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One city, two beautiful faces: Spectacular new architecture and mega sports events are to help Valencia to rise to the ranks of the Champions' League of European cities. But Spain's third largest city can also play the charm card – and enchant visitors with lovely parks, trendy medieval districts and long beach promenades
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Urban splendour by the Mediterranean
Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias:
This is no fleet of alien spaceships forced to land in Valencia. What you see here is the work of star architects Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela, a whole ensemble of futuristic buildings that grace Turia Gardens in the southeastern part of the city. The "City of Arts and Sciences" complex took shape between 1991 and 2006. Today, it is the landmark of the new Valencia and comprises, among other things, one of Europe's largest aquariums, a spectacular opera house and a family-friendly science museum. The attractions are very popular and visitors can expect lengthy waiting times at the door.
Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias: Avenida Autopista del Saler 3-7. Admission prices and opening times vary according to attraction, weekday and season. Check website www.cac.es (English and Spanish)
Turia Gardens:
Bed of roses: Turia Gardens stretch for seven kilometers across the city, so that many Valencianos have their favorite park on their doorstep. The Turia River flowed here right into the 1960s, dividing Valencia's old and new towns. When flooding repeatedly posed a threat to large residential areas, the river was diverted. The ensuing discussion about how best to use the dry riverbed lasted some two decades. Instead of the highway that was originally planned, landscaping of the 110-hectare park with its many fountains, orange trees and green areas was begun in 1984 – and transformed Valencia into one of the greenest cities in Spain.
Valencia Cathedral:
The Romans worshipped their pagan gods here, then came the Moors and built a mosque, which was forced to make way for a Gothic-style Christian church in the 13th century. But Valencia Cathedral is more than a place steeped in history; for more than 500 years, its Santo Cáliz (Holy Chalice) Chapel has also held a particularly legendary relic: the Holy Grail from which Jesus Christ and his disciples are supposed to have drunk at the Last Supper. The mighty towers of the former fortress are also a must for everyone interested in seeing more of medieval Valencia.
Valencia Cathedral: Plaza Almoina, Tel.: +34-96/391 81 27. A section of the cathedral is open for prayer at all times and for sightseeing at the following times: Mon-Sat 10am-5:30pm, Sun 2-6:30pm (from 1 November to 31 October), Mon-Sat 10am-5:30pm (1 November – 19 March). Admission: €4,50, reduced €3 (including audio guide in English, German, Spanish and other languages). www.catedraldevalencia.es
Beach, sport & "fiesta"
Barrio del Carmen / El Carme:
Ancient walls, young people: That's what you will find in Valencia's trendy El Carme district. Some of the hippest bars, clubs and pubs have opened up here, at the bustling heart of the historical old town. They are often overcrowded (especially on Plaza del Carmen, Plaza de la Virgen and Calle Alta), but who cares, patrons simply spill out onto the sidewalk and party under the open sky. As anywhere else in Spain, the party doesn't get going until midnight but continues at least until dawn. It's well worth taking a stroll here during the daytime, too, and visiting the two imposing city gates, Torres de Serranos and Torres de Quart, any of a number of museums and Iglesia des Carmen, the Baroque church that gave the district its name.
El Carme: Iglesia del Carmen: Plaza del Carmen 7, +34-96/315 20 24. Museo del Carmen: Calle Museo 2, +34-96/315 20 24. IVAM (Museum of Modern Art): Calle Guillem de Castro, +34-96/386 30 00, www.ivam.es.
America's Cup and
Formula 1:
Barcelona is living proof of how mega sports events can change the face of a city. The Olympic Games staged there in 1992 heralded a wave of modernization and growth that has continued to this day. "If they can do it, so can we!" said the Valencianos, and started by bringing the prestigious America's Cup to the city in 2007 and 2010, and creating a brand-new harbor especially for the international sailing elite. The next big coup came soon after, in 2008, when Formula 1 racing first came to Valencia's spectacular city track. Since then, the city has regularly hosted the European Grand Prix.
Marina Real Juan Carlos I (formerly America's Cup Harbor): Marina Real Juan Carlos I, Tel.: +34-96/381 20 09, www.marinarealjuancarlosi.com. Formula 1 in Valencia: next race June 26, 2011, www.valenciastreetcircuit.com.
La Malvarrosa and Las Arenas:
Taking the tram from city center to the beach is a ten-minute trip in Valencia. The city's popular beaches are Las Arenas, Cabanyal and La Malvarrosa and together they are almost three kilometers long. Bars, cafés and restaurants line the beach promenade (Paseo Marítimo), and strolling along white sands, you can often catch a delicious whiff of paella or deep-fried fish. Some of the nicest hotels in Valencia have (re-)opened in the last few years behind Paseo Marítimo. Good to know, too, is that the beach is not just popular with locals and visitors during the bathing season, but also a great place for long strolls on mild winter days.
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I like how the back turned out as well. This quilt makes me happy no matter which side is facing up!
And a few more reasons to love this quilt: It was my first attempt at spray basting (which I now love), and only my second attempt at FMQ stippling (which I also now love). So in many ways, I feel like this quilt was where I turned a corner and became a "real" quilter.
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Lufthansa Highlights: "A perfect weekend in Paris"
A gentle and balmy breeze often circulates in Paris, apparently starting at the river, which may indeed have brought it into town. The breeze rumples hair and rustles the newspapers of the people sitting at the sidewalk cafes. It peers around corners and blows in gusts down the Champs-Elysées. It streams through the Arc de Triumphe, swings under the Eiffel Tower, and provides tailwind to the tourists clambering up the broad flights of stairs to Sacré-Coeur. Like these tourists, the breeze also visits the adjacent Place du Tertre, where portrait artists with little grey Toulouse-Lautrec beards offer their services to the tourists. The breeze goes unnoticed by most people, but it contributes to their good humor. It lightens their step and mood, caresses their skin, and carries voices and fragrances toward them and away again. Paris is, so to speak, in the air.
Somehow it's always springtime in Paris. Of course, the city on the Seine has three other seasons as well, including a chilly and often damp winter. But even if you have to turn up your collar and wrap your scarf a bit tighter – you still feel a touch of spring in the air. Perhaps it's because France's capital is a place of perpetual zest for life.
One might expect Paris to stagger under the weight of its long history, with nostalgia, if not melancholy, dominating the mood of a city whose architecture at every turn calls to mind the achievements of yesteryear. But Paris never feels old and cold. It feels young and vibrant. Why is that? This is just one of the secrets that Paris holds without divulging. But maybe there are clues in its savoir-vivre, art, and light. And the Parisians themselves are also part of the story. First-time visitors to Paris often think they know what's in store for them.
All the preconceptions! They "know" the city from this film scene or that one. Naturally, these scenes are all true and all false at the same time.
That's why it's better to leave such baggage at home. Like other great cities, Paris cannot be reduced to a set of clichés. Certainly, a river called the Seine does flow through it; the poignant sound of accordion music can be heard as one strolls; traffic does clog the streets; and many people are elegantly dressed. But all that is superficial. Finding the real Paris is more like solving a detective story written by Fred Vargas (who, by the way, lives in Montparnasse). You don't do it by following the obvious leads, but by looking around corners that are off the beaten track.
Where are such corners? Everywhere! But not where tourists throng. Look instead in the 13th arrondissement, where Paris has a small town feel. But also look in unlikely places, such as in the 18th arrondissement: Montmartre. Between the rue des Abbesses and the rue Lamarck, a five minute walk away from the crowds, you'll find a Paris that seems out of place in the modern world.
Here the cobblestones in the road are all crooked, the cars park bumper to bumper, and everyone's side view mirror is held on by duct tape. Here a little cobbler's shop stands next to a theater featuring artsy movies, and a jewelry maker's shop adjoins that of a plumber, whose neighbors are a Moroccan butcher and an Asian-run crêperie. This is a quarter of undiscovered artists and sleepy-eyed beauties who trudge to the baker in the mornings in wispy negligees and flip-flops and return with a baguette under their arm.
The facades are a bit crumbly, the bistro tables wobble, the metro entrances are surrounded by wrought ironwork, and hangovers abound.
There are places in Paris that seem at some point to have fallen out of the continuum of time and into a parallel universe, where they endure unchanged, though all around them is in flux. Stepping inside such a place is like walking through a door into another era.
Naturally this is an experience you can have in the museums, where you might expect it. But it's something that can happen to you anywhere in this city. You walk into a bistro, and suddenly it's 1926. You're drinking a pastis at a bar when the bartender puts on a jazz record, and you're back in the 1960s. Rome is called the Eternal City, but Paris has everything that Rome has, except for truly ancient ruins. Paris is a time machine with a vortex none can resist.
Of course, things do change in this city that always remains true to itself. For instance, the "in" neighborhood changes every month. "What, you're still living in the 13th arrondissement! We moved to the 1st eons ago." Party banter is the same the world over.
But you still come away with the feeling that this is the city that the forces of global urbanization could not subjugate. Paris is eternally Paris. The best approach is to trust the city and let it take you where it will. Resist the temptation to rush from one tourist attraction to the next, and leave the guide book in your hotel room. Wander around a few corners and let yourself be overwhelmed by the sights, sounds and smells of what's there.
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Circa 1910
A pair of Louis XVI style three-light sconces juxtapose bold, draped swags and flame finials, with expertly chased stylized neoclassical elements. The prisms dressing the bobeches were added by the Remains Lighting workshop. By the London maker N. Burt & Co; as seen in their catalogue, copyright 1913 (see image inset).
Overall: 25-1/2" h. x 20-1/4" w. x 10-1/4" d.
Backplate: 25" h. x 4-1/4" w.
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This is my second wallet from Bosca and your Old Leather is fantastic. The previous wallet held up superbly and the new wallet is built of the same quality. I cannot see myself being satisfied with any other quality wallet. The craftsmanship and the stain are fantastic.
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Amazing craftmanship!
I found Bosca after my husband repeatedly told me he can never find a nice lasting wallet. I gave it to him and he loves it! It's really sturdy, the leather is amazing, and it holds everything he needs.
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Exactly what I needed!
My boyfriend is extremely particular about the quality and look of products, so when his fav wallet started falling apart I was hesitant to gift him one and did a lot.. And I mean A LOT of research before I purchased this Bosca wallet. I loved the nice clean look and the color for him (it matched fairly close to a pair of red wind boots he wears often). We live states a part so I shipped it for Valentines day and waited in anticipation for his reaction. HE LOVES IT!!! I could not be more thrilled, not only did he go on and on about it the day it arrived but he has repeatedly told me how much he really loves it since. Whether it last 1 year or 10 I will buy this wallet over and over again!
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I have had this wallet for almost a year and a half now and this thing is still holding together like new. I take it out and use it for one reason or another about 5 times a day (more frequently than that most days). Take note I also usually destroy wallets so that says a lot too. The longest I've ever owned a wallet was maybe a year. Finally the compliments never stop when people see it. Trust, you will not be disappointed!
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Dubai: Desert adventure!
City-state Dubai: Around 85 percent of this Arab Emirate's inhabitants live in the capital. The rest of the country is mostly desert and a unique adventure playground for adults. Its giant dunes, among them the famous Big Red, are regularly scaled by local and international explorers on powerful wheels or camel back, or even riding sandboards
Organized desert safaris:
Desert for beginners: A half-day excursion into the desert is almost a standard feature of a visit to Dubai these days - and holds at least as many thrills and spills in store as a rollercoaster ride. Experienced tour drivers at the wheel of Land Cruisers or Hummers take visitors speeding up and down some the steepest dunes on their way to their desert camp. There, a barbecue awaits them along with a full entertainment program of oriental dance, camelback rides and sandboarding.
Half-day desert tour: Several tour operators offer an almost identical program. You pay around 200 dirham (about €40) for a roughly six-hour excursion including collection from and return to your hotel.
Quads and offroaders:
Desert for the more experienced visitor! Looking for a little more adventure? Then try exploring the vast sandy expanses on your own. Just a half-hour's drive southeast of the city, you will find Big Red (Al Hamar) a towering dune so called because of the high iron oxide content of its sand that lends it a red shimmer. The slopes of this almost 100-meter elevation are as steep as the challenging black runs for skiers in alpine areas – and they are just as attractive for ambitious sandboarders. Buggies, quad bikes and offroaders can also be rented, but remember never to stray from the beaten tracks without at least another vehicle - and always to take enough water with you.
Big Red
Big Red and the surrounding smaller dunes offer some spectactular fun but also demand a high level of proficiency from their conquerors. If necessary, engage a professional driver - often a very good move! For a more traditional desert experience and the chance to enjoy panoramic views from the top of a dune in a much more peaceful atmosphere, try a camel ride.
Big Red: on the road to Hatta. Prices for tours and rental vehicles or camels are negotiable. On Fridays, Big Red is a very different experience thanks to the crowds of local Emiratis who flock to the giant dune, transforming it from an otherwise tranquil dune landscape into a buzzing race track.
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Fluid sheer dresses skin in an illuminating veil of radiance. This unique, translucent formula is available in a range of versatile hues including makeup base shades, correcting shades, and radiance boosting shades. Blend your favorite fluid sheer with foundation to add radiance, polish and sculpting definition to your complexion. Or use it alone as a makeup base. All skin types.
- perfects, sculpts and illuminates skin
- complete and versatile shade range
- doubles as eye shadow base, blush or bronzer
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