BY Clay Larroy
Across the
America many couples are having wonderful wedding after months of planning. The
bride and groom will need a honeymoon to rest and recuperate. Vacations are so
important, as it gives us a way to connect with each other in a stress free relaxed
environment. Couples that take vacations together build memories that will last
a lifetime. Couples' vacations and travel can be a most rewarding experience. When you wantto plan a vacation contact me!
By
Cindy Lou Dale
Standing proudly at the center of
Eastern Europe’s cultural rebirth is Budapest, the city that drew back the iron
curtain from Hungary in 1989, exposing one of the continent’s hottest travel
destinations and one which frequently ranks as the best bargain. Paris has its
café-society, the Finns their saunas, and the Hungarians have baths - the one
attraction that will surely draw you to Budapest, which is the richest capital
in hot water springs in the world. In fact, people have been visiting Budapest
to take the waters since Roman times in the second and third centuries.
However, the true bathing culture was initiated during the Turkish occupation
in the 16th and 17th centuries when it became common treatment for rheumatic
diseases.
The springs originate within a
geological fault that runs through the River Danube and daily produces tons of
warm spring water. Temperatures range between 57.2°F to 219.2°F and the waters
contain calcium, magnesium, potassium, fluoride, sodium and numerous other
minerals Hungarian doctors resolutely claim hold curative powers for all kinds
of muscular ailments.
The palatial Hotel Gellért,
located on the banks of the River Danube and at the foot of Gellért Hill,
houses the most pristine spa in the city. The Hotel, constructed at the turn of
the century for the truly discerning traveler, resembles a classic renaissance
building found in Vienna or Paris and doggedly clings to service and customs
Emperor Franz Joseph would have expected. The 234 rooms are spacious and
tastefully furnished. One almost expects to find Agatha Christie’s Inspector
Hercule Poirot twirling his moustache at the writing desk, so within keeping is
the décor; and their internationally recognized gourmet dining is a highlight
to any food connoisseur.
REFERENCE
SITES:
http://www.travelresearchonline.com/
“Saturday is a day for the spa. RELAX, indulge,
enjoy, and love yourself, too.”
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