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Constanza is a city with history about which I would like to tell a little.

Some researchers have found out this valley in colonial times. One of colonists, Victoriano Velano, has brought the first cows and mares in 1750 which to 1783 have considerably extended, cheerfully breeding.

Now in Constanza there live approximately 90,000 inhabitants

There are...

My husband and I just came back from a terrific holiday on the island of Curacao. We went there with another couple of friends and had so much fun.

We stayed at the Holiday Beach Resort in Willemstad, the capital of Curacao, and spend most of our time there.

We did rent a car for a few days just to be able to see some more of the island because it really deserves...

The Atacama Desert in one of the most arid but fascinating landscapes in Chile and when you´re planning a backpacorkers holiday or longer stay in Chile it´s definately a place you might want to visit.

The landscapes are so dramatic and impressive that you almost become one with nature. I had this feeling of complete calmness and admiration coming over me when we visited the Valle...

During my stay in Buenos Aires me and my husband stayed at the Castelar Hotel & Spa. The hotel was located at a ten minutes walk fom Plaza de Mayo which was great for sightseeing and getting from one point in Buenos Aires to another.

Location was the main reason we choose to stay at the Castelar Hotel but were very pleased with our room and other services the hotel offered like...

Bonaire is the smallest island of the ABC islands which contain Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao and are a part of the Netherlands Antilles.

But eventhough Bonaire might be less touristic than its two bigger sisters her beauty is still breathtaking so what better destination to think of for our family holiday!

This November my wife and I wanted to celebrate our 30th...