This central Italian region is known as sunny Tuscany. There are a myriad of books and films propagating its landscape and beautiful cities. There are rustic, old houses hiding among the hills, the vineyards, and olive gardens, where one can buy good wine, olive oil, honey, and fine cheese. Tuscany is the birthplace of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Petrarca, Puccini and many other famous artists. Includes: Florence, Siena, Pisa, Arezzo, Cortona, San Gimignano,...

Greece is the cradle of European civilization, a quarry of mythology and ancient relics. On the Chalkidiki Peninsula we can visit the city of Thessalonica, the beaches of Katerini and Paralia, and from the boat take a look at the mystical monastery republic, Athos. Near the legendary Olympus Mountain see the 'rocks of gods, ' the Meteora monasteries built on the sky-high cliffs. Be sure to visit Athens's well known building, the Acropolis. Includes...

"Paris is the "city of light," the "city of love," the "capital of fashion." The bank of the Seine, the Montmartre and the Quartier Latin tell us of artists: about Dumas, Zola, and Victor Hugo who depicted the city in unforgettable literary pieces and about painters who did the same on canvas. On moonlit nights, and foggy autumn mornings the shadows of Mmodigliani, Renoir and Toulouse-Lautrec appear. Every corner is famous from a French movie, and...

Budapest, capital of Hungary, is the pearl of the Danube and a constantly changing metropolis. Hungary was once a kingdom but then came the Turks who were followed by the Hapsburgs and Maria Theresia who became "Queen of Hungary." The historic centre of Budapest is dominated by its noble castle that towers above the banks of the Danube. A one hundred metre long cable railway that dates back to 1870 is both a practical and fascinating way to ascend...

Toronto that lays on the shore of Lake Ontario is the biggest city in Canada, and also the capital of the area called Great Lakes. The views from the C.N. Tower are spectacular. Toronto is the citadel of modern architecture. Its main interest is the Downtown Walkway that is also called the P.A.T.H.. It has 11 kilometers of walking tunnel and 1200 shops.

Visit Toyko, a city where tradition and modern inventions live side by side, and the ancient city of Kyoto. Sites include: Toyko Teleport, docks, Shiba Park, Toyko Tower, Meiji Shrine Park, Asakusa, the Toyko Underground, Akihabara, Ueno Park, Kebukuro, Kyoto and more.

Wandering among the endless hills, lakes, and mountains of Southeast Poland, one can find cities, medieval castles, grandiose palaces, and rich museums, each one more interesting than the previous. The city core of Krakow, with its old streets and squares offer us the feeling of happy days. In the Wawel district, which is built on a hill, fort walls and bastions protect the royal palace and the cathedral. Includes: Ojcowi National Park; Katowice;...

"Münich offers much more than the Oktoberfest, the pretzel, large cups of beer and huge shopping malls. The neo-gothic palace of the City Hall, the unique domes of the Cathedral of Our Lady, the pillars of the generals, the city gates, the eclectic buildings of the Residenz are all there for the eyes, while the markets and the taverns all serve the needs of the body. Besides that, parks full of statues and fountains, temples from the middle age,...

The beautiful island of Bali is full of volcanic mountains and crater lakes. On its fertile soil rice, tea and coconut are grown. The main elements of the landscape are the emerald green ricefields, the untarnished jungle and the steep cliffs. The religion of the island is a unique mixture of Buddhism and Hinduism. The omnipresent temples and sanctuaries are important memories of the South-East Asian culture. Viewers will find exotic hot dishes and...

The Republic of South Africa with its diversity and unmatched natural diversity is often called 'Rainbow Country'. Scrublands full of game, beaches inviting for a swim, sky-high mountains, picturesque lakes, and cities of historic heritage make up the appeal of this country. The Cape of Good Hope tells about famous seamen, Boer settlers, and English colonists. Conservated territories, botanic gardens, and Africa's most famous wine-producing territory...