delightful city takes you to the Municipal House, Charles Bridge, the old town hall with Astronomical Clock, St Vitus Cathedral, Mustek Square, Vaclavske Boulevard and Karlova Street, each as charming as the next. Take a boat tour on your first night and meander down the beautiful Vltava river. On your next day, take a stroll through Carlsbad, famously known as a spa town for its thermal springs; There is a gallery where 12 different types of thermal water are on display. The streets are lined with beautiful palaces. You can even visit the houses of G\u00f6ethe and Beethoven. Then browse the shops and find traditional Czech presents for your loved ones made from crystal or porcelain. Sample the Czech cuisine on special Czech Nights. Book a flight to Prague<\/a> for a three-day adventure.<\/p>\n\n\n\n When in Dubai, visit the Burj Al Arab, the only 7-star hotel in the world, and relax on the Jumeirah beach. As the sun is setting walk around the marketplace, restaurants and cafes, find some authentic goods at the Souq Medinat. In the evening, take a boat tour from the Marina region; marvel at the city and colorful city lights shimmering on the water, as you enjoy a nice dinner. The following day take a day-long safari tour in the desert. Enjoy a delicious dinner at the Bedouin camping site. On the third day, you can admire the view from the observation deck of the world\u2019s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, which is 828 meters long. The visit the Miracle Garden, according to the Guinness Book of Records it is home to the world\u2019s tallest flower wall. Go shopping on your final day in the world\u2019s largest shopping center. For a fun-filled holiday, book a flight to Dubai<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Rome was once the capital of the world and is filled with ancient ruins and monuments that will dazzle you. Roam the picturesque streets, visit the Colosseum, and the Forum, the heart of ancient Roman public life, where the famous gladiators\u2019 battles took place. Close to the Forum you can find the monument of Vittorio Emanuele II. Save the second day for the enchanting sights that are awaiting you: the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, St Peter\u2019s Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, Vatican Museums and the Raphael rooms. On your last day, visit Navona Square and the Travestere neighborhood, where you can find delicious local food. Italian cuisine is just as amazing as the marvels it has to offer. Book your flight to Rome<\/a>, for an unforgettable experience and a quick getaway.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Barcelona lies at the heart of Europe. Start you trip in this colorful city at the Marina, view the Columbus monument and the incredible houses of Antonio Gaudi, the Casa Batllo and Casa Mila. On the second day, visit La Sagrada Familia, Olympic Stadium, Catalonia Square and the old bullfighting arena. Save the third day for a lovely stroll down the famous La Ramblas street, where you can enjoy a nice meal in a caf\u00e9 or restaurant. Make sure to wander off into the side streets, where you can find flamenco performances, and peruse the quaint boutique shops. Gaudi\u2019s masterpiece Park Guell, is a must-see. Afterwards, rove through the authentic Gothic quarter. For a holiday filled with music, art and delicious cuisine, book a flight to Barcelona<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Malta is a great place for a short trip, in just three days you can discover many places. Start out by walking the streets of Valletta, the capital city. Here you can visit the Upper Barrakka Gardens, then the baroque-style St. John Co-Cathedral. On the second day, we recommend that you take a thirty-minute ferry ride to the Gozo island<\/strong>. Then visit the old city, Mdina. Malta is also known for its three fortified cities of Cottonera<\/strong>: Vittoriosa, Cospicua and Senglea. You could also wander the Streets of Rabat, Malta\u2019s oldest city. Visit the fishing village of Marsaxlokk if you want to eat fish and watch the colorful fishing boats floating by. For a great short-trip getaway, book a flight to Malta<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n On your first day in Lisbon, explore the Rossio and Alfama squares where you can wander down narrow lanes and find a nice cafe or restaurant and try the local cuisine. You can get around easily on Lisbon\u2019s famous tramway. Your first spot should be the 25th of April bridge and the Belem tower. The next day should be spent admiring the view at St. George\u2019s Castle before hitting Augusto street, where you can find plenty of street musicians. Then visit the Padr\u00e3o dos Descobrimentos monument. Last but not least, visit the historic city, Sintra, atop a hill, and enjoy the stunning views of Cabo da Roca, the Cascais Fishing town on the Atlantic coast, also Estoril. For the holiday of a lifetime and escape the everyday life, book a flight to Lisbon<\/a>, with a Schengen visa.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Montenegro, the new center of attraction of the Balkans, has gotten very popular, due to its development in recent years, with its rapidly growing economy and geographical structure, the historical, cultural and natural riches of Montenegro are just waiting to be explored. Most touristic attractions in Montenegro are in the capital Podgorica, Budva and Kotor. As the airport is situated in Podgorica, it should be the first destination on your list. In the city, you can visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, Hercegovacka Street, the Trg Republike district, the Clock Tower, the Petrovic Palace and the Ostrog Monastery. Save the second day of your holiday for Budva and Kotor. Budva is one of the most popular cities in the country, with pristine beaches, clear blue bays and little islands. You can have a sea, sun, sand holiday and explore history in Budva. Start the day in the old city Stari Grad, then discover Sveti Stefan Island. Afterwards go and see the dancing girl statues, Santa Marija in Punta Church, The Ancient Necropolis, Rustovo Monastery. The next stop after Budva is Kotor. Here you can discover the St. Trifon Cathedral, Oruzja Square, the St.Luke and St. Nikola Churches, the Clock Tower of St.Mary Church, St. Nicolas Church and the Napoleon Theatre. For a fun-filled historical, beach holiday book a flight to Podgorica<\/a>. After a short flight you can rent a car and enjoy these famous cities to the fullest.<\/p>\n\n\n\n At the base of the Atlas Mountains, lies \u2018the red city,\u2019 Marrakech. Perfect for short holidays, you do not require a visa to walk the streets and discover Marrakech, an exotic city, located in West Africa. Prepare to explore the old city Medina and the new city Gueliz, where you will find plenty of squares, bazaars and historic buildings on the labyrinth-like streets. On your first day, visit Ali Bin Yusuf Madrasa, Bahia Palace, Kutubiye Mosque and Jemaa El Fna Square. In this square you will be amazed by the storytellers, jugglers, acrobats, snake charmers and tattooists. On your second day, hit the bazaars, brimming with cloth-makers, hammersmiths, carpenters, great craftsmen of handmade goods. Don\u2019t forget to visit the stalls heaped with healing herbs and creams. On the same day, you can also visit the Majorelle Gardens and the museum, famous for its exotic variety of herbs. On your third day in Marrakech, head to the villages close to the Atlas Mountains. There you can go on a 4\u00d74 tour. Afterwards, you can visit Mulay Brahim Village and Tifruin and Taddart villages, where women who cannot conceive have visited for centuries, in the hopes of finding a cure. You can feast on African delicacies, especially couscous, on the banks of the Lalla Takerkust lake, not far from these villages. Before returning from Marrakech, you should definitely watch the traditional world-famous Chez Ali show. This exotic city is even more enjoyable in the spring and autumn months, and for a quick getaway, book a flight to Marrakech<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The neighboring capital, Athens, is a classic for short breaks. As soon as you arrive, your route is clear: the Acropolis. You can see the Parthenon and then descend to the Acropolis Museum for a journey through antiquity. Toward evening, stroll through the narrow streets of Plaka beneath bougainvillea and let yourself be swept up in the energy of Monastiraki Square. Athens is especially famous for its rooftop restaurants. Dining against the illuminated Acropolis skyline is an unforgettable experience. With its historic charm and flavors familiar to T\u00fcrkiye, Athens is one of the safest destinations for Schengen visa holders. For a getaway rich in history and flavor, you can book your Athens flight<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Tbilisi, accessible to Turkish citizens with only a chip ID card, has become one of the trendiest destinations in recent years. The city is a striking blend of old and new. On your first day, you can lose yourself in the streets of Old Tbilisi and explore Abanotubani, the district home to the city\u2019s iconic sulfur baths. After taking the cable car up to Narikala Fortress and taking in the city from above, you can cross the Peace Bridge, notable for its modern architecture. Tbilisi is also a gastronomic paradise; do not leave without tasting Khachapuri and Khinkali or experiencing authentic Georgian flavors. With its affordable prices and bohemian atmosphere, Tbilisi is a perfect weekend destination. If you would like to discover the city in a more structured way, take a look at our detailed guide, One city, three days: Tbilisi<\/a>. For this delightful route, all you need is to buy a flight ticket to Tbilisi<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Just an hour\u2019s flight away and accessible without a passport or visa, Lefkosa offers much more than a seaside holiday. The capital is perfect for culture lovers, with its historic texture. The Great Inn should be your starting point, where you can sip coffee in the courtyard and browse artisan shops. Nearby, the Selimiye Mosque, which was transformed from Gothic architecture into a mosque, and the Venetian Column are must-see spots. With both its shopping opportunities and rich history, Lefkosa is one of the most practical weekend getaways. For a passport-free, visa-free, history-filled weekend, you can buy a flight ticket to Lefkosa<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Prague, Czech Republic On your first day in Prague, stretch your legs and take a short but sweet city tour. This delightful city takes you to the Municipal House, Charles Bridge, the old town hall with Astronomical Clock, St Vitus Cathedral, Mustek Square, Vaclavske Boulevard and Karlova Street, each as charming as the next. 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\n\n\n\nCyprus, Lefkosa<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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