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How can I meet new people who speak English in Marbella, Malaga?

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I am looking to join clubs or societies with people who can speak English. . . If possible around my age. . . I am 19. . . Marbella, Malaga
I am learning Spanish. . . I just want to find somebody else who can speak English. . . What ideas can u give me?

How long does it take to drive from Krakow poland to Prague?

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How long does it take to drive from Krakow poland to Prague?

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1 year ago
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Do you have to be Rich to work and live in Marbella?

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1 year ago
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haha, what I meant was, is Marbella expensive and exclusive to rich people? like Beverly Hills, you have to be rich to live there.

A City Alive with Character and Soul

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One of the oldest and largest cities of Poland is Krakow. It is a city alive with soul and character. Krakow is Polands capital of culture. The city boasts the best museums in the country and some best theatres. Two Nobel Prize winners in literature is among its residents. It was named a European City of Culture in 2000.


Krakow came through World War Two unscathed. It has retained a wealth of old architecture from different periods, the tallest structures dominating Krakows skyline are the spires of old churches. The Main Market Sq is flanked by museums, historic buildings and churches.


Stare Miasto is the central historical district of Krakow. It is the most prominent example of an old town district in all of Poland. Ringed by parkland, the Old Town is both compact and charming.


There are more than 100 pubs and bars in the Old Town alone. Many are in vaulted cellars and are patronised by chain smoking Poles and many do not close until the early hours of the morning. Some offer meals or snacks but most are just watering holes. Famous for their superb beers and vodkas, Poles are not shy when it comes to the odd drink. The Old Town district has more bars per square metre than anywhere else in the world.


By Polish standards, Krakow is a food paradise. The Old Town is tightly packed with gastronomic venues, serving a wide range of cuisines catering to all. Krakow has plenty of budget eateries called jadlodajnia offering hearty Polish home style meals for a song.


Krakows Rynek Glowny is considered one of the most beautiful squares in the entire world. Known as the Market Square or the Main Square in English, in Poland it is known by its Polish title, the Rynek Glowny. The Rynek is also the term used by many foreigners and ex pats who know the city quite well.


Krakows Cloth Hall, the Renaissance monument of commerce it is the worlds arguably oldest shopping mall and has been in business in the middle of Krakow’s central Grand Square for 700 years. Nowadays stalls on the ground floor and shops in the arcades mostly sell assorted souvenirs. Upstairs, since the 1880s the Krakow National Museum has exhibited its unparalleled collection of the 19 century Polish art, including Jan Matejkos famous movie like giant paintings. One of two Cloth Halls spacious cafes, the Noworolskis on the east side, has been opened since 1910 when it got its present elegant Art Nouveau decor.

Douglas Scott writes for The Car Hire Specialist. and is a writer for The Krakow Rental Site

I am thinking to sell my penthouse in Marbella, El viria same price I bought five years ago, is it right?

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1 year ago
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The Market is not bad the problem with banks and mortgage. Will this problem last for long? any financial advisor.

Going to Krakow mainly to visit Auschwitz, I would also like to look around Krakow a bit. Is 2 nights enough?

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Any recommendations on places to stay?

Cruises to Greece

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Cruises to Greece will provide you with a few sights that you may have never seen. A cruise to Greece will include the coastlines, massive rocky mountains, rivers and natural occurrences that have shaped the land to the unique way it is today. With the view of more than 300 huge rocky masses of mountains, cruises to Greece will be the experience of a lifetime. You had better bring your camera so you may enjoy the view of this magnificent country when you return home. The majestic home of the gods, Mt. Olympus, which is the highest of all in this country, is one of the most popular among the cruise to Greece visitors.  

Although Greece is a country of mountains the islands are another wondrous sight to behold. There are 6,000 islands and only 227 are populated. Throughout the Aegean and Ionian Sea of which you will be a visitor on your cruise to Greece you will see many of these islets and their coves with stretches of sand so golden it is unreal.  

Greek ports are often the destination of many cruise ships from many foreign countries and over 500,000 passengers use this method every year to visit one of the most wondrous areas of the world. Cruises to Greece are normally booked rather quickly due to their popularity. However, if this is your plan, do not worry; there are many ships that travel to Greece.  

Do you want your cruise to Greece to be to the capital city of Athens? If so, you can arrange a seven day cruise which includes three nights in this beautiful city and then your cruise begins. Stay at the Hilton Athens Hotel and enjoy the fabulous view of the Acropolis before leaving for your cruise. You will fall in love with the country and when you get aboard the cruise ship it will happen all over again. This is truly one of the most magnificent areas in the world.  

Many of the cruise packages have no set schedule. When you contact them, they design the cruise just for you. With ports of call at Spetses, Crete, Kea, Nafplion, Mykonos, Monemvasia and Santorini you will have the chance to experience more than just the sea.  
The best thing about looking for a cruise to Greece is you do not have to be rich to go. There are many prices that can range from those on a budget to the luxurious cruises.  

A typical cruise to Greece will dock at Patras and on to land to see the Temple of Zeus. The Olympics home which is quite old will be another site and then on to Athens. After this you will be back on board the cruise ship and go to Mykonos. Hitting all the hot spots for tourists and allowing you to see as much of Greece as possible, you should expect to spend about 15 days on your cruise to Greece.  

There are amenities galore on the cruise ship. Your meals are all provided and if you like you may have hotel stays at the ports of call included with your vacation. This will allow you the chance to stretch your legs a bit and see the sights.  

The cruise ships offer almost anything you want such as spas, casinos, swimming, movie theaters and more. The cruises to Greece are going to be one of the best times in your life. There are many cruise packages available all year and the tourist season is from May to November. The booking when you decide on the area of Greece you want to visit is easy because there are so many cruises available.

http://www. travel-to-greece. com

Travel Guide Of Pattaya

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Pattaya (sometime spelled “Pataya” or “Phattaya”)

Pattaya lies around 150km to the southeast of Bangkok, Thailand. This is Less than 2 hours by road, and stretches for some 15km along the Eastern Seaboard. Thailand ‘s Largest resort, it shares the coast with traditional a fishing villages, other resorts such as Bang Saen and Rayong, new industrial centers, the town of Chonburi and Sriracha, and the port and naval base of Sattahip.

Pattaya in the past was just a little fishing village. Until 1960s, American servicemen form the U. S. Air Force base at Utapao in neighbouring Rayong Province began using the area for “Rest and Recreation” (R&R) , causing a huge boom in entertainment business. When the Americans left following the end of the Vietnam War, the city fell into a crisis. However, modern mass tourism brought a new life to Pattaya. The city is considered heaven or hell on the Earth, depending on how you look at it.

More than 35,000 hotels’ rooms were available in Pattaya. It is an eapecially popular vacation destination for families from Russia, Eastern Europe, Scandinavia and other countries. It also a large international expatriate population and many services meet international standards In recent years, new shopping malls, outlet stores and jewelry stores have sprung up like mushrooms, which have helped in increasing the length of stay of visitors to the city.

Pattaya’s main attractions are its beaches. Pattaya Beach stretches out along the central city close to shopping, hotels and bars. The section of beach from Central Road (Pattaya Klang) south to the harbor is adjacent to the core of Pattaya’s abundant nightlife area, hence it is less family-oriented than the North Pattaya, Na Klua and Jomtien beaches.

Pattaya is now a city in its own right, with its own mayor and its own administration. This is not all due to tourism. The government development programmed for the Eastern Seaboard has transformed the region, and this rapid industrial and commercial expansion has led to many expatriates coming to live in the area. There is a new deep-sea port at Laem Chabang, 20 km north of Pattaya with a vast industrial estate, and another development zone at Map Ta Phut near Rayong to the south. Pattaya city is well located to be a major business centre serving these two giant industrial communities. There are five international schools and four international hospital in the area.

However Pattaya has multi-cultural quintessentially Thai visitors, and although the convenience foods of the West are readily accessible, the Thai culture is everywhere and most visitors embrace the easy-going way of life readily. Over 95 per cent of people who live and work here are Thai and even a couple of blocks away from the beach the culture takes over from the holiday atmosphere by the sea and the beach. Despite this, the ex-pat community here is a perhaps the least assimilated of all the foreign communities in Thailand, and you’re more likely to feel like you’re in Tenerife than Thailand, with all the footage on TV, English style pubs and nary a word of Thai spoken in the many bars that service the full-time early retirees who favor this atmosphere.

Does Marbella have good Public Transport?

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Specifically I want to know how to get from Malaga Airport to Marbella.

and Marbella to Torremolinos.

Are there buses?

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