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The Portobello Markets in West London are world famous for its amazing atmosphere. The market is always crowded with people looking for something unique and interesting.

The Portobello Markets are great for vintage shopping and if you're lookingg for clothes, shoes, jewellery or even vintage suit cases there are a lot of stands here.

There are numerous food stalls...

London is a great city to visit for so many reasons but just a ride on their amazing red double decker busses was enough for me. I guess we toured the whole city by bus and from the second level you can great some great views.

In London we went to see all the major attractions from The London Eye, The Big Ben, Trafalgar Square and Madame Tussauds to The Tower Bridge, the Ben an Jerry's...

Istanbul is a megacity with an incredible population of 12.6 million. The Blue Mosque is beautiful and it's something you should not miss!

The Haydarpasa Station is the main station for the turkish railways. From here you can catch national and international trains.

I also visited the Istanbul Bhosphorus which is a strait between the European part of Istanbul and the Asian part...

Rome is Europe's historic capital and one of the most romantic cities in the world. The historic centre has more attractions than any other European city and hot spots like The Colosseum, The Trevi Fountain, Piazza del Popolo, Piazza di Spagna and a milion other gorgeous places will keep you gazing.

You can reach the centre by car, motorino but the metro will probably be your best...

In Deventer every year people come to see the creative festival of Deventer op Stelten where artists from all over Europe come to show their moves on stilts.

During, I think, three or four days there are a lot of performances on the Brink, the main square in Deventer as well in the afternoon as late at night when you can enjoy the show while drinking a cocktail!

We visited the festival both during the day and in the evening and I must say that I was quite impressed by the show. Not only must it be really hard to walk on those stilts but imagine dancing around on them in heavy...