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Carcassonne             The Fortress of  Carcassonne There are only 50 euros returning flight ticket from London to Carcassonne. Worth visiting it, not only for the cheap flight price but for its culture, cuisine and sports. The place is known since neolithic era (between 10 200 - 2000 BC) especially because of its good place  between  Atlantic Ocean  and  Mediterranean Sea .  The first information of settlement in this area has been dated to around 3500 BC though.  The city was under Celtic, Roman  and French occupation and the original spoken language here is  Occitan  - similar to Catalan dialect. As I listened to it, it sounds like something between French and Italian, with few German influences as well.              In front of the   Hôtel de la Cité Carcassonne The city is famous especially for the  Cité de Carcassonne...

Everyone told me I need to visit Metz - a small town in the North of France, close to Luxembourg. Here you are, finally I have arrived in this wonderful town. From the train station, the place didn't look so impressive, but as you go further in the centre of the town, you can see the whole beauty of the Saint Stephen Cathedral. The Cathedral is unique in the World as a union between two churches. But you can find many more informations about Metz if you press here . No need to put on my blog some informations that are already on internet, right? :P Well, something you might not find on internet is : close to the Cathedral you can find some places with the best cakes you can ever eat! Of course, people like there to go out for eating. At 7 o'clock in the evening, all restaurants and pizzerias were full. And the food is cheap (cheaper than Luxembourg - 7 euro a meal) and pretty good! Another impressive thing I have found there is Metz loves arts. Everywhere you can see painting...

Since the end of the World War II, anti-Roma laws emerged in each country of Europe, apart from Spain, legal discrimination was developed. The vagueness of the term Roma is due to the lack of legal definition established in France as in the Union. Talking about legal racism with inequalities where Roma are the victims. The widespread stereotypes of attitude, for example 77% of respondents in the 27 of EU member countries consider that belonging to the Roma minority is a disadvantage in the society (poll made INSEE, September 2010), is not difficult to quickly drift to discrimination, including from State authorities. Even if they are present in many European countries, Roma have generally the nationality of a Member State (Romania, Bulgaria, Spain, Slovak Republic…). This allows them access to citizenship since the Maastricht Treaty of 1992, and obviously the right to move and reside freely in every country of the EU; the right to have a job, to health, education, and eligibility. ...