Posted by elutzik on November 17, 2010 | 1 Comment
LLOVE Hotel was created by Dutch and Japanese designers to celebrate 400 years of trade and cultural relations ‘Netherlands in Japan 2008-2009’. The theme is ‘Still in Llove’. The hotel is actually and exhibition, but you can stay the night if you want. You can choose the room you like and spend a night in luxury with a smile.
LLOVE is not just an exhibition which you can visit, but you can actually book an overnight stay. LLOVE offers the [...]
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Posted by elutzik on October 28, 2010 | 1 Comment
Are you tired of the same old hotel rooms, with no personality at all? If you do, than you should check out these hotels and perhaps visit them afterwards.
There are hotels built in the shape of dogs, others under water or in trees. Indeed, if you want something more "special", there are some where you will be watched all the time: that if you choose to stay at a prison-hotel.
But still, for the ordinary eccentrics, here are some [...]
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Posted by Bogdan on August 25, 2010 | No Comments
Known as bawdi or baoli in India, the wells with stairs are amazing constructions, where the access to the water is made by multiple stairs with narrow steps. The first architectural wonders of this kind were built back in 200 b.Ch. in the Western India and remained an unique attraction for this area. Nowadays, this kind of wells can be found only in India and a few regions in Pakistan. In the Medieval times, a large number of maharajahs built [...]
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Posted by Bogdan on August 19, 2010 | 3 Comments
The V8 Hotel is built in probably the most suitable place in Europe for a hotel that will attract car fans and engine lovers – in Stuttgart, a city highly influenced by the automotive industry.
In 20.000sqm you’ll find the V8 Hotel, shops, an exclusive theme restaurant and an event hall. If you are interested, the hotel also hosts various events: birthdays, weddings (after a long talk with your wife), anniversaries and other similar.
If you decide to go there you should [...]
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Posted by Bogdan on February 9, 2010 | 3 Comments
The Ideal Palace (Le Palais Idéal), is a impressive construction, built by a French postman, Ferdinand Cheval (1836-1924). Cheval began the building in April 1879, using stones that he was collecting while delivering mails. He did this for 33 years, and most of the time he was working at night, helped by the light from oil lamps.
First he was carrying stones in his pockets, later he used a basket and finally a wheelbarrow. He used lime, mortar and cement [...]
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