A perfect all inclusive golf vacation can be definitely planned in Austria. The beauty of the country is just staggering. The Alps impress me a lot, with their majestic pose and breathtaking views.

The top golf resorts in Austria offer everything you expect them to: green fees, overnight stays, e-cars, tokens for the driving range, etc. Austria has made a mission out of getting the most out of their immense touristic potential. There are few other places on Earth where you get this kind of quality in service.

The capital of the German land Bavaria, the city of Munich, with a population of 2 200 000 inhabitants, is a rich combination of industrial enterprises and historical symbols of a bright past.

The town was founded in 1158 by Heinrich, Duke of Saxony, and became over time one of the most important centers of power and domination in Germany, the cradle of Wittelsbach dynasty. During the 663 years of this dynasty’s domination a series of fantastic castles have been built, exemplifying the Bavarian love for grandeur and spectacle.

In 1920 Munich became the birthplace of National Socialism, also known as Nazism. 18 years later, the city became the place where the odious political treaty which France and Britain that allowed the breaking of Czechoslovakia was signed

Rebuilt after the war, Munich became the country’s center of high-tech industries, bringing great prosperity to its inhabitants.

The city has a great tourism potential, three medieval gates together with the magnificent tower of Frauenkirche Cathedral from the 15th century and the impressive City Hall Gothic building, as well as some of the best hotels in Germany are only a small part of the attractions that visitors may see in Munich.

Welcome to Austria, the heart of our old continent. Feel its spell, admire its Alpine landscapes, its crystalline lakes that reflect the snow-bound peaks even in summer, live its long nights of entertainment, enjoy its curing thermal baths, the architecture of its cities, its musical and cultural traditions and last but not least the unique and wonderful atmosphere of its ski resorts.

Whether it’s winter and you are a devoted skier or it’s summer and you are looking for silence in the mountains, here you will always find an oasis of relaxation and recreation.

Austria’s classy cities know many spells that can keep you a prisoner without a wish to escape. Vienna is the country’s capital and the core of European musical life. Music, art and Baroque architecture reached perfection in Salzburg, Mozart’s.

Even a day of shopping in these cities can become an unforgettable experience.

Austria, the Mecca of skiers and snowboarders, expects its tourists with arms every winter. Long and excellent slopes, modern cable installations and Après Ski bars that share a warm atmosphere are just some of the reasons for which Austria is skiers’ favorite destination.

Located in the central-eastern part of Germany, in the west of Saxony, at the intersection of Pleisse, Parthe and Weisse Elstet rivers, and 182 km south-west of Berlin, Leipzig is one of the most famous cities in the world. With approximately 500,000 inhabitants, it is a city about the same size with the Land capital, Dresden.

Situated in the fertile basin of Leipzig, with important reserves of lignite, this city has played an vital role in the economic, commercial and cultural life of the entire region since ancient times. Many important German people such as Lessing (1746), Klopstock (1747) and Goethe (1765) have studied at the Leipzig University. Founded in 1409, the university exercised a great influence in the cultural history of the German nation.

Officially, Leipzig is mentioned in 1015 in the archbishop Tietmar von Merseburg chronic as a fortified city named "Lpzi Urbs" (which means, in German, "the town under the lime").

If you consider visiting this great German city you have to be prepared to spend more then a day here. This should not be such a big problem because there is an impressive collection of hotels in Leipzig that expect your visit.

Stralsund is a city in northern Germany (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern), located on the southern shore of the Baltic Sea. It has nearly 60.000 people (it had 75.000 in 1989 and 53.000 in 1939).

Is the main city of Vorpommern. Founded in 1234, Stralsund was one of the city-states that were members of the famous trade and customs union called the Hanseatic League (Hansa), the league of cities with ports connected directly to the Baltic Sea. Between 1648 - 1815 was the capital of the Principality of Vorpommern (in personal union with Sweden).

Stralsund is a major seaport and industrial center (shipbuilding, fish processing). At the same time it is an attractive tourist center (300.000 visitors in 2003), particularly because the of the old city, which has buildings dating from 13 - 18th centuries. Stralsund has become part of the UNESCO world heritage in 2002. Among the most visited tourist attractions there are the Museum of History and Culture of Vorpommern and the German Maritime Museum.

In Stralsund you will also find one of the Europe’s best water park.

Brandenburg Gate is one of the best known monuments of Berlin. Positioned between Parizer Platz and Platz der March 18, the gate was built at the command of Wilhelm II as a symbol of peace. The project’s architect was Karl Gotthard von Longhans (works were conducted during 1788-1791), who used elements of classical architecture.

Enshrining the reputation of Berlin as Spreeathen (Athens on the Spree River), the gate was designed after Propylaea, the way of access to the Acropolis in Athens. It is composed of 12 Doric columns, supporting the Quadriga led by the goddess Viktoria (sculpture of Johann Gottfried Schadow).

Brandenburg Gate remained unchanged in its architecture and has played an important role in the modern history of Germany.
Brandenburg Gate is certainly the most important European modern symbol of peace, the triumphant entry of the goddess in the city signifying the end of all conflicts. It is also a symbol of division and reunification, a monument that saw the torches dragged under it by the Nazi Germany during the darkest period of history, but under which have passed, crying for joy, people separated by arbitrary decisions while more than 50 years.

 While visiting the Brandenburg Gate you could also book a room at one of the best Berlin hotels.

The circuit of Spa Francorchamps has already become part of Formula One history. The modern design of Spa dates from 1979 and hosts the annual Formula One Belgian Grand Prix. It is the place where the seven-time Formula One world drivers’ champion Michael Schumacher made his debut in 1991 and won his first Formula One Grand Prix in 1992.

Situated in the beautiful Ardennes, close to the renowned wellness city of Spa, the circuit has become a tourist attraction of Belgium. Each year, tens of thousands of Formula One fans come to the circuit to enjoy the Grand Prix and encourage their favorites.

In 2009, the Belgian Grand Prix will be held on August 30. Due to his injury in Hungary a few weeks ago, Ferrari driver Felipe Massa won’t be able to race so we might see Michael Schumacher once again on the circuit after his retirement in 2006.

If you are planning a weekend at Spa Francorchamps for the 2009 Belgian Grand Prix you should already be looking for a nice hotel in Belgium. August 30 is almost here, so don’t hesitate. See you at Spa!