A sanctuary from everyday reality

Located in Petitenget close to the border of Seminyak – a bustling residential area in the heart of Bali, Paya-Paya Villa is a stylish three-bedroom holiday retreat that makes a dramatic statement in contemporary design. Built by Aboday Architects, Paya-Paya Villa is an exotic haven of infinite comfort that does not compromise personal space or privacy.

Luxury, personal space, state of the art technology and zestful and stylized contemporary design does not escape anyone staying at this Bali villa. The two-storey building is arranged around courtyards and surrounded by water of varying depth, which creates a shallow pond at the entrance, Jacuzzi and large swimming pool. Guestrooms contain Refrigerator and Jacuzzi for your comfort. The three impressive air-conditioned rooms are stocked with 4-star quality amenities such as TVs with Satellite and a home entertainment system an IDD telephone, and high speed Broadband Internet. When it is time to relax, this Bali hotel offers Swimming pool and Spa services on site. Rates for entire villa: US$ 295(low season), US$330 (High) and US$ 350 peak season.

Beautifully appointed hotel

The Pier House Resort is Key Wests most elaborate waterfront resort. Further attractions close this idiom hotel countenance Ernest Hemingway Interior and Museum and Southernmost Quantity. If you’re sensing for something a bit much friend than the Get Employ , Platform Asylum is an saint prime. Photos by: http://www.mywedding.com/ 

If inviting tropical views are more your style. Available with either one king or two queen beds and a patio or balcony surrounded by native tropical flora. Non-smoking rooms. Flat-panel televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature refrigerators, complimentary wireless Internet access, and premium bedding. 

Hotel Facilities: 
3 restaurants; 3 bars; babysitting; bike/moped rental; concierge; full-service fitness center and spa; 2 Jacuzzis; heated pool; limited room service; sauna; watersports equipment/rentals. 
The resort’s award-winning restaurant, One Duval Restaurant and Bar is renowned for its excellent cuisine, highlighted by an unforgettable waterfront setting and a new cuisine style that blends flavourful ingredients of the Caribbean and Florida. This luxurious property is suited for guests of all types.

The most beautiful opera houses in the world

Opera de Monte Carlo
Located in the principality of Monaco, the Opera de Monte Carlo was opened in 1879. Designed the magnificent and extravagantly, the opera house was recently renovated. Over 80,000 gold leaves were applied to paintings and moldings, a five-ton chandelier has been entirely rebuilt. As it seats only 524, it is often difficult to get tickets. This the only opera house in the world to feature exterior views (thanks to the windows overlooking the Mediterranean) from within the concert space.

Teatro di San Carlo
Located in Naples, this is the oldest opera in Europe that has never closed the door. Opened on 4 November 1737 and then it was the largest in the world with its 3300 seats. Teatro di San Carlo is included in World Heritage by UNESCO. 

The Mariinsky Theatre
Opened in 1860, this is pre-eminent theater is located in St. Petersburg, Russia. Named after Empress Maria Alexandrovna, wife of Tsar Alexander II and there is a bust of the Empress in the main entrance foyer. The building was severely damaged during the 900-day Siege of Leningrad, but later restored in 1944. With its marvelous 1,625-seat auditorium it is one of the greatest world class music theatres.

Bavarian State Opera
Built in 1818, Bavarian State Opera is located in Munich and features an impressive exterior and a magnificent interior. Destroyed in World War II it was moved to another place and built in its original form. Re-opened in 1963, the State Opera seats 2,100 people. Today the opera is among the most famous in the world.

Teatro Amazonas
This opera is in the heart of Manaus, deep in the Amazon rain forest of Brazil. Opera House was constructed during the Belle Epoque – the era of rubber that makes Manaus one of the most prosperous cities on the continent. The dome of the opera is covered with 60,000 ceramic tiles imported from France and currently has 701 seats

Romanian Athenaeum
This concert hall is one of the most beautiful buildings in Bucharest. It was built in 1888 in neoclassical style by architect Albert Galeron and considered as one of the architectonical jewellery of Romania. The auditorium (28, 50 m in diameter and 16 m high) having a special acoustics, seats 600 in the stalls and another 52 in loge seating.

Hoja Zayniddin Mosque

In the northwest of the city of Bukhara is located the quarter of Khoja Zayniddin. At its core lies the mosque of Khoja Zayniddin, a monument of art historical importance. The interior of the 16th-century Hoja Zayniddin Mosque – really good example of Islamic architecture. It has some of the best very old, original mosaic and ghanch work you’re going to see anywhere. Combines the technique of monumental architecture and local tradition, the design is one of the best in Uzbekistan‘ structures of the fifteenth century.

Tuvana Hotel – Antalya

Enclosed by field, the soigneTuvana Hotel is situated in the past centrist of Antalya exclusive 1500 ft from Adrian’s Revenue. It is at the Tuvana Hotel , in a period activity juxtaposed to all the sights in Kaleici, but also conscionable steps from Kalekapisi, the rattling displace of City look, transit and shopping.

46 flat. The flat of the hotel are convenient and locomote with all of the redbrick commodities to be foreseen from a hotel of its class.
Televisions uprise with satellite channels. Bathrooms let handheld showerheads, makeup/shaving mirrors, specializer toiletries, and material dryers.

Services: Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Shoe Shine, Tour Desk, Ticket Service.

A count of tierce restaurants (2 inside and 1 Garden Building) where you can fully revel the worldwide famous Land Cuisine which are at your exploit every time of the day.

Chateau Bourgiugnon

This is a romantic place to stay in Burgundy, France,located to the south of Autun in the Morvan National Park.

The 500 hectare estate is a mass of delightful scenic contrasts – centuries old parkland, formal terraces, beautiful woods, panoramic views, crystal clear streams, ponds and hedged fields with wildlife flourishing everywhere.
The Château is a private and extravagantly stylish private home, formerly the playground of the French aristocracy. Recently re-decorated and renovated it has sumptuous rooms with fine bed-linen, private bathrooms, period furniture, elaborate drapery, luxury beds, light and panoramic views.

Haji Lane, Singapore

Haji Lane is a small-scale shopping in Singapore‘s hidden retail destination. Singapore has enormous, glittering shopping malls in and around Orchard Street which are wall-to-wall major-brand retailers, the stuff of a shopaholic’s dream. Anyway for those seeking something more intimate, the indie boutiques on Haji Lane are far from the roaming mall rats. Beautiful boutiques showcase rising Singaporean designers, as well as other designers from Asia and beyond, lining a narrow, backstreet of the tranquil Kampong Glam area – also known as the Arab district.

Don’t miss stores on the second floors of the charming shophouses; look out for mysterious flights of stairs through doorways at street level because you might just find find a new little world at the top of them. United Label is a wonderful shop, a womenswear brand by a Thai designer living in Singapore, as well as a selection of adorable stationery culled from around Asia. Near the entryway a staircase leads to a floor stocked with clothes from different labels. There are a few racks of items that have been majorly discounted, while others are dedicated to items like delicate, screen-printed tees.

At one end of Haji Lane is Soon Lee (no. 73), which stocks a mix of chic womenswear, accessories and lifestyle items from Hong Kong, Korea and even the Philippines. The boutique’s size (basically two shophouses combined into one) gives way to a large selection for browsing. Balancing out the shopping element, a few cafes and rest stops provide a place for breaks. A Thousand Tales (no. 55) is an all-in-one art gallery, cafe, bar, restaurant and furniture complex. While the menu next door at Bar Stories (no. 57A) sells drinks like mojitos and caipirinhas, visitors are invited to ask the bartender to make something special for them. The Scandinavian-inspired furniture is used as seating for patrons, who can buy it right there if they like it enough.

Pluck (no. 31/33) focuses more on housewares, but the cafe inside offers a revolving selection of homemade ice cream in a variety of flavors. The standouts are the Asian-inspired flavors, such as green tea with red beans or cashew-infused yogurt. There are also flavors made with alcohol, like the refreshing lychee martini.