Wreck Beach
Vancouver, British Columbia

The siccing of wreck Beach, Canada’s 1st and biggest legal clothing-optional beach, could not be more another from the tropics – but it’s no to a lesser extent shocking.

Placed at the confluence of the Frasier River with the Straits of Georgia and English Bay, this 5-mile longsighted beach gets more five hundred thousands visitants every year to look up to the rounding white cliffs and emerald-green woods. For befits among of the greatest nude beaches in the world, it savors the allegiance of the wreck Beach Preservation Society.

Small Beach
Maui Island, Hawaii Island

What soundly is a Eden case Paradise if you can not delight it Adam and Eve way? Fortuitously, the government in charge of Makena State Park, along of Maui Island, realise that – and the locals apprise the touristry bucks nudist travellers bring.
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Posted: March 5th, 2009 under Tourism.
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Florence visitors simply cannot miss to visit Piazza Santa Croce – this is one of the most beautiful squares in Florence and in the world. You can easily find it from every hotel in downtown. Just move your feet to historic center and pass Piazza della Signoria and Borgo dei Greci. If you are not sure you understand the direction, ask a Florence map in your hotel. Usually they give maps for free.

Here, 15 minutes from Duomo, is located this masterpiece. You can also find Santa Croce church nearby. Both church and piazza were built in medieval times. They served for religious purposes – ceremonies in Santa Croce were frequent and attracted many people so piazza needed to hold them all. Also quite often it was used for various holiday activities like festivals, rides or different games. One of them, Calcio storico or Historical Football, took place at Piazza Santa Croce annually at San Giovanni day (the 24th of June). Certainly, this wasn’t a football in our modern sense. For us this game would remind more Rugby than football. This game was unbelievably popular and attracted people from the whole city as teams representing Florence districts participated and first place in this game was honorable and widely celebrated.

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Posted: February 16th, 2009 under Tourism.
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