Backpack food, might finally stop in the Meininger hut. Meeting place: Gebagipfel, Meininger hut at 10: 00. 108. walkers from all over Germany as well as from the neighbouring countries to guest in the Rhon Mountains will be German hiking at the end of June. “” Especially for this, but now even for the participants in the Pro-hikes: seeping effect was yesterday! “Our major concern is with our program drawn up by the guides of the Rhon Club tours to prepare so that the visitors of the Rhon can understand them, even if they have missed the day of leadership at the German hiking day 2008″, says Arno Behlau, Managing Director of gistum”, and further explains: all information contained in the program, so that no mobile phone costs incurred for the users.” DIGITAL phone card with the program of LiveWorld render the hiking tours on most commercially available phones. Is the mobile phone via Bluetooth is connected with a separate GPS mouse, the user can receive the satellite-navigation signals and even its current position in the Determine the mobile card on the screen.

LiveWorld is programmed with the latest Java technology and uses GPS and Bluetooth. In addition the card informs in the pass – about sights in nature. Walkers will find also cultural or tourist information such as restaurants, hotels, parking, etc. This information will be presented in multimedia as text, picture, slideshow, audio – or video post. “With the mobile walking or hiking map with multimedia information, the Rhon Club shows vision for promoting tourism in the Rhon: if everyone can bring his map on your mobile, the region for tourism is even more attractive and we win and young people for the hiking”, so Regina Rinke, the Chairman of the Association. You are pleased to make this modern type of navigation of the hiking movement or other frequently also on the German hiking also available. Learn more about the Pro-hikes, the card entries for accommodation in the Rhon, see, email or call 06684 917082 or 0174-1666131. There is also information, whether your phone works.

The Black Sea coast of Bulgaria. Photos, tips, maps for tourists! Bulgaria holds two very well-known vacation areas for adventurers with the sunny beach and golden sands. With this report, we present but also cities such as Varna, Nessebar, Sozopol and Burgas. 1 Sozopol after Burges 34 km / 33 min / 5 Euro 2. Burgas to Nessebar 36 km / 40 min / 9 euro of 3 Nessebar to Varna 101 km / 1:40 h / 18 euro this card free print out? 1 Sozopol to Bourgas 34 km / 33 min / 5 euros the first settlement on the site of the present-day town of Sozopol was founded in the year 609 BC by Greek sailors from Miletus. They called the settlement of Apollonia Pontika named after the God Apollo. Sozopol is therefore the first Greek Kolonoie of the Greeks in the Black Sea.

Because the city of Apollonia Pontika from many disputes of the area was out, the city grew into a major trading power. The city has two enclosed a Bay, protected ports, earning a long-lasting maritime trade and prosperity of the city. Sozopol- About Greece, Bulgaria trade relations of the city went out to Egypt, Syria and Carthage. Prosperity meant that the inhabitants of the city bronze figure build an approx. 14 metre Apollo left, travelers on land and sea in the distance already pointed out the wealthy city. The city had several large temple next to a theater, an Agora and a gymnasium for their gods, such as the Aphrodite. The great influence of the city was only initiated taking 72 BC by the Romans.

The large statue of Apollo was brought to Rome as spoils of war, where she proudly presented as prey in the Coliseum. The figure was melted down in the time of the Christianization of the Roman Empire. After a long time of peace the city re-emerged in the 5 th century A.d.

Destinations that you can visit should, before they disappear from the map London/Berlin, January 22, 2009 the Earth has to offer many exceptional destinations such as historic buildings, mysterious wetlands or extraordinary inland waters for tourists and world travelers. The only question is: for how long? Global warming, environmental disasters and destruction by humans threaten many holiday paradises and cultural monuments. Travellers should use therefore have the chance to visit these extraordinary places before they completely disappear from the map. Hotels.com unveils five endangered destinations. 1 dead sea, Jordan the image of bathers that relaxed driving on the surface of the water of the dead sea, and read a newspaper, is world renowned.

The most unusual Lake in the world is between the Kingdom of Jordan, the Western neighbour of Israel and the Palestinian territories. About 410 meters below sea level, he is ten salty with a salt content of about 30% as the Mediterranean Sea. The existence of this natural wonder is threatened, because every year the level of the dead sea to about a meter decreases. If this process is not stopped, large parts of the Lake will soon be a salt desert. Hotel tip from the experts: the Golden Tulip Grand Palace Hotel in Amman, about an hour’s drive from the dead sea is located. \”2. the Everglades, Florida, United States, Pumas, crocodiles, pelicans and turtles: the marshes of the Everglades in Florida, also often called River of grass\” is known, is famous for its great biodiversity. The draining of the swamp area and the increasing environmental pollution has a direct impact on the flora and fauna. The strong fall of moist habitats has resulted in that since the beginning of the 20th century until today already 95 percent of the total stock of wader have disappeared. Since the destructive effects of Hurricane Andrew, the area at risk is classified and therefore on the red list of endangered world heritage sites.

The Roses town Forst (Lausitz) offers much worth seeing, left the newly built fire station rises beautifully renovated civic and business houses with stucco facades, balconies, Bay Windows and turrets, also houses, which are the foreclosure and whose former Pracht is only be guessed at, over the rooftops, right a small park with young lime trees, then the headquarters of the District of spree-Neisse, in a successful combination of old and modern architecture, and in the background, right across the whole field of vision, a powerful old factory building with empty window caves, crumbling bricks, sunken roof parts, an industrial wasteland like in the picture book. Such views are in Forst (Lausitz), a small town near the Polish border, on a stretch of a few hundred metres while walking through the Linden Street to the Muhlbach. The city has many challenges to overcome. Despite amalgamation of ten villages, the population has dropped by since 2000 to more than 2,500 on nearly 22,000 People. Whose average age rises quickly, because the young move away to study or to find other local work. Unemployment is high, since 1992/1993 the end of the cloth industry irrevocably came. By 1900, the city was the Manchester of Germany\”called, from which, it was called the fabric for every second suit came from forestry.

The draperies and related metal factories and workshops were the largest employers before the reunification. Today, it is the brown coal open-cast mining. There was not something like an industrial area in forestry. The factory buildings are spread over the whole city. \”A private light rail system, the black Jule\”, drove on own tracks in the streets and connected all of the factories together.

On some corners, there are still track pieces. You are today under monumental protection. It hinders and significantly verteuere the rehabilitation of urban roads\”, said a member of the economic and Financial Committee of the Town Council.