There is only just over a month to go until one of the most glitzy, glamorous and exciting events in the Awards season takes place at the O2 Arena in London. This is, of course, the BRIT Awards 2012, and it will be held on the 21st February and promises to be a real night to remember. As well as many stars appearing to hand out or receive these coveted awards, the Brits are renowned for the quality of their live performers.
The capital city of Latvia is Riga, and it is not only the largest city within the Balkan states but also one of the largest in Europe. It has a long a dramatic history, as since its founding in1201 it has been ruled by various factions including Germany and the now defunct Soviet Union, evidence of both can be found in both the architecture of the city and in the dialects of the inhabitants.
The wild and glorious area of Scotland known as the Shetlands attracts visitors in their thousands thanks to its rugged beauty. The Shetlands are made up of an archipelago of over 100 islands, and are at the northernmost extremity of the UK. This is a place where the summer sun, which barely dips below the horizon, combines with the wildlife and the scenery to create an unforgettable experience for any visitor.
Quebec is the largest of all the Canadian provinces, and its capital, Quebec city, is a buzzing cosmopolitan city that many know of due to its summer festival and winter carnival. A weekend break in Quebec city can be a hugely enjoyable trip for all concerned as there is much to see and do. It should never be overlooked when it comes to cities in Quebec as for a short break; it has a quintessential charm all of its own.
If hopping on a bus for 5 hours cramps your legs and your style, then why not travel the rails from Boston to New York? Train travel between the two cities is now quick, easy and super affordable. Isn’t it about time for you to take your own quick journey overland?!
