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Estonia, Poland and Russia are located along the Baltic sea and thus are recognised as part of the Baltic region. So, why should you sign up for a vacation trip to Poland or Russia and Estonia for your holiday? First, each country would have unique cultural traditions, national influences and historical experiences, which can be very interesting and European countries in the Baltic region are certainly not an exception to the rule, because they are very special places which are worth visiting. Top destinations include Polish cities such as Warsaw, Poland, with its beautiful old town and Zamek Krolewski, which is known for its royal castle. There is also Stare Miasto, Krakow, the city of beautiful old towers, facades and old churches, as well as Gdansk, located on the Baltic coast at the mouth of the River Wisla and is the center of the Polish Riviera, also known as the gateway to the “Castle Country”. Without a doubt Poland Holidays is something not to be missed.

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Located in the Caribbean, Cuba is a great destination travel and an island getaway that is overlooked by so many, but never forgotten by those who do make the trip. Cuba Holidays may certainly be a good idea for you to spend your next vacation, as Cuba offers various historical sites and scenes for its visitors, not to mention relaxing on the white sandy beaches and experience a new way of life away from the hectic lifestyle that you are used to. For those who choose to go to Cuba to spend their vacation, you certainly cannot do any wrong with your choice. The country of Cuba has changed greatly in recent years and has a unique culture that is shaped by African, Spanish and American influences.

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The cherry blossom (sakura) is the unofficial national flower of Japan. It has been celebrated for many centuries and holds a very important position in the Japanese culture. There are many dozens of different varieties of cherry trees in Japan, most of which bloom only for a few days in spring. The Japanese celebrate this time of year with hanami (cherry blossom viewing) parties under the blooming trees.

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Nicosia is the centrally located capital of Cyprus and also the largest city on the island. It is also the world’s last divided capital between the Greek Cypriots in the south and the Turkish Cypriots in the north. The barbed wire and guardtowers of the Green Line cuts the town in two, with the northern side being the capital of the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and the southern half being the capital of the Republic of Cyprus. Politics aside, Nicosia is a little short on both the archaeological treasure troves and beaches with pulsating nightlife that bring most visitors to Cyprus. But the Old City with its museums and churches is pleasant enough, and precisely due to the comparative lack of tourists, the city retains more of an authentically Cypriot air than the resorts of the southern coast. Fantastic little cafes invite you in for a Cypriot coffee, so just walk around and see the many woodworking shops that are deep within the City, and take a walk down to the Green Line. Being the financial and administrative centre of the island, it is by far the best place for shopaholics.

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When visiting downtown Tokyo, you will realise that it is both romantic and energetic. Check out these slide of downtown Tokyo to experience the streets through the eyes of a tourist.

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