Nurnberg [ Germany ]

Nurnberg [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (911)

Currency : Euro

TRANSPORTATION

- The Metro is a good choice between the airport and the city centre.

- There are different metro lines in the  city. The integrated trains, automated metro line, trams and limitless buses mean that no other mode of transport is necessary for citywide travel. The night line operating between 01:00 and 04:00 also connects to the airport. A one-day fare costs 3.80 Euro as of January 25th 2009. Tickets bought on Saturdays are valid on Sundays, as well.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Burgwaechter

You could easily miss this pretty timber restaurant because it is enclosed by geraniums. The accord between the classic German menu and the analogous decoration is noticeable.

www.restaurant-burgwaechter.de

- Heilig Geist Spital

Another well-kept secret of Nürnberg. Its' menu is changed once every two months. They care to serve tradational German dishes with a fresh approach.

Spitalgasse 16

www.heilig-geist-spital.de

- Steichele

The wine restaurant of Steichele Hotel is one of the exclusive restaurants in Nürnberg. It has been managed by the same family for the five generations for over a century in the old section of the city.

Knorrstrasse 2-8

www.steichele.de

WHERE TO STAY ?

- Hotel Victoria

This central hotel has managed to unite the modern and the conventional. They will certainly make the best of their experiences in business (accumulated since 1896) to serve you for your holidays or business meetings.

König Str. 80

www.hotelvictoria.de

- Ibis Nurnberg Centrum

This Ibis chain is the savior of many tourists in European cities. If you are a risk aversive traveller, consider booking this hotel.

Steinbühler Str. 2

www.accorhotels.de

WHAT TO DO ?

Nürnberg is the second largest city in Bavaria, and is known for its very vibrant night life and entertainment. Europe's biggest classical music event, the Nürnberg Open Air Festival, brings together thousands of music lovers every year. 

Handwerkerhof is must-see in Nurnberg for its many gift shops. 

Other noteworthy sights are Weisser Turm from the 13th century, Frauenkriche, the town's first gothic churc, painter Albrecht Dürer's house, now converted to a museum, and Kaiserburg, the symbol of the city.

Antalya [ Turkey ]

Antalya [ Turkey ]

D.Code: +90 (242)

Currency : Turkish Lira (TL)

TRANSPORTATION

- You can rent a car from the rent-a-car offices at Antalya Airport. Alternatively, you can also make your reservation through.

- Taxis are avaliable from the airport 24/7. The airport is located on the Alanya highway, 10 km north of the city centre.

- Havas operates regular service buses between the city centre and the airport. The service hours are arranged according the flight schedules. For detailed information, please call.

- The Antalya tram operates within the city. Tickets are 0.50 Euro.

- Anywhere in Turkey can be accessed easily by road from Antalya. Antalya Bus Station (The New Bus Station) is 4 km north of the cty centre.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Stella's Manzara

With the beauty of the Bey mountains as a backdrop and situated right on the cliffs overlooking the Gulf of Antalya. Stella's Manzara offers its guest in the real sense of the word a panoramic feast for the eyes. It has pride of place amongst the top eateries in Antalya and is without doubt the restaurant in town for gourmets. Along with Mediterranean specialities it is famous for its Steak, Pasta, Fish and Chicken Dishes - and don't forget to try the chocolate souffle!.

Eski Lara Cad. No.40

www.stellasmanzara.com

- Alp Pasa Restaurant

It is the restaurant of the Alp Pasa Boutique Hotel in Kaleici, a symbol Antalya. It cooks Turkish meals in an antique décor with a fireplace.

Barbaros Mah. Hesapci Sok. No.30 

WHERE TO STAY ?

- The Marmara Antalya

Preferred by guests who are keen on comfort and luxury in travel, the hotel is 11 km to the International Airport of Antalya. Its open buffet is dominated by Mediterranean flavours.

Eski Lara Yolu No.136 Sirinyali Mah.

www.themarmarahotels.com

WHAT TO DO ?

Regarded as the Turkish Riviera, Antalya has the highest tourism potential of all Turkish regions. Antalya Archaeology Museum in the city centre, views of Beydaglari Mountains, Kaleici and the cliffs are just a few of the vibrant attractions.

Antalya is also tourism hub with its upscale and classy restaurants, as well as its hotels providing world-class comfort and service. All kinds of sporting activities are avaliable, including canoeing, rock climbing, trekking and diving, or you can simply enjoy the sun and the sea at the hot beaches in the nearby towns villages.

Adana [ Turkey ]

Adana [ Turkey ]

D.Code: +90 (322)

Currency : Turkish Lira (TL)

TRANSPORTATION

- Shared taxis operates between Adana Sakirpasa Airport and the city centre.

- If you choose to hire a car, you can contact car hire companies. Hiring charges range from 60.-TL to 150.-TL per day.

- There also city buses and local trains for citywide travel.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Yuzevler Kebab

Among prominent kebab restaurants of Turkey, Yuzevler offers authentic Adana kebab. Handy for special dinner parties and meetings.

Ziyapasa Bulvari, Yuzevler Apt. No.25/a 

www.yuzevler.com.tr

- Naturel Cafe

The café cooks traditional recipes of Adana's homes using natural ingredients. The menu is changed daily but usually includes "manti" (Turkish Ravioli), "etli dolma" (grape leaves stuffed with mince meat), "icli kofte" (bulgur balls stuffed with mince meat), "kisir" (bulgur with salad), "mercimekli kofte" (red lentil patties).

Cemalpasa Mah. 63006 Sok. No.36/B

WHERE TO STAY ?

- Adana HiltonSA

Adana HiltonSA overlooks the Seyhan River and Tas Kopru (Stone Bridge). 3 km to the city centre and 5 km to the airport, it is one of the most comfortable accommodation choices of the city. We recommend its Italian Restaurant Chibo for special occasions or parties.

Haci Sabanci Bulv. No.1 Yuregir

www.hilton.com

- Evim Boutique Hotel

This boutique hotel in the centre of Adana has 11 luxury rooms and 3 suites. The rooms of the pretty hotel will make you feel at home. The hotel is 6 km to Sakirpasa Airport, 8 km to the main bus terminal and 500 m to the train station.

Mustafa Kemal Pasa BUlv. No.68

WHAT TO DO ?

Yilan Castle, also known as Sahmeran Castle, is definitely worth a visit for its church and cistern, as are the clock tower, built in 1881, and the 391 meter long Taskopru (Stone Bridge) in the city centre. Other must sees are St. Paul's Church, built between 1880 and 1890, and Feke Castle, believed to have been built by the Byzantines in the 12th century.

Munich [ Germany ]

Munich [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (089)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- The S-Bahn will get you downtown in 40 minutem from Franz Josef Strauss Airport; one of the busiest airports in the world. A ticket cost 9 Euro, and can be used also for other public transport.
- If you take a taxi fom the airport to the centre, the coat will be around 50 Euro.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Hofbraeuhaus

Travellers must discover this old beerhouse within the old city. It is a marvellous place to gambol arm in arm, singing Bavarian songs and raising your beer glasses for one toast after another.
Platzl 9
www.hofbraeuhaus.de

- Vinaiolo

Vinaiolo means "wine dealer" in Italian. Aptly, the restaurant has the biggest wine menu and cellar in Munich. As it is the most popular Italian restaurant in Germany, it is virtually impossible to  get a seat without booking first.
steinstrasse 42
www.vinaiolo.de

- Atlas

A trendy breakfast stop decorated in modern style on Rosenheimer strasse. The menu bears traces from the breakfast culture of a good number of countries.
Innere Wiener str. 2
www.atlasmunich.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Louis Hotel

A Design Hotel member, Louis Hotel is a flattering establishment in one of the smartest cities of Bavaria. Easc room has a unique design. The fusion restaurant's chef from Tokyo make wonders with the fresh vegetables of Viktualienmarkt.
Viktualienmarkt 6
www.louis-hotel.de

- Preferred Hotel

Take your breakfast on the terrace of this elite hotel with the breathtaking Munich view. Preferred Hotel is opposite the Frauenkirche Cathedral, and at a crossroads of Munich's business, shopping and cultural areas. Its distance to the airport is 45 minutes.
Promenadeplatz 2-6
www.preferredhotels.com


WHAT TO DO ?

As the capital of the Bavarian province, Munich's traditional Oktoberfest draws crowds every October. The most famous beer in the world is brewed here to be served at the festival amidst views not to be missed. The principal sights to be seen are the Bavarian Museum, the Oktoberfest Museum, The Nymphenburg Palace, The Church of St. Peter (the oldest church in Munich) and the Frauenkirche (Germany's largest gothic churc with the best view). Located near the Alps, Munich is also a skiing centre. In the south of the city, Südelfeld and Spinzingsee are popular resorts for winter sports.

Another festival to gather fun lovers in Munich is the Fasching with its parades attended by thousands. It lasts until the wee-hours of the morning.

Cologne [ Germany ]

Cologne [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (0211)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- The taxi fare from the airport to downtown Köln is around 30 Euro, while it is around 40 Euro to Bonn. In the city, taxis start at 2.20 Euro and charge 1.45 Euro per kilometer.
- S-Bahn departs every 15 minutes from the airport to the city centre and cost around 3 Euro. ICE tickets are 8 Euro. You can easily take the metro or tram with 1 or 3-day tickets.
- The "call-a-bike" system in the city lets you pick up a a rental bike anywhere in town and drop it off where is convenient.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Rhineterrassen

How about a romantic dinner in the company of a fantastic view of the city? But only if you have a reservaton.
Rheinparkweg 1
www.rhein-terrassen.de

- Cafe Cyclo

On Martinstrasse, Cyclo is a Vietnamese restaurant in the form of a bistro. Order their enormus portions of noodle soup and chicken dishes.
Martin Str. 6
www.cyclo-koeln.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Hotel Im Wasserturm

This hotel placed in Cologne's water tower will blow your mind with its 130-year old walls and inimitable architecture. Listed among the finest hotels in Europe, it has a single-Michelin-star restaurant from where you can almost touch the rooftops of Cologne.
Kaygasse 2
www.hotel-im-wasserturm.de

- Kolping Hotel

3-star Kolping is the byword of traditional service aiming to provide guests with comfortable nights when travelling on business, meetings, seminar or family holidays.
St. Apern Str. 22
www.kolpinghaus-international.com

- Hyatt Regency Cologne

The represantative of Hyatt Hotels in Cologne has taken up one of the best spots of the city. When you wake up and look out of your round window, you'll be saluted by the Rhine and the Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom).
Kennedy Ufer 2A


WHAT TO DO ?

Founded by the Romans in 38 BC, Köln is one the most beautiful  cities in Germany. You can see Roman ruins, medieval churches, avant-garde museums and incredibly beautiful buildings that survived the war. Do not return home without sampling some of the famous beers. You must visit Hohe Strasse, the best shopping streetin Germany, and the 13th century Köln Cathedral. Those who want to escape from the city can travel one hour to Maastricht, a choice weekend destination for Germans. This smal Dutch city is always lively with its shops, cafes and restaurants.

Hannover [ Germany ]

Hannover [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (0511)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- You can take the train at the Hauptbahnhof station to Hannover Airport to the city centre.
- Hannover has a very advanced public transport system. You can travel by bus, tram and metro with your day pass. These daily tickets represent great value for money because public transport is extremely expensive.
- Taxi fares are very high in the city. If you are part of a large group, it may be cheaper to take MPV taxis that carry 7 or 9 passengers.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Alex Hannover

The Hannover branch of the Alex Gastro chain is a place where you can meet friends and spend your weekend evenings and night until the hours of the morning. An open buffet brunch is served on Sundays and holidays from 09:00 to 14:30.
Am Klagesmarkt 38

- Basil

Placed in an old building from Prussian days, this restaurant does pride to Hannover. Its simple decoration and broad windows are refreshing. There is a collection of wines from around the world.
Dragoner Str. 30a
www.basil.de

- Oscar's
The inviting bar on the same street as the city's theatre and opera house is popular with travellers. It has been named among the best classic German bars by several internaitonal magazines.
Georg Str. 54
www.oscarsbar.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Hotel Benther Berg

Tucked away in a nature reserve in the midts of the Benther Mountains. Hotel Bentherberg is in the arms of nature. It is for those who like a green surrounding and wist to breathe fresh air away from the city. The distance to Hannover is only a few kilometers.
Vogelsangstarasse 18 Ronnenberg
www.hotel-benther-berg.de


WHAT TO DO ?

Having been almost completely destroyed in World War II, Hannover looks very different from other European Cities. One of the city's favourite activities is to visit the shopping area, Kröpcke. With the baroque style Herrenhauser Gardens, the Marienburg Castle and nearly 10 museums, Hannover promises (and delivers) an excellent trip. Sitting on the shores of the Leine River, this town is known as "fair city". Built on a flat plain, the city is a pleasure for cycling. Do not miss the Lake Maschsee Festival if you are in town in August.

Hamburg [ Germany ]

Hamburg [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (040)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- You can rent a car from the rent-a-car offices at the airport or through.
- The approximate fare from the airport to the city centre is 20 Euro.
- Another option is S1 S-Bahn to get to the city centre. The train departs every 10 minutes starting at 04.30 am on weekdays and 07.30 am at weekends.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Restaurante Picasso

Recognized for its business lunches. Picasso is a Spanish bistro in the city centre. The menu consists of that day's tapas specialties, fresh fish and Argentine beef.
Rathausstrasse 14
www.picasso-hamburgo.de

- Portonovo

Portonovo is a luminous restaurant by Alster River, with a captivating view. It cooks mouthwatering Italian recipes using the season's ingredients. Do not forget the order a glass of premier Tuscan wine to go with your lobster.
Alsterufer 2
www.ristorante-portonovo.de

- Landhaus Scherrer

Scherrer has had 30 years of experience in producing tastes that remain in customers' palates for long. The restaurant brings together North German, Asian and Mediterranean cuisines. For those who like to discover new and creative cooking.
Elbchaussee 130
www.landhausscherrer.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Gastwerk Hotel

Design hotel Gastwerk furnished its rooms so that they could be living spaces. Exposed brick walls, modern furniture and soothing lighting evoke the atmosphere of the living room of a fashionable house.
Beim Alten Gastwerk 3 - Daimler Str.
www.gastwerk.com


WHAT TO DO ?

Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany. With its grand buildings, countless bridges, lakes, parks, loxorious streets and the most vibrant port in Europe. Hamburg is a city that can be explored on foot. The city has numerous landmarks, including the popular meeting spot Rathaus, the high-end shopping district Neuer Wall, showing a different aspect of Hamburg, the anti-war St. Nikolai Memorial, as well as Chilehaus and its tiny cafes. Also noteworthy are the contemporary art venue Deichtorhallen, HafenCity in Kesselhaus (one of Hamburg's biggest city-planning prjects), Speicherstadtmuseum, Miniature Wunderland, the Hamburg Dungeon, the Afghan Art Museum, Spicy's Gewürzmuseum, the International Maritime Museum, and the Elbphilharmonie Concert Hall.

Frankfurt [ Germany ]

Frankfurt [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (069)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- Frankfurt Airport (FRA), the third largest in Europe, provides routes all over the world. You can get to the city centre from the airport in 15 minutes by rail, on the S8 or S9 line. The fare is 3.70 Euro.
- Frankfurt-Hahn Airport (HHN) is 130 km to the city centre and it takes 2 hours from the bus station to the airport.
- All major cities in Germany can be reached in less than 4 hours by ICE fast trains. It takes 1 hour 15 minutes to Koln, 3 hours to Munich, 3 hours to Hamburg, Berlin, Brussels and Paris, and 4 hours to Amsterdam.
- Many large Eastern and Western European countries has bus service to Frankfurt's airport and train station. The bus companies use these locations as intermediate stations.
- Cycling is another handy mode of transport in Frankfurt as Frankfurt Main is a station on the bicycle lane network.
- In the absence of a car, rail is an easy transport option.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Brucken Keller

This winehouse has been in service since 1652, and is among the mst beatiful and historic landmarks of Frankfurt. The long tables can accommodate extented families or circles of friend. In a nostalgic setting, you can taste the best wines anf relish Michelin-star fine dining.
Schützen Str. 6
www.brueckenkeller.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Roomers

Roomers combines a classic style with futuristic details in shades of black. The hotel is close to Frankfurt's banking district. Its smart suites and 3 fully-equipped conference halls are reassuring for business travellers. A member of Design Hotels, the Roomers is 10 km to the airport.
Gutleutstrasse 85
www.roomers.eu


WHAT TO DO ?

Founded in 1858, Frankfurt Zoo is one the oldest zoos in the world. It features 4800 animals of 550 species. In Grzimek-Haus' artificial night environment, it is possible to observe animals in all their time frames. You can visit the town's most central point, Hauptwache, where the foundation of the republic was conceived, and have a drink in its cafe. You may also choose to see the house where Goethe wasw born and where he spent his informative years, and observe the 18th century life style.

Kaiserdom, where 10 kings had their coronation ceremonies, and the old opera house, opened on October20th 1880 with Mozart's opera Don Juan, are also well worth a visit. Book lovers can revel in the experience of a book fair in Frankfurt.

Dusseldorf [ Germany ]

Dusseldorf [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (0211)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- The airport is 8 km from the city. The city and the airport are easily accessed by tram or S Bahn railway.
- The rail network is very advanced, greatly facilitating transport within and outside of the city.
- You can get help from the airport city travel agencies for car rental.
- Everywhere in town can be reached by bus, train and tram. Public transport costs between 2 Euro and 3.80 Euro.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Louisiana

A fun, American restaurant located downtown. The key items of the menu are peppersteak, chicken dressed in barbecue sauce and juicy burgers. You can also try the bartender's expertly mixed cocktails.
Bolker Strasse 18
www.louisiana.de

- Gerard's

Gerard's applies German recipes with entirely fresh ingredients. The menu is therefore modified each season. We recommend grilled entrecote, potato wedges, fresh Mediterranean vegetables and homemade spiced butter.
Brehmplatz 2
www.gerards-gastro.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Golden Tulip Dusseldorf City Sued

The hotel is 3 km to the city centre and 10 km the nearest airport. It is decorated mostly in pastel shades to complement a classic taste. Golden Tulip is frequented commonly by businessmen visiting Dusseldorf.
Varnhagen Str. 37
www.goldentulip.com

- Best Western Savoy Hotel

There is no question as to the comforts of this hotel. Its proximity to the headquartes of Siemens, Toshiba, Chrysler, etc. makes it even more attractive. The restaurant Nippon-Kan is one of the best Japanese restaurants in the city.
Ost Str. 128
www.savoy.bestwestern.de

- CVJM Hotel

Managed in partnership with insurance company Hanse Merkur, CVJM is a favourite of business travellers. It is barely 250 m to the train station and 1.5 km to museums, so as to gain time for visitors. The hotel provides guests with transport tickets between Rhine and Rhur.
Graf-Adolf Str. 102
www.cvjm-duesseldorf.de


WHAT TO DO ?

Duesseldorf is a fascinating city with architecture that pushes the limits, colorful night life, and vibrant cultural and artistic life. Hanging out for a night in Altstadt, reputed to be the world's longest bar, browsing the shopping district Keningsallee, or just walking the streets will make your day.

Dortmund [ Germany ]

Dortmund [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (0231)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- You can rent a car from the rent-a-car offices at the airport or through.
- Taxis can take you from the airport to the city centre around 22 Euro in 22 minutes.
- Shuttle buses operating non-stop between the central station and the airport are another practical alternative. The trip takes 25 minutes and the fare is around 6 Euro.
- It is easy to travel by rail to cities in Germany, and to other European cities.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Alex

Good cooking and cosiness help visitors wind down and remove the stresses of the day. Different menus are made for breakfast, lunch and dinner, paired with an inclusive beer menu.
Ostenhellweg 18-21
www.alexgastro.de

- Mongo's

The Mongolian barbecue chain Mongo's has a branch in Dortmnund, too. You devise your own experimental menu from their specially picked fresh vegetables, meat, fish and seafood.
Lindemann Str. 78
www.mongos.de

- Hoevels

This traditional beerhouse in Dortmund is a heart warming place for a drink on an ordinary Wednesday or for special celebration. Their home brew beer tastes pretty good. Sunday's brunch menu is fantastic.
Hoher Wall 5-7
www.hoevels-hausbrauerei.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- City Hotel Dortmund

City Hotel is 5 minutes to the train station on foot. It is likewise easily reached from the airport since the highway shortens the distance. The hotel serves on Silberstrasse with 50 luxury rooms, 3 conference halls and a smart bistro. Their desserts are specially recommended.
Silberstrasse 37-43
www.cityhotel-dortmund.de

- Hotel Koenigshof

With 3-star facilities, Königshof is just a city hotel at the trip of shopping streets, restaurants, bars, theathers, cinemas and museums. The train station is 200 m away and the ride to Dortmund Airport takes 20 minutes.
Königswall 4-6
www.hotel-koenigshof.biz


WHAT TO DO ?

The 208 metre high Florian Tower is a Dortmund landmark, and affords a panoramic 360 degree view of the city for 1.70 Euro. The Museum of Art and Cultural History, Dortmund Concert Hall, and Dortmund Zoo are also wonderful places to pass your time. From Dortmund, you can buy a ticket and take a comfortable ride to any city you desire in Germany or Europe. Essen for istance, is and old isdustrial region listed by UNESCO, and is just 20 minutes away by train. Bear in mind also that Dortmund shares with Istanbul the title of 2010 European Capital of Culture.
 

Bremen [ Germany ]

Bremen [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (0421)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- Flights are scheduled to the major cities in Germany and elsewhere in Europe from the airport at the south-western tip of the city. The airport can be easily reached from the centre.
- The best way, especially to see the old city is to walk around and take in the sights. Other than that, the city is wrapped around by a heavy grid of public transport. The buses marked with the letter "N" run nearly all night long.
- Taxis are available almost at any time, anywhere. The taxi fare is 1.25 Euro per km. Let us remind that Bremen is full of bicycle lovers so you can rent bikes at many spots.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Alte Gilde

This restaurant next to the Town Hall is a good tip for the filling meals of traditional German cuisine. It is in the middle of the historic part of the city where you can go shopping, too.
Ansgaritor Str. 24
www.restaurant-alte-gilde.de

- Bombay Tandoori

This popular restaurant in Falkenstrasse is great if you like the Indian Cuisine. Try the poultry, fresh sea food or vegetarian dishes.
Daniel von Buren Str. 29
www.bombaytandoor.com

- Aioli

Aioli is a spanish tapas restaurant in the historic city centre inside a 17th century building. Here, you can taste patatas bravas, pescados and the gazpacho.
Schnoor 3-4
www.aioli-bremen.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Maritim Hotel

The hotel is nearby the city park, 20 m to the Bremen fair area and 2 km to the city centre shopping avenues. It serves with 261 rooms, swimming pool, gym, sauna and tanning salon; also preferable for business travellers.
Hollerallee 99
www.maritim.de

- Atlantic Hotel Airport

The hotel just opposite Bremen Airport taps all technological facilities of our time. It is a professional airport hotel in possession of special technical equipment and staff for meetings, conferences and launches.
Flughafenallee 26
www.atlantic-hotel.de


WHAT TO DO ?

The historic monuments and museums of Bremen make it a fascinating travel destination. While visiting, you can either follow your own route or just opt for package tour. You can include a host of activities on your travel list ranging from a simple picnic to an afternoon rest in a park, trekking or golf.

Berlin [ Germany ]

Berlin [ Germany ]

D.Code: +49 (030)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- To rent a car, please visit the rent-a-car offices at the airport or click.
- Tegel Airport is 8 km away from the city centre. By taxi, it costs 20 Euro.
- Another option is the railway. Trains run from Schonefeld Airport at 10 minute intervals. Tickets are priced at 2.80 Euro.
- Buses are available within the city.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Diekmann

Diekmann's guests take joy in a verdan forest leaving the city's hustle and bustle behind. You can have Rösti and the wine on the terrace in summer and by the fireplace in winter.
Chalet Suisse Im Jaden 5
www.diekmann-restaurants.de

- Masaledar

Very close to Odeon cinemas, this Indian restaurant allows you to create your own meal by picking each  ingredients as you might so desire.
Feurigstr. 38
www.restaurant-masaledar.de


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Savoy Hotel

A principal preference of artists, the Savoy is enveloped in red and a classic atmosphere. It is 7 km to the airport and 6 km to the train station. It is a proper starting point to tour Berlin and to shop.
9-10, Fasanenstrasse
www.hotel-savoy.de

-Mandala Hotel

Mandala Hotel on Postdamer Platz has an experimental décor and suggest appropriate rooms for the particular needs of each guest. Its restauranti Facil offers examples from world cuisines and its spa ONO is at the top of its category in Berlin.
Potsdamer Str. 3
www.themandala.de

- Mark Hotel Meineke

This boutique hotel with 59 rooms is housed in a historic building and leads to Kurfürstendamm Boulevard within minutes. The red carpets, floral designs of the curtains and the high ceilings of the rooms are typical of 20th century Berlin architecture. The distance from the hotel to the Icc trade and fair centre is a mere 15 minutes.
Meineke Str. 10
www.markhotelmeineke.com


WHAT TO DO ?

Berlin became the capital of Germany following the collapse of the Wall in 1989. It is a bustling capital for cultural, artistic and touristic activities. A few of the sights worth visiting are: Kurfürstendamm Avenue (virtually the centre), the parliement building Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate (a key symbol of the city) the Jewish Monument and Museum next to Brandenburg Gate, the Gendarmenmarkt (one of the most beatiful squares of Berlin) and Kreuzberg (heavily populated by Turks). The area called Alexanderplatz has buildings preserved from the Communist era. The fabulous collection of the Pergamon Museum attracts millions of tourists. The Berlin Zoo provides a breath of greenery in a city of concrete. 45 minutes away from the city is Postdam for a day trip out of the city.

Basel [ Switzerland ]

Basel [ Switzerland ]

D.Code: +41 (061)
Currency : S.Franc


TRANSPORTATION

- You can rent a car from the rent-a-car offices at the airport or through.
- The taxi fare from the city centre is 40 CHF.
- One can also reach the city centre by train. Route 50 takes you directly to the central station. The fair is 3.80 CHF.
- within the city, one can cross the river Rhine by ferry, making for a marvellous alternative form of transport.

WHERE TO EAT ?

- Besenstiel

Traditional Swiss dishes should be tried at Besenstiel. It is a restaurant that has been service for years, appealing to gourmets and providing a meeting spot for the inhabitants of Basel.
Klosterberg 2
www.besenstiel.ch

- Bel Etage

This restaurant manages to replicate its smart decoration on its plates. The a la carté menu offers a different selection of wines for each item listed. There is a garden used in warm weather and a bar, too.
Leonhardsgraben 47
www.baizer.ch

- Rubino

Rubino stands out as a bit of a Mediterranean, bohemian character with a roomy interior. Leave the choice of wine to them since they know their stuff. The restaurants is open from 11:00 to 24:00 exxcept on Sundays.
www.rubino-basel.ch


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Dorint Basel

Dorint satisfies the needs of the burgeoning business clientele in Basel, Switzerland's largest fair centre. The hotel organizescultural city tours for business guests. It is 7 km to the airport, and its restaurant Cote Jardin helps preserve customer satisfaction to the maximum.
www.hotel-basel.dorint.com

- Hotel Victoria

Hotel Victoria illustrates the combination of conventional Swedish style in a modern and sumptuous setting. The hotel is equally accommodating for tourist and business travellers. It is only half kilometre to the city centre and 1.5 km to the fair area.
www.balehotels.ch


WHAT TO DO ?

Bordering France and Germany, Basel is divided into Small Basel and Big Basel by the river Rhine. Adorned with historical and government buildings along both its banks, the river plays a vital part in the life of the city, and in tourist excursions. The most vibrant spot in town is Markplatz, where one can see the Rathaus (town hall) with its eye-catching red brick exterior, while the medieval cathedrals and bridges also give Basel its lively colour. Flooded with visitors especially in summer, Basel is also home to one of the world's most significant art fairs, Art Basel.
www.artbasel.com

Athens [ Greece ]

Athens [ Greece ]

D.Code: +30 (210)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- To rent a car, please visit the rent-a-car offices at the airport or click.
- A taxi from the airport to the city centre costs around 30 Euro. In Athens, taxis charge different fares at daytime and nighttime.
- The bus E95 will take you from the airport to the city centre after 18 stops for 3.5 Euro.
- Inside the city, the funicular is an option that is both comfortable and will allow you to take in the beatiful views of the city.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Daphne's

Major political and business figures prefer Daphne's to sample the classical Greek gourmet kitchen. The meat and sea food dishes are accompanied by Mediterranean appetizers compatible with the authentic decoration.
www.daphnesrestaurant.gr

- Spondi

This Michelin-star awarded restaurant introduces changes every season to keep its French cuisine-menu novel. They work with Chef Arnaud Bingon. It is a gastronomic mecca in Greece, also attracting wine lovers.
Pyrronos 5, Pagrati
www.spondi.gr


WHERE TO STAY ?

- St George Lycabettus

With a view of the Acropolis and a modern decoration, this is the hotel for travellers who prefer luxury. Its location in Kolonaki -a sprightly avenue inhabited by designer boutiques, cafes, gourmet restaurants and night clubs, allow visitors to explore the city centre on foot.
www.sglycabettus.gr


- Athens Cypria Hotel

Cypria is a cute 3-star facility on Ermou Street, the epicentre of tourist shopping near the Acropolis. It has 115 rooms and 9 suits. If you are done with shopping and sightseeing, you can still have a good time at the hotel's bar, the Aphrodite's
5 Diomias, Syntagma
www.athenscypria.com


WHAT TO DO ?

The capital of Greece has always been a favourite for its Mediterranean flavours, astounding relics of the ancient world and colorful nightlife. The Acropolis rising on a hill, the Parthenon Temple made by sculptor Phaidros, the Erekhtheion and Nike Temples inside the Acropolis, the National Archaeology Museum (among the most valuable museums of the world), the central Syntagma Square, the National Garden (perfect for a break), the famous Plaka (closed to traffic, littered with restaurants and cafes) are only some of the goodiesof Athens. Taverns and sea food restaurants spice up the city and its visitors.

Amsterdam [ Netherlands ]

Amsterdam [ Netherlands ]

D.Code: +31 (020)
Currency : Euro


TRANSPORTATION

- To rent a car, please visit the rent-a-car offices at the airport or click.
- There is a fast train from Schiphol Airport to the Central Station. It will take you to the city centre for 3-4 Euros in 20 minutes.
- The taxi fare from the airport to the centre is 35-40 Euros.
- Tram, sub-way and bus services are available in the city. Each is an affordable, convenient and fast means of transport.
- The bicycle lanes in the Netherlands track over 20,000 kilometres. The bicycle is one of the most favoured methods of transport. You can rent bikes at.


WHERE TO EAT ?

- Restaurant De Roode Leeuw

Hotel Amsterdam's well-known restaurant in Dam Square, the De Roode Leeuw offers an a la carté menu and traditional Dutch dishes.
Damrak 93-94 1012 LP
www.restaurantderoodeleeuw.nl

- Cafe In De Waag

It is at Nieuwmarkt, an area of the city that is busy at all times of the day. The restaurant's historic building was constructed in 1488. There are different menus for every hour of the day. Holders of the "Iamsterdam" card can take advantage of the 25% discount between the hours of 10.00 - 16.00.
Nieuwmarkt 4, 1012
www.indewaag.nl


WHERE TO STAY ?

- Hotel Jan Luyken

This boutique hotel from the 19th century has a unique ambience, and is conveniently placed to face the Rijks an Van Gogh Museums. It is within walking distance of Leidseplein, Hermitage Amsterdam and the Anne Frank Museum.
Jan luijkenstraat 58
www.bilderberg.nl

- The College Hotel

A lavish Amsterdam hote, the College is 10 km from Schiphol Airport and within easy reach of the museums. Its historic building, originally made as a school in 1895, offers quality beyond expectations.
Roelof Hartstraat 1 1071
www.collegehotelamsterdam.com


WHAT TO DO ?

The city is resplendent with canals, bicycles, coffee shops, museums, "cream-cake" houses, bridges and spacious parks. It is a magnet for people from all over the world. The sights not to miss are: The famous Dom Square which hosts the royal palace Koninklijk Paleis, the unrivalled coffee shops at the Red Light District, the Rijksmuseum visited by more than one million a year, the Waterlooplein selling products from the Orient, the Bloemanmarkt (the floating flower market proving the Netherlands to be the biggest cut-flower exporter of Europe), the Van Gogh Museum, the modern art collection of the Stedelijk Museum, Coster Diamonds where Dutch masters of diamond cutting and polishing can be watched, the Madame Tussaud's and Anne Frank Huis (Anne Frank's House conjuring up the haunting memories of the Second World War). There is certainly something to experience for everyone!