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1. The Spanish Regal Family October 21, 2011 The Imperial family of the Kingdom of Spain has been in existence for the longest time compared to other European royalties. The origin of this regal family is traceable to nuptials between her majesty queen Isabella I and his highness the king Ferdinand II who sat at the helm of the Castile and Aragon kingdoms respectively. This gave birth to the Kingdom of Spain whose dynasties were later integrated by King Charles I. This saw them become a single state under monarchical rule. The Kingdom of Spain consists of a number of dynasties, commonly referred to as ‘Houses’. These include t... (read more) Author: Robin Hood

2. The long life and turbulent times of Otto von Habsburg, one of history'sgreatest 'what ifs', dead a July 08, 2011 By Dr. Jeffrey Lant History is littered with 'what ifs' that make us wonder about the history we got, rather than the history which we so nearly got... and would have changed so much. What if Lincoln had completed his second term? What if "Gentleman Johnny" Burgoyne had crushed the Continental Army at Saratoga in 1777, thereby ensuring British victory? What if Jesus had not been crucified? And, today's particular query, "What if the Austro-Hungarian empire had survived World War I, the succession descending in the usual order from Emperor Charles I to, in due course, ... (read more) Author: Ruthsella Corasol

3. A SHORT TOUR GUIDE OF MADRID July 07, 2011 Spain’s capital city Madrid became the capital city of Spain in 1562 and tourists can visit it in the center of the Iberian Peninsula. The central location combined with the high altitude contribute to the climate of the city, characterized by warm dry summers perfect for a holiday and cool winters. The city is a spectacular one for every tourist, with great monuments to visit, a spectacular medieval center that dates back to the Habsburg Empire and the famous Prado Museum. However, Madrid stands out with the fact that it is not just a simple cultural destination, but also a livel... (read more) Author: Seamus Thompson

4. Austria Trend Hotel Ananas June 13, 2011 The first thing that people think when they hear the word Vienna is the Vienna Boy’s Choir, the succulent sausages and authentic Viennese coffee. These are some of the things that attract tourists to this lovely Austrian city. Millions of people travel to Vienna every year for work and for leisure being home to the famous Habsburg court and magnificent empires. Dhr.com offers a wide selection of hotels in Vienna that would suit anyone’s budget and lifestyle. Anyone can now experience royal treatment during their stay in Vienna since Dhr.com offers up to 70% discount on selected Vienna hotels i... (read more) Author: otelcom otelcom

5. Sightseeing Holidays in Madrid February 07, 2011 Madrid in the Medieval Era Those who want to visit Madrid have to do this in a certain way if they want to discover the history of the city. The Medieval Era, for example, was a flourishing period for the city, when the Moreria Bario was built, a quarter of great importance for the Moors, who decided that it was the right one to host the law court. The buildings in this quarter are of a rare beauty, displaying a special Mudejar style which nourishes the eyes. Madrid also had a Habsburg Era, an era when it felt an amazing bloom. This is the era when Madrid became the capital of Spain from ... (read more) Author: Daniel Loah

6. 10 Fun Things to do in Vienna April 08, 2008 1. View works of art of the Kunsthistorisches Museum - This is one of the most famous museums in the world, featuring the works of acclaimed artists from all over the world. Set aside a few hours to allow yourself ample time to take in all this museum has to offer. 2. Take pictures at Schloss Schönbrunn - This is the former summer home of the Habsburg family and has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its beautiful extensive gardens and impressive architecture, the Schloss Schönbrunn provides countless photo taking opportunities. 3. Visit St Stephen’s Cathedral - ... (read more) Author: James Burrows

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