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Wijs West: a Kid Friendly Cafe in Amsterdam

So I’ve found myself lately on the lookout for kid friendly hangouts to take the little one to during the day. What I mean is, I’ve been looking for a spot where I don’t have to worry about if she gets too loud or if she’ll be on her best…

Michelle Cunningham May 31, 2016 Bloggingfamily friendly amsterdam, kid friendly amsterdam, netherlands, REVIEW, TRAVEL WITH KIDS, TRAVELING WITH A BABY Read more >

Family Holiday in Prague with an Infant

In December we decided to do a winter sports holiday (once again) in the Czech Republic. You can read about The Best Kept Secret in Tsjechie here. This time though, it was not only Lee and myself but our infant daughter. This took planning our vacation to a new level.…

Michelle Cunningham March 6, 2016 BloggingCZECH REPUBLIC, FAMILY HOLIDAY PRAGUE, HOLIDAY WITH A BABY, PRAGUE WITH A BABY, TRAVELING WITH A BABY, TRAVELING WITH BABY, WINTER HOLIDAY PRAGUE Read more >

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Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix Travel Guide

Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix tournament is planned to start on 8^th September 2019 in Milan. Taking a tour to Italy at that time will give you a great opportunity to experience not only the 2019 Italian F1 Grand Prix but also the sights, sounds, and people of Italy.

Italy, with its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and golden light, has inspired poets and painters for centuries. Perhaps Italy is the country that features the most romantic medieval hill towns like San Gimignano in Tuscany, and unspoiled fishing villages such as Positano on the Amalfi coast. It combines history, art, and contemporary fashion with stunning natural landscapes.

What To Know About Milan

For the duration of your 2019 Italian F1 Grand Prix tour, you will be based in Milan, located about 45 km from the Monza racing circuit, the second-largest city in Italy after Rome, widely-known for fashion, design, and finance. Milan is a busy city that is more similar to London or Paris than Rome or Venice.

It has a steady rotation of new bars, clubs, and restaurants to try out on your next visit. The city pulses with energy and those who have visited Milan might tell you that there’s no place in the world quite like Milan.

Milan is considered as the drinking capital of Italy and has been called “the land of happy hour.” Many places in this city offer small plates with an aperitivo cocktail, usually spritz, for which the city is famous. Many hidden gems of the city are tucked away in places where they are easy to overlook. So if you are hunting down sights less seen, look for barn-like houses and hidden courtyards on the banks of the Navigli.

Milan also offers you a lot of things to do, including many sightseeing possibilities, including the Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, located a little outside the city center in the Milan Museum, the Piazza Duomo featuring its worldwide famous and huge Cathedral, and many fashion boutiques located in this popular tourist area. If you enjoy a good night out, the city offers a variety of clubs, bars, and restaurants.

Michelle Cunningham August 6, 2019 Travel for sports eventItalian Formula 1 Grand Prix, ITALY, Milan Read more >

Travel guide for UFC244 in New York city

The UFC calendar is rolling along smoothly in 2019 with a lot of action ahead of us as the calendar is stacked with some pretty amazing cards coming up. The UFC 244 is scheduled for November 2 at Madison Square Garden in New York City, the USA. If you are a fan of this sport and have the Travel guide for UFC244 in New York City plan to visit New York for this fighting, there is a brief guide for you to best prepare for your trip!

Where to stay in New York?

New York offers a wide range of accommodations to fit every taste: boutique hotels tucked away on charming side streets, marquee hotels that reflect NYC’s bright lights, or family-friendly stays close to parks and greenery. Whether you want to be in the center of it all, visit nearby attractions, or explore NYC history, these hotels will make New York your home away from home.

Restaurants

Your choices for eating in New York are as limitless as your cravings. Want a porterhouse for two at an old-timey steakhouse? A plateful of Chinese dumplings? Or a 15-course tasting menu at the latest trendsetting restaurant? New York has a ton of places featuring cuisines from around the world.

Broadway Shows

Broadway show is the bright beating heart of New York City’s performing arts scene. Your visit to New York is incomplete without experiencing the rousing entertainment available in the Theatre District of Midtown Manhattan, where dozens of historic venues stage bold long-running hits, fascinating dramas, and new musicals every night of the week.

Shopping

Whatever your retail pleasure, you will be able to find it in New York City. Stores across the five boroughs offer the finest in luxury apparel, gourmet goods, tech, books, gear, and more. There are many reasons why New York is considered as a global shopping capital.

Nightlife in New York

The City is rightfully known for its nightlife. From friendly dive bars to sophisticated cocktail dens, or bottle-service-only dance clubs, New York’s after-dark entertainment is as electrifying as it ever was.

Michelle Cunningham July 26, 2019 Travel for sports eventNew York City, UFC, UFC244 Read more >

Visit the Hockenheimring for the 2019 German Formula 1 Grand Prix

Let’s start planning your trip to the Hockenheimring circuit for the 2019 German Formula 1 Grand Prix. Here’s the most useful trackside guide to the Hockenheimring, including the full on-track schedule to get the most out of your trip to the German Grand Prix on July 26-28.

The Hockenheimring offers a compact stadium layout and plenty of passionate local fans so the trackside experience there is excellent. You can also freely check out the views from most of the grandstands on Friday with an added bonus. One of the highlights of the 2019 German Formula 1 Grand Prix’s schedule will be Mick Schumacher driving demonstration laps in his father’s all-conquering Ferrari F2004, which he drove to win the last of his seven World Championships. However, the unfortunate thing is that this year, the Hockenheimring misses out again on support from Formula 2 and Formula 3 that appear at most other European races. Instead, Germany’s support schedule includes ADAC Formula 4, Renault Clio Cup, and Porsche Supercup racing.

Explore the original Hockenheimring layout

Before the current layout was introduced in 2002, the Hockenheimring originally was a high-speed track with long straights that were deep into the forest, devoid of spectators, featuring legendary slipstream battles between drivers such as Senna, Schumacher, and Prost. The old track layout was reforested after 2002. In the areas where cars were drove at 350 km/h, there is now just trees and grass, but you can still make out the old circuit. This is the perfect place for F1 fans who want a nice walk or like adventure.

Hockenheimring Museum

The Hockenheimring’s museum, located between the South Grandstand and the A6 Motorway, is worth checking out. Its entry is just €1 if you present a valid race ticket. The 2000m2 display features 300 exhibits, including F1 cars from ATS, Minardi, Zakspeed, Benetton, and Williams.

F1 Fanzone

As usual, the F1 Fanzone, located behind the Main Grandstand, provides a lot of activities for you to join when there’s no action on the track.

Michelle Cunningham July 17, 2019 Travel for sports eventGerman Formula 1 Grand Prix, the Hockenheimring, The Hockenheimring’s museum Read more >

Five reasons to visit Brazil to watch the Copa America 2019 (part 2)

3. The two best teams in Asia are expected

Asia is the most fertile market for football players. Qatar and Japan, the two best football teams in Asia, is participating in the 2019 Copa America as two guest teams.

This is the first time of Qatar to attend South America’s number one tournament at the national team level while this is the second time that Japan has attended Copa America. Their first time was at the Copa America 1999. The team from the country of the sunrise stopped in the group stage that year.

4. Quality of legendary Maracana stadium infrastructure

One of the majorn attractions of the 2019 Copa America is the strategy of the host country to use stadiums that held matches at the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Now, the stadium with high quality infrastructure is considered a legacy of Brazil.

The stadiums that will host 26 matches of the tournament are:

Morumbi (Sao Paulo)
Arena Corinthians (Sao Paulo)
Arena Fonte Nova (Salvador)
Mineirao (Belo Horizonte)
Maracana (Rio de Janeiro)

All of these stadiums are renovated, allowing fans to enjoy the atmosphere that is not different from a big tournament like FIFA World Cup.

5 / Neymar, Messi, Suarez, James Rodriguez, …

Copa America is the oldest league at the national team level in the whole world.

This tournament also brings together the great figures of the world’s football with the ambition to conquer the title in the tournament of the continent. It is also the place where the most famous football stars gather together.

Every country has their own representative players like Brazil with Neymar, Argentina with Lionel Messi, Uruguay with Luis Suarez, Colombia with James Rodriguez, and Chile with Alexis Sanchez, …

Of course, none of them wants to lose and this makes the tournament more attractive.

Michelle Cunningham June 27, 2019 Travel for sports event2019 Copa America, Brazil, FIFA World Cup Read more >

Five reasons to visit Brazil to watch the Copa America 2019 (part 1)

Brazil is a paradise of football. Here are 5 reasons why you should go to Brazil to see the Copa America 2019 this summer.

1. Brazil is a vibrant tourist destination

As a tourist destination, Brazil will bring unforgettable scenarios, especially for those who follow the Copa America 2019.

The tournament is held in 5 cities, each of which has its own unique characteristics that you will never forget.

Sao Paulo: Sao Paulo is widely known as the city of culture, food, and entertainment. You can enjoy the food at the restaurant at Jardins, Pinheiros, or Avenida Paulista and visit museums, antique fairs, theaters to see performers, etc.

Porto Alegre: Located near Buenos Aires and Montevideo, Porto Alegre is one of the most famous tourist attractions of Brazil. You can immerse yourself under the sunset on the Guaiba River, enjoy food in the city center, and have lunch in a gau oven for tradition.

Salvador: The main attraction of this city is Pelourinho district, the place that brings tourists back to Brazil’s ancient times.

Rio de Janeiro: This is the main destination of tourists coming to Brazil. It offers beautiful beaches and some historical sites of Brazil such as Pão de Açúcar (Sugarloaf Mountain) and Christ the Redeemer Statue.

2. Experience the Copa America

Traveling, discovering other cultures, and making new friends are unique experiences that make you vibrate. At Copa America, you can meet people from all over South America as well as football fans from Japan and Qatar.

In addition, visiting Brazil when the tournament is taking place, you can feel the exciting atmosphere of this great sport event in the largest country of South America.

If you go to Brazil for such a big sports event, you will understand why Brazilian football is not merely a sport but it is also a culture.

Michelle Cunningham June 10, 2019 Travel for sports eventbig sports event, Brazilian football, the Copa America 2019 Read more >