July 15, 2009
Travel
The Turkish Riviera features as one of the seven wonders of the ancient
world. Scattered ruins from the empire of ancient Greece and Rome still remain in rare abundance in this sun soaked destination (300 sunny days a year).
Visit the Acropolis at Xanthos or the rock tombs and Roman theatre of Antiphellos to begin your explorations. Aside from its rich archaeological history, the Turquoise coast offers a feast of natural delights. The Turkish Riviera is like an island paradise, but venture further inland and you can, figuratively, lose yourself in the lush forested mountains of Antalya, for instance.
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May 26, 2009
Entertainment
Internationally famous celebs have made their homes in Chelsea for decades and apartments and penthouses in the exclusive tree-lined borough are still highly sought after by the rich and famous.
King’s Road in Chelsea was home to some of the world’s top rock and pop stars in the sixties and seventies, including the celebrated Beatles and Rolling Stones. For centuries, the nearby Belgravia square was the most fashionable place to live, with the Duke of Bedford once occupying house number 6. While London has expanded and changed around the boroughs of Chelsea and Kensington, the area still remains relatively unchanged and one of the most exclusive places to live in the world. Chelsea nightclubs are where you go if you want to spot celebrities and even nobility, as even Prince William and Harry have started taking an interest in the area recently. Walking though Chelsea, you’ll be unaware that it is teeming with celebrities living out their lavish lives behind sometimes modest-looking closed doors.
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